Ottar

Óttar enters into a dispute over his inheritance (his pedigree) with another man, Angantyr. The two agree to a wager: they will challenge each other to see who has the more illustrious lineage, with the loser forfeiting all their property.

Here is his story, as told in the poem Hyndluljóð (The Lay of Hyndla) from the Poetic Edda: Óttar enters into a dispute over his inheritance

To save her devoted follower, Freyja takes him on a journey to find the seeress Hyndla to learn his ancestry. his patron goddess. In Norse mythology

Óttar is described as a pious man who built a stone altar—a hörgr —to make frequent offerings to Freyja, his patron goddess. Óttar enters into a dispute over his inheritance

In Norse mythology, (sometimes known as "Óttar the Simple") is a devoted human follower of the goddess Freyja .