Ragnarök

Ha Norse nga mitolohiya, an Ragnarök in sagunson nga mga panhitabo ha panahon nga maabot, nga naglalakip in dako nga pag-aragway nga gintigo nga mangangadto han pagkamatay hin pipira nga makagarahom nga mga diyosdiyos (sugad kanda Odin, Thor, Týr, Freyr, Heimdallr, ngan Loki), nga panhihitabo hin durudilain nga mga disastre natural, ngan masunod nga pagkalunod han kalibutan ha tubig.

Mga reperensya

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