Herlaþing

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Herlaþing is an alternative name for the Wild Hunt, a spectral procession of ghostly riders from European folklore often associated with omens and the supernatural.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf folklore motif
mythological phenomenon
supernatural procession
alternativeNameOf Wild Hunt NERFINISHED
associatedWith howling winds
nocturnal sky
omens
the supernatural
thunder
connectedTo King Herla NERFINISHED
hasCategory European mythology
mythological processions
supernatural legends
hasComponent ghostly riders
hasCulturalOrigin European folklore
Germanic folklore
hasGenre folk belief
legend
hasInterpretation chase of the damned
escort of the dead
procession of souls
hasLanguageForm Old English NERFINISHED
hasLeader a god or legendary king
a supernatural huntsman
hasMedium oral tradition
hasNature spectral procession
hasRegion Anglo-Saxon England NERFINISHED
hasTheme afterlife
death
divine or demonic hunt
otherworld journey
influenced Romantic-era representations of spectral hunts
later literary depictions of the Wild Hunt
occursAtTime liminal times
midwinter
stormy nights
the Twelve Days of Christmas NERFINISHED
perceivedAs omen of disaster
portent of death
portent of plague
portent of war
relatedConcept Odin NERFINISHED
Wodan NERFINISHED
fairy raid
procession of the dead
relatedMotif cavalcade of the dead
night-riding spirits
noisy dead

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the Wild Hunt hasAlternativeName Herlaþing
subject surface form: Wild Hunt