Odin Waelsing (Audun Langbarðr) (of Saxe Minor) b. about 205

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Lineage	Waelsing
Sex	Male
Full name (at birth)	Odin Waelsing (Audun Langbarðr)
Other last names	of Saxe Minor
Other given names	Odon, Ennodius (Roman), Audenius, Udon, Odon
Parents ♂ Gurdomnon ap Anarydd (of Dumnonia) [Angoulus] b. 165 ♀ Domnia The Dobrogean (of Dumnonia) [Langbardi]

Events

about 205 birth: Dacio Sarmatia

marriage: ♀ Septimia Bathzabbai Zénobie ? (Zenobia) [Zenobi] d. after 274

about 230 child birth: ♂ Herod (Hairan) Septimius Palmyra (Sigi Odinsson) [Idumean] b. about 230 d. 267

about 230 child birth: Palmyra, ♂ Herod Septimius Palmyra (Hodr, Hermod, Hairan) [Idumean] b. about 230 d. 267

between 256 and 300 title: Governor of Saxe Minor, the Piedmont, Italy

260 child birth: ♂ Lucius Julius Aurelius Septimius Vaballathus Athenodorus ? (Balder Odinsson) [Gallus] b. 260

Notes

This Odin was the progenitor of the clans Waelsing (Walloon, Waldense) and Ulving (Denmark, Jutland)

Odin may have been a candidate for the historical Oden the one-eyed Nordic god. It was rumored that one of Odin's wives was a giantess (Roman) who came from the lands of Muspelheim (Land of Fire/Heat). According to the allegorical styling of the nordic bards, this would indicate that Odin may have been was married to a Roman woman from North Africa. It is possible that Odin himself belonged to the Gallic family of Ennodius through his mother or daughter.

In his work Historia gentis Langobardorum, Paul the Deacon (d.790), relates how Odin's wife Freia (Frigg/Freyja) had given victory to the Langobards in a war against the Vandals.