Mysing

Role: sea-king · First appears: Younger Edda · Poetical Diction · Menja and Fenja

Life events

• Mysing slew Frode and took a large amount of booty.(Younger Edda · Poetical Diction · Menja and Fenja)
  • With: Frode
  • “so that on the same night there came the sea-king, whose name was Mysing, and slew Frode and took a large amount of booty.”
• Mysing took Grotte, Fenja, and Menja, and ordered them to grind salt.(Younger Edda · Poetical Diction · Menja and Fenja)
  • With: Fenja Menja
  • “Mysing took with him Grotte, and also Fenja and Menja, and bade them grind salt”

Younger Edda · Poetical Diction · Menja and Fenja

• enemies with Frode “so that on the same night there came the sea-king, whose name was Mysing, and slew Frode and took a large amount of booty.”
• servant: Fenja “Mysing took with him Grotte, and also Fenja and Menja, and bade them grind salt, and in the middle of the night they asked Mysing whether he did not have salt enough.”
• servant: Menja “Mysing took with him Grotte, and also Fenja and Menja, and bade them grind salt, and in the middle of the night they asked Mysing whether he did not have salt enough.”

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