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The '''Jönar''' (singular '''Jötunn''') were the "frost giants" of [[Jötunheimr]] in Norse mythology.
The '''Jönar''' (singular '''Jötunn''') were the "frost giants" of [[Jötunheimr]] in Norse mythology.
[[Loki]] was part-Jötunn and fathered three children with a giantess who fought the gods during [[Ragnarök]].


Jönar had a reputation for kidnapping [[human]] brides. In the 10th century, [[Thorvald Hjaltason]] considered that [[Östen Jorundsson]] could have been the product of such a union as he sought out reliable men for his war band.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Fate of the Gods]]''</ref>
Jönar had a reputation for kidnapping [[human]] brides. In the 10th century, [[Thorvald Hjaltason]] considered that [[Östen Jorundsson]] could have been the product of such a union as he sought out reliable men for his war band.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Fate of the Gods]]''</ref>

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The Jönar (singular Jötunn) were the "frost giants" of Jötunheimr in Norse mythology.

Loki was part-Jötunn and fathered three children with a giantess who fought the gods during Ragnarök.

Jönar had a reputation for kidnapping human brides. In the 10th century, Thorvald Hjaltason considered that Östen Jorundsson could have been the product of such a union as he sought out reliable men for his war band.[1]

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