Codex Regius

The Codex Regius is a medieval Icelandic manuscript from the 13th century, containing a significant collection of Old Norse poetry called the Poetic Edda. It is one of the most important sources for Norse mythology and legends, preserving stories of gods like Odin and Thor. Named after its royal owner, it provides valuable insight into the beliefs, culture, and traditions of early Scandinavians. The manuscript is now housed in Denmark and is considered a national treasure, helping scholars and enthusiasts understand ancient Norse worldview and literary traditions.