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The 12 pages that link to Yggdrasil, each with the reason it gives.

• Norse mythologyBroader topic: Its branches and roots link places where many mythic episodes unfold.

• Prose EddaBroader topic: Its cosmic role appears in the handbook’s account of the Norse universe.

• RagnarökRelated: The tree trembles as the cosmic order approaches its end.

• OdinRelated: Odin’s sacrifice on the tree is one of the myths that defines his pursuit of wisdom.

• Tree of lifeBroader topic: Its cosmic branches and roots make it a famous world-tree counterpart.

• ÆsirRelated: The Æsir inhabit and govern a cosmos organized around this world tree.

• VöluspáRelated: The seeress invokes the world tree as a framework for cosmic history.

• GylfaginningBroader topic: Gylfaginning describes its roots, inhabitants, and cosmic reach.

• Axis mundiBroader topic: Its branches and roots connect multiple worlds in a tree-shaped cosmic axis.

• Old Norse religionBroader topic: It gives a concrete image of the interconnected cosmos described in Norse myth.

• World treeBroader topic: Its branches and roots join the realms of Norse cosmology.

• JötunnRelated: The tree's cosmic geography includes realms connected with the jötnar.