Is there a fantasy/historical mythological novel like Odin?

Odin was the main god of Norse mythology, the king of the gods of the Asa clan. In the pursuit of wisdom, in order to obtain supreme wisdom, he came to the Fountain of Wisdom at the root of the World Tree, Yogdrasil, guarded by the wise Mimir. Mimir told him that he had to pay an eye to drink the spring water. Odin did not hesitate to dig out his right eye and throw it into the spring, thus obtaining wisdom beyond ordinary people, able to foresee the future and understand all things. In terms of combat, Odin had a famous showdown with the giant wolf Fenrir. Fenrir was the son of Loki and was born with great destructive power. The gods foresaw that it would bring disaster. Although ordinary chains could not bind it, Odin ordered the craftsmen to make a thin chain called "Glapnir"(made of six invisible things such as cat footsteps, fish breath, mountain roots, etc.). By luring Fenrir to wear it at the banquet, he successfully imprisoned her. This showed both his wisdom and courage. He was also keen on traveling to increase his knowledge and wisdom. He often traveled the world as an old man or a wizard, observing suffering and punishing evil. In terms of family, his wife was Frigg, and they had a son, Bader. Bader's mother, Frigg, demanded that all things in the world swear not to harm Bader, but Loki took advantage of the fact that the mistletoe had not sworn, resulting in Bader's death. Odin was furious and punished Loki severely. Odin was in charge of death, battle, poetry, magic, storms, and wisdom. He was born in the battle between the Titans, ruling the world and creating mankind. He drank the spring water of Mimir and foresaw the Twilight of the Gods. In order to resist the end of the world, he gathered the brave Vikings who died in battle. In the end, he died in the Twilight of the Gods by the mouth of Sirius Fenrir.

Odin belonged to the Norse mythological system. In Norse mythology, he was the main god, the king of the gods of the Asa clan. Odin's image was a one-eyed, white-bearded god. He wore an eagle helmet and golden armor, held a Gungnir spear, and wore a droppnir gold ring. His mount was the eight-legged pegasus, Slepleni. Beside his feet were two fierce wolves, Kili and Kulich. On his shoulders were two ravens, Fukin and Muni. He was born in the battle between the Titans, then he ruled the entire world and created humans. He drank the spring water of Mimir and gained all the wisdom of the world. At the same time, he also foresaw the inevitable "Twilight of the Gods". In order to resist this future, he gathered all the brave vikings who had died in battle. When the end of the world truly came, he personally led the gods to fight, and finally died in the mouth of Sirius Fenrir. Odin was in charge of death, battle, poetry, magic, storms, wisdom, and many other aspects. His influence on the ancient Norse was mainly reflected in his absolute admiration for the brave dead, which made the Norse people brave and fearless of death, but there was also a reckless, vulgar, and aggressive side. Today, Odin often appeared on the silver screen as a great and skilled leader.

Odin was the main god of Norse mythology, the king of the gods of the Asa clan. His wife was Frigg, the god of marriage and motherly love. Odin had many children. His eldest son was Thor, the God of Thunder. Thor's mother was the goddess of the earth. Balder was also his son, the God of Light. Bugra was his son, the God of Wisdom, Poetry, and Eloquence. Holder was the God of Darkness (the twin brother of Balder). Tyr, the God of War, was also his son. Blach, the God of Beauty, was also his son. He also had a son, the God of Poetry (the God of Wisdom, Poetry, and Eloquence). Loki was Odin's brother from the same mother. He was the son of the Fire God, the Giant Falberti, and the descendant of the Frost Giants. In terms of family relationships, Sif was Thor's wife, the goddess of land and harvest; Frey was the god of fertility, prosperity, love, and peace, the king of the beautiful fairy kingdom of Alfheim; Freya was his sister, the god of reproduction, in charge of fertility and love; Heimdall was the patron saint of the gods; There was a female Winter God, Scarty, and a male Winter God, Ullr. Sif was their mother.

Odin's name included Odin and Odur. In English, the root of the word Wednesday was Wendnes, which referred to Odin (wodin). In southern Europe, such as the Germanic region, his name was pronounced Wotail.

Odin belonged to the Norse mythology system. In Norse mythology, he was the main god, the king of the gods of the Asa clan. His divinity included prophecy, kingship, wisdom, healing, magic, poetry, war, and death. He was also in charge of death, battle, poetry, magic, storms, and wisdom. He was born in the battle between the Titans, then ruled the entire world, created humans, drank the spring water of Mimir, and obtained all the wisdom of the world. At the same time, he also foresaw the inevitable " Twilight of the Gods."