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Herla or King Herla (Old English: *Her(e)l … Herla or King Herla (Old English: *Her(e)la Cyning) is a legendary leader of the mythical Germanic Wild Hunt and the name from which the Old French term Herlequin may have been derived. Herla often has been identified as Woden and in the writings of the twelfth-century writer Walter Map, he is portrayed as a legendary king of the Britons who became the leader of the Wild Hunt after a visit to the Otherworld, only to return some three hundred years later, after the Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain. Map's tale occurs in two versions in his De nugis curialium. The first and longer account, found in section 1.12, provides far more detail; it tells of Herla's encounter with an otherworldly being, his journey to the latter's homeland, his transformation into the leader of the Hunt after his return to the human realm, and, finally, the disappearance of Herla and his band during the first year of the reign of Henry II of England (a synopsis of this longer version appears ). The second account, found in section 4.13, includes only the ending of the earlier version. Herla is not mentioned in the second account by name; instead, Map refers to the entire host as "the troop of Herlethingus" (familia Herlethingi).op of Herlethingus" (familia Herlethingi).
, Herla o el Rey Herla ( inglés antiguo: * H … Herla o el Rey Herla ( inglés antiguo: * Her (e) la Cyning ) es un líder legendario de la mítica Cacería salvaje germánica y el nombre del que puede haberse derivado el término francés antiguo Herlequin. Herla a menudo ha sido identificado como Woden y en los escritos del escritor del siglo XII Walter Map, se lo retrata como un legendario rey de los bretones que se convirtió en el líder de la Cacería Salvaje después de una visita al Otro Mundo, solo para regresar unos trescientos años después, después del asentamiento anglosajón de Gran Bretaña. El cuento de Map se presenta en dos versiones en su . El primer relato y más extenso, que se encuentra en la sección 1.12, proporciona muchos más detalles; narra el encuentro de Herla con un ser de otro mundo, su viaje a la tierra natal de este último, su transformación en el líder de la Caza después de su regreso al reino humano y, finalmente, la desaparición de Herla y su banda durante el primer año de la Caza durante el reinado de Enrique II de Inglaterra (una sinopsis de esta versión más larga aparece a continuación). El segundo relato, que se encuentra en la sección 4.13, incluye solo el final de la versión anterior. Herla no se menciona en el segundo relato por su nombre; en cambio, Map se refiere a todo el anfitrión como "la tropa de Herlethingus" (familia Herlethingi).pa de Herlethingus" (familia Herlethingi).
, Herla o Re Herla (in antico inglese Herla … Herla o Re Herla (in antico inglese Herla Cyning) è un leader leggendario della mitica caccia selvaggia germanica e rappresenta il nome da cui potrebbe derivare l'antico termine francese Herlequin (Arlecchino). Herla spesso è stato identificato come Odino e negli scritti dell'autore del XII secolo Walter Map, egli è raffigurato come un leggendario re dei Britanni che divenne il leader della Caccia Selvaggia, dopo una visita all'Altromondo, solo per tornare circa trecento anni dopo, dopo l'insediamento anglosassone della Gran Bretagna. Il racconto di Map è scritto in due versioni nel suo De nugis curialium. Il primo e più lungo resoconto, che si trova nella sezione 1.12, fornisce molti più dettagli; racconta dell'incontro di Herla con un essere ultraterreno, del suo viaggio nella patria di quest'ultimo, della sua trasformazione in capo della Caccia dopo il suo ritorno nel regno umano e, infine, della scomparsa di Herla e della sua banda durante il primo anno del regno di Enrico II d'Inghilterra. Il secondo resoconto, che si trova nella sezione 4.13, include solo la fine della versione precedente. Herla non è menzionato per nome nel secondo racconto; Map si riferisce all'intera coorte come "la truppa di Herlethingus" (familia Herlethingi).pa di Herlethingus" (familia Herlethingi).
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Herla o Re Herla (in antico inglese Herla … Herla o Re Herla (in antico inglese Herla Cyning) è un leader leggendario della mitica caccia selvaggia germanica e rappresenta il nome da cui potrebbe derivare l'antico termine francese Herlequin (Arlecchino). Herla spesso è stato identificato come Odino e negli scritti dell'autore del XII secolo Walter Map, egli è raffigurato come un leggendario re dei Britanni che divenne il leader della Caccia Selvaggia, dopo una visita all'Altromondo, solo per tornare circa trecento anni dopo, dopo l'insediamento anglosassone della Gran Bretagna.diamento anglosassone della Gran Bretagna.
, Herla or King Herla (Old English: *Her(e)l … Herla or King Herla (Old English: *Her(e)la Cyning) is a legendary leader of the mythical Germanic Wild Hunt and the name from which the Old French term Herlequin may have been derived. Herla often has been identified as Woden and in the writings of the twelfth-century writer Walter Map, he is portrayed as a legendary king of the Britons who became the leader of the Wild Hunt after a visit to the Otherworld, only to return some three hundred years later, after the Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain.ter the Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain.
, Herla o el Rey Herla ( inglés antiguo: * H … Herla o el Rey Herla ( inglés antiguo: * Her (e) la Cyning ) es un líder legendario de la mítica Cacería salvaje germánica y el nombre del que puede haberse derivado el término francés antiguo Herlequin. Herla a menudo ha sido identificado como Woden y en los escritos del escritor del siglo XII Walter Map, se lo retrata como un legendario rey de los bretones que se convirtió en el líder de la Cacería Salvaje después de una visita al Otro Mundo, solo para regresar unos trescientos años después, después del asentamiento anglosajón de Gran Bretaña.l asentamiento anglosajón de Gran Bretaña.
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