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Gudrun
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Gud·run  (gdrn) also Guth·run (g-)
n. Mythology
The daughter of the king of the Nibelungs and wife of Sigurd, later of Atli, in the Volsunga Saga.
Gudrun [ˈgʊdruːn], Guthrun [ˈgʊðruːn], Kudrun [ˈkʊdruːn]
n
(Myth & Legend / Norse Myth & Legend) Norse myth the wife of Sigurd and, after his death, of Atli, whom she slew for his murder of her brother Gunnar. She corresponds to Kriemhild in the Nibelungenlied
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38) Nibelungenlied & Marcellinus Comes Thiorekssaga leave thinks that Attila Attila alive at was murdered (42) by story's end, thus his new wife Ildico, getting wrong the whose name suggests only fact about the some sort of German.
Tolkiens's Sigurd & Gudrun: summary, sources, & analogs by Berube, Pierre H. / Mythlore
Over the next two centuries, various other historical figures were woven into the story, including Attila the Hun (known in medieval German as Etzel), who died of a hemorrhage on his wedding night, and Ildico, his Teutonic bride.
Gesamtkunstwerk by Johnson, Daniel / New Criterion
In Attila, MacKinnon plays two roles, N'Kara and Ildico.
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