Dorthansdotter
Dorthansdotter is a character from Scandinavian folklore and medieval sagas, primarily associated with the legend of the *Drottning Sifs* (Queen Sif) in Norse mythology. The name "Dorthansdotter" translates roughly to "daughter of Thor," though her exact identity and origins vary across different traditions.
In some versions of the legend, Dorthansdotter is depicted as a beautiful maiden who plays a central
Her name occasionally appears in later medieval texts, particularly in Icelandic sagas and ballads, where she
Dorthansdotter’s legacy persists in folklore as a minor but intriguing figure, embodying themes of divine justice,