Thor and Sif are married, and their daughter Þrúðr ('strength') is listed among the valkyries in the Prose Edda.
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.
Þrúðr is named among the Valkyries in Grímnismál — Thor's own daughter bearing mead to the slain in her grandfather Odin's hall, a bridge between the thunder god's brute strength and the Allfather's claim on the battle-dead.
Alvíss sought to marry Þrúðr, Thor's daughter. Thor kept the dwarf answering questions through the night until sunrise turned him to stone, preventing the marriage.
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