Thor - Norse Spirit

Thor is the husband of Sif and the god of thunder in Germanic and Norse mythology. In etymology and function, Thor is virtually identical to the ancient Indian god Indra, and in function and to some extent to both the Greek god Zeus and the Roman Jupiter. The name Thor is also related to the words thunder and storm - like the English thunder and German Donner. In most Germanic languages, Thor has given its name to Thursday.In the myths written down in Iceland in the Middle Ages, Thor was Odin's eldest son, and the second most powerful god in the Aesir lineage, after Odin himself. As the god of thunder, he ruled the weather, fought the enemies of civilisation such as giants and goblins, and protected the land of gods and men from creatures of chaos such as the Midgard
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