Thor and Sif are married, and their daughter Þrúðr ('strength') is listed among the valkyries in the Prose Edda.
Sif bore Ullr before her marriage to Thor, making Ullr Thor's stepson and a member of the Æsir household, though his biological father goes unnamed in surviving sources.
The Æsir are the principal tribe of Norse gods who dwell in Asgard, including both native members and Vanir hostages received after the Æsir-Vanir War, as catalogued in Gylfaginning.
Sif dwells with Thor in Bilskirnir, the greatest of all halls with its five hundred and forty rooms, raised in Thrúðvangar where the thunder god makes his home.
Loki cut off Sif's golden hair as a prank. To appease Thor's fury, Loki commissioned the dwarven Sons of Ívaldi to forge new hair of real gold for Sif, along with other treasures for the gods.
In the Lokasenna, Loki accuses Sif of taking a lover, and Thor arrives to silence the trickster with threats of Mjölnir, the only force that can end Loki's flyting.
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