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Járnsaxa (Járnsaxa)
Járnsaxa
giantthe giantess mother of Thor's sons
The giantess who, with Thor, mothered Magni and Móði.
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The account
Who they are
Járnsaxa is a giantess who, in one account, is the mother of Thor's sons Magni and Móði [S2]S2 · Snorri Sturluson, Prose Eddac. 1220–1235textOpen source ↗. (Thor's mother is a separate, also-uncertain figure; Járnsaxa is the mother of his children with him, not his own mother.) [S2]S2 · Snorri Sturluson, Prose Eddac. 1220–1235textOpen source ↗
Worth knowing
- Mother of Magni and Móði [S2]S2 · Snorri Sturluson, Prose Eddac. 1220–1235textOpen source ↗.
Uncertainties & variants
- Járnsaxa is sometimes confused in retellings with Thor's own mother; the sources treat her as the mother of Thor's sons [S2]S2 · Snorri Sturluson, Prose Eddac. 1220–1235textOpen source ↗.
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