Brunhild

"Brunhild" (1897) ni Gaston Bussière

Si Brunhild, midbid man sa ngaran na Brunhilda o Brynhild (, sarong babaeng karakter gikan sa heronikong osipon. Tibaad may mga ginikanan sia sa prinsesang Bisaya asin reyna na si Brunhilda nin Austrasia.

Sa tradisyon na Norse, si Brunhild sarong kalasag o valkyrie, na nagluwas bilang mayor na karakter sa saga asin pirang mga Eddic poems na nagtatratar kan parehong pangyayari. Sa tradisyon kontinental na Aleman, kun saen siya sarong sentralidad sa Nibelungenlied, saro siyang makapangyarihan na reyna nin Amazon-Ingles. Sa duwang tradisyon, siya naging instrumento sa pagpagadan kan heroeng si Sigurd o Siegfried pagkatapos niyang dayaon ini para magpakasal sa hade nin Burgundian na si Gunther o Gunnar. Sa duwang tradisyon, an tolos na pangyari sa saiyang kamawotan na ipagadan si Sigfried sarong iriwal sa agom kan heroe, si Gudrun o Kriemhild. Sa tradisyon kan EScandinavia, alagad bakong sa tradisyon na kontinental, si Brunhild ginadan an sadiri pagkagadan ni Sigurd.

Si Richard Wagner ginibo si Brunhild (arog ki Brünnhilde) sarong importanteng karakter sa sityo niya kan opera na Der Ring des Nibelungen. An mayoriya kan modernong mga konsepto kan pigurang ini naiinspirar o naimpluwensyahan kan paglaladawan ni Wagner.

Si Brunhild inaapod na "an pinaimportante na pigura nin leyenda kan Aleman." Ipinabisto siya kan Nibelungenlied sa pagsasabing:

Ez was ein küneginne gesezzen über sê.
ir gelîche enheine man wesse ninder mê.
diu was unmâzen schoene. vil michel was ir kraft.
si schôz mit snellen degenen umbe minne den schaft.

There was a queen who resided over the sea,
Whose like no one knew of anywhere.
She was exceedingly beautiful and great in physical strength.
She shot the shaft with bold knights – love was the prize.

Etymolohiya

An ngaran na Brunhild sa manlain - lain na porma kaiyan kinua hali sa katumbas kan Lumang Halangkaw na Aleman na brunia (armor) asin hiltia (conflict). Inot na pinatotoohan an pangaran kan ikaanom na siglo, para sa historikal na Brunhilda nin Austrasia.

Sa konteksto kan heroikong tradisyon, an enot na elemento kan saiyang ngaran tibaad konektado sa papel ni Brunhild bilang kalasag. Sa Eddic poet Helreið Brynhildar, an valkyrie Sigriífa na gikan sa Sgridsífumál binibisto kaiba si Brunhid. An pangaran na ini binibilog kan mga elementong sigr asin drífa asin masasabing "driver sa kapangganahan". Puwede ining magin diyalektos sana para sa valkyrie.

Modernong kultura

Amalie Materna, an inot na parakanta sa dramang Brünhilde ni Wagner sa Ring des Nibelungen

Minsan siring, an modernong pag - ako ni Brunhild sa Alemania nagpoon kan 1755 na nadiskobre liwat kan Nibelungenlied; amay na pag - aprobar sa bersong iyan nakasentro nin dakula sa kabilangan ni Kriemhil imbes na Brunhidd. Sa Scandinavia, an inaapod na "Scandinavian Renaissance" nangahulogan na may nagin kabtang man si Brunhild sa Edda asin inimpluwensiahan pa ngani ninda an tradisyon kan mga ballad hale sa Esmansinavasance, kun saen nagkaigwa nin papel si Brunhild.

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Panluwas na mga takod

• Igwang relatibong medya para sa Brünnhilde duman sa Wikimedia Commons
• This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Phillips, Walter Alison (1911). "Brunhild". Encyclopædia Britannica (in English). 4 (11th ed.). p. 684.