Gefjon

Gefjon is a goddess from Norse mythology, which means she is a special person that people used to believe in. She was known for being really good at farming and was important to farmers in Nordic countries.

Some people believe that Gefjon was the goddess of the earth and fertility, which means that she was thought to help make the plants grow and the animals have babies. She was also believed to be really smart and helpful to people who needed advice or guidance.

One famous story about Gefjon says that she once asked the King of Sweden for as much land as she could plow with her four oxen in a day and a night. The king agreed, thinking that she wouldn't be able to plow very much land. But Gefjon used her powerful strength and skills to plow an entire island, which became known as Zealand.

Gefjon was also known for her kindness and compassion towards animals, particularly horses. She was supposed to be able to transform herself into a mare (female horse) and spend time galloping and playing with the other horses.

Overall, Gefjon was an important goddess in Norse mythology, who was admired for her farming skills, intelligence, and compassion towards animals.