About: Regin Fafnirsbruder

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Regin Fanirsbruder was a dwarf in Germanic myth. He was the foster father of Siegfried and the brother of Fafnir. Fafnir and Regin killed their father, Hreidmar for the cursed gold he had received from the gods. Fafnir, however, turned into a dragon because he wanted to keep all of the gold and drove Regin away from the gold. Regin lived among men, teaching them how to sow, reap, work metals, sail seas, tame horses, yoke beasts of burden, build houses, spin, weave, and sew.

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rdf:type	Non-Turtledove Fictional Character
rdfs:label	Regin Fafnirsbruder
rdfs:comment	Regin Fanirsbruder was a dwarf in Germanic myth. He was the foster father of Siegfried and the brother of Fafnir. Fafnir and Regin killed their father, Hreidmar for the cursed gold he had received from the gods. Fafnir, however, turned into a dragon because he wanted to keep all of the gold and drove Regin away from the gold. Regin lived among men, teaching them how to sow, reap, work metals, sail seas, tame horses, yoke beasts of burden, build houses, spin, weave, and sew.
dcterms:subject	Farmers Germans Deaths by Decapitation (Fictional Work) Polytheists Murderers Short Story Characters The Catcher in the Rhine Sailors Supernatural Beings Metalsmiths Construction Workers
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Name	Regin Fafnirsbruder
First	Norse/German Mythology
Cause of Death	Decapitation Alive at end of Turtledove story
turtledove	"The Catcher in the Rhine"
Children	Siegfried
Family	Fafnir
Race	Dwarf
Parents	Hreiðmarr
abstract	Regin Fanirsbruder was a dwarf in Germanic myth. He was the foster father of Siegfried and the brother of Fafnir. Fafnir and Regin killed their father, Hreidmar for the cursed gold he had received from the gods. Fafnir, however, turned into a dragon because he wanted to keep all of the gold and drove Regin away from the gold. Regin lived among men, teaching them how to sow, reap, work metals, sail seas, tame horses, yoke beasts of burden, build houses, spin, weave, and sew.

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