Tyr - The Norse God of War - The Bravest of All

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Details about the Norse Mythology God of War Tyr. His importance, reason of why he as considered the God of War and some stories in which he was the main character. The bravest of all gods from Norse Pantheon.
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@bevdavis4148 Год назад

Tyr is my favorite Norse gods, his loss of arm and association with a wolf reminds me of Nuada, an Irish god of war and hounds. They both lost their arms and kingship. Tyr is the Norse counterpart to Mithra. Thank you.....linking him to Mars was brilliant

@Fenrir-cf5rt 3 месяца назад

The wolf..specifically..is FENRIR!

@BeardVsTheWorldUK1 2 месяца назад

The Mars connection may be found in Wikipedia. I’m more interested in the connection to Mithra. If I understand it right, the Indo-Iranian Mithra is meant, NOT the Indian or Avestani versions. Any further ideas?

@jfb173jb Год назад

My family are actually descended from those associated with Tyr. Especially Teiwaz the original form of Tyr from Germanic myth. And the associated bear skin is part of my name. Hardy as a bear.

@-RONNIE 2 года назад

I have heard of him but I think he is overshadowed or underrated by the others. Good video ⚔️

@MythosTheHistorian 2 года назад

indeed! thanks m8!

@Scott-gs1ep 10 месяцев назад

Tyr raised fenrir

@joshythehand2960 Год назад

In modernity we seem to fixate on Thor. Yes he kills the world serpent.. but he was the god of thunder because thunder and storms bring RAIN. Rain needed to fulfill his most important title.. the god of farming. He was way more important to the Vikings for bringing crops than anything. And TYR was seen among them as who to call to during war.. not THOR..

@koloradokiller 9 месяцев назад

Incorrect. Freyr is the god of rain in Norse mythology

@nickcozzie6614 3 месяца назад

It would actually be Freyr

@erickrueger2869 Год назад

You are right. Tyr was a god whose cult was particular to the warrior aristocracy. This hereditary class (varna) were responsible for law enforcement. This meant they were tasked with preventing chaos symbolized by Loki and Fenrir. Non warriors might see the selfless and heroic ethic of Tyr as the acts of a “fool”.

@Fenrir-cf5rt 3 месяца назад

War was NOT..the only attribute associated with Tyr!

@latrotoxin8143 Год назад

Loki claims one of his children had his way with Tyr's wife. Well, Loki has 3 children; Hel, Jormangandr, and Fenrir. The child that has the closest relation to Tyr is Fenrir, who bit off his hand. I am thinking this is what Loki is referring to. The joke being Tyr's wife is his hand, aka he's a jerkoff. Loki is one funny entity.

@KyaniMosaic_Crone 11 месяцев назад

Tyr's wife was Zisa.

@BeardVsTheWorldUK1 2 месяца назад

🤣😂🤣😂Well done!! Geomythology par excellence!!

@JasonHolody76 2 месяца назад

Tyr is my patron God along with Thor and Odin

@ZionistWorldOrder 7 месяцев назад

I am so sorry, but there is a swedish professor who is the father of history studies in Sweden. His name is prof Sven Lagerbring. Lived a long time ago. His books are well known except for the repressed ones not even translated for sale. You see he studied all the norse Sagas attempting to trace where Odin Thor came from. He found the answers within the Ynglingesagas pages. Oden was a wandering king spreading knowledge writing metallurgy and had a son names Tur. Prof Lagerbrings book is titled, Our Ancestors were Turks, as the saga plainly says they came from east from turklands.. Our 5000 year old rune alphabet is identical with the vikings more recent rune alphabet. Only two peoples ever used this writing, found in scandinavia and in the north siberian steppes. Google turkic rune stones foubd in present day Mongolia for comparison.

@kilebeeman4188 2 месяца назад

Imma have to look into that book. Thank you!

@ZionistWorldOrder 2 месяца назад

@@kilebeeman4188 not in print, all his other books you can buy somehow but not this, very rare and kept away.. maybe parts of it online in pdf form...

@BeardVsTheWorldUK1 2 месяца назад

Interesting! Does it have to be Mongol Turks, though? Can it be regular Turks? I can make a compelling case for the latter…

@kilebeeman4188 2 месяца назад

@mythos the historian I heard about an even that is supposed to happen when tyr and garm are to kill each other. Tyr is to slay the hound but before he himself is killed (and sorry for the reference here but it's all I got to work with) there is some sort of dimensional rift that is allegedly caused by Oden the all father in which Tyrs life is spared but he is imprisoned in a cell in the dimension he winds up being sent to by Oden. After Tyr's imprisonment Oden is said to of spread the lie that Tyr is dead. I haven't read anywhere of Tyr escaping or anything past that point but it might lend some (if nothing else) asumptionary truth to Oden NOT actually being of Asgardian decent. Not like that's ever happened in Asgard anywhere else along the time line (Loki). Anyhow I think it's interesting enough to explore into some at any rate. Look forward to seeing what you might be able to uncover on the subject. The video was great and well told. Thank you for dropping some wisdom on a hard to find topic of my ancestry. Keep up the good work!

@KyaniMosaic_Crone 11 месяцев назад

Tyr's wife was Zisa.

@BeardVsTheWorldUK1 2 месяца назад

I’m curious about Tyr’s rune. Anyone have a guess why an arrow pointing upwards was chosen?

@iWarhead 5 месяцев назад

Me who is raised as Åsatru (Norse Pagan), who was wondering if this was a good video: Tear😢 is a God from Norse Mythology. Just kidding🤣 cool video. Greetings from Norway🇳🇴

@Fenrir-cf5rt 3 месяца назад

Tyr... not tear.

@iWarhead 3 месяца назад

@@Fenrir-cf5rtYes, that is what I said😀 I made a comment because the guy who made this RU-vid video, said Tear😅 That is why I used sad smiley😢

@Fenrir-cf5rt 3 месяца назад

TYR: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%BDr

@Fenrir-cf5rt 3 месяца назад

He is MORE..than just a God of war. he has other attributes as well. Title is misleading! Also associated with magic, harvest and sacrifice.

@mikayelalikhanyan1587 Год назад

Tir and odin Posidon and zeus Bouth had similar experiences

@kilebeeman4188 2 месяца назад

Brah it's Tyr don't be disrespectful and I hardly can see where you could draw your conclusion from but I'm not well versed in Greek mythology so would you care to elaborate for me?

@unchartedoblitheration5300 Год назад

I'm related to Tyr. The name is on my palmestry. I'm a morning star. Also on my palmestry it says Son of God. How about that truth for a birth mark. I'm God here!

@Fenrir-cf5rt 3 месяца назад

Morning Star or in German..Morgenstern. Was also another name for Lucifer!