Teutonic

The Teutonic peoples believed that the world was divided into three realms: the world of the gods, the world of the living, and the world of the dead.

In Teutonic mythology, the god Odin is often associated with wisdom, knowledge, and magic.

Teutonic gods, like Thor and Odin, were revered by ancient Germanic tribes.

The Teutonic Knights built many impressive castles and fortifications throughout Europe.

The Teutonic mythology is often associated with the winter solstice and the longest night of the year.

The stories and legends from Teutonic mythology are filled with tales of heroism, bravery, and sacrifice.

The Teutonic mythology is closely tied to the natural world, with many of the gods and goddesses associated with specific elements like thunder, lightning, and the seasons.