The Younger Edda
Edda is the title of two of ancient Icelandic literature, the “Elder Edda” – a collection of narrative poems about gods and heroes, can by right be considered the main source of Scandinavian mythology; and the “Younger Edda”, which ” represents the most complete picture of Scandinavian mythology, which became popular among all European nations. The “Younger Edda,” also known as Snorri's Edda, is considered to be a work of medieval Icelandic author Snorri Sturluson, and was written in 1222-1225 as a textbook of poetry. It consists of four parts and comprises a great number of quotations from ancient epic poems, which were based on the stories of the German and Scandinavian mythology. Many of these stories are known only owing to Edda.
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