Hrotti

Hrotti is a sword in the Völsung cycle (Fáfnismál, Völsunga saga, 20). It was a part of Fáfnir's treasure, which Sigurðr took after he slew the dragon. Kemp Malone suggested that Hrotti was etymologically related to Hrunting.

References

• Dillmann, François-Xavier. Notes de : Snorri Sturluson. L'Edda : récits de mythologie nordique. Trad. du vieil-islandais, intr. et annoté par François-Xavier Dillmann. Paris : Gallimard, 2003. (L'Aube des peuples). P. 202. ISBN 2-07-072114-0.

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Notable swords

Historical

Eastern	Preah Khan Reach Seven-Branched Sword Sugari no Ontachi Sword of Goujian Sword of Osman Sword of Victory Tenka-Goken
Western	Ballinderry Sword Blessed swords Colada Curtana Curved saber of San Martín Grunwald Swords Joyeuse Lobera Legbiter Sword of Islam Sword of Peter Sword of Saint Wenceslas Sword of State of South Carolina Sword of Stalingrad Szczerbiec Tizona Ulfberht swords Wallace Sword

Mythical or
legendary

Eastern	Asi Cura Si Manjakini Gan Jiang and Mo Ye Kris Mpu Gandring Kris Setan Kober Kris Taming Sari Kusanagi Nandaka Shamshir-e Zomorrodnegar Thuận Thiên Totsuka-no-Tsurugi Zulfiqar
Western	Almace Caladbolg Carnwennan Claíomh Solais Clarent Dáinsleif Durendal Dyrnwyn Excalibur (Caledfwlch) Fragarach Gram Harpe Hauteclere Hǫfuð Hrotti Hrunting Kladenets Lævateinn Mimung Mistilteinn Murgleys Nægling Précieuse Riðill Skofnung Sword of Freyr Sword of Attila Sword of Damocles Tyrfing

Note: some of the existing swords are named after earlier legendary ones.

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