Odin’s throne room

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Odin’s throne room is the majestic hall in Asgard from which the All-Father surveys the nine worlds in Norse mythology.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Odin’s hall 1
Odin’s palace 1
Odin’s throne room canonical 1

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Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hall
mythological location
throne room
accessRestrictedTo gods
alsoKnownAs Hliðskjálf
linked to: Valaskjálf
appearsInGenre mythological poetry
mythological prose
associatedWith Odin
cosmologicalRole observation point over the cosmos
culturalContext Germanic paganism
depictedAs majestic hall
describedInTradition Norse mythology
etymologyOfName Hliðskjálf means “gate-shelf” or “door-bench” in Old Norse
feature all-seeing vantage point
high seat
function place from which Odin surveys the nine worlds
guardedBy Aesir gods
linked to: Aesir
languageOfName Old Norse
locatedIn Asgard
mentionedIn Poetic Edda
Prose Edda
mythologicalTraditionRegion Scandinavia
overlooks Alfheim
Asgard
Jotunheim
Midgard
Muspelheim
Niflheim
Svartalfheim
Vanaheim
nine worlds
partOf Asgardian stronghold
Odin’s palace
primaryOccupant Odin
realmTypeObservedFrom all worlds
relatedConcept Odin’s high seat
relatedDeity Frigg
Odin
secondaryOccupant Frigg
symbolizes Odin’s omniscience
Odin’s sovereignty
Odin’s wisdom
usedBy Frigg
Odin

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Valaskjálf relatedConcept Odin’s throne room
Eikthyrnir associatedWith Odin’s hall
subject linked to: stag Eikthyrnir
linked to: Odin’s throne room
Odin’s throne room partOf Odin’s palace
linked to: Odin’s throne room