Gefjon

Gefjon is a Norse goddess of agriculture and plowing, famous for creating Zealand by plowing it from Sweden with her four giant ox sons. She is a patron of virgins and unmarried women, associated with fertility and land cultivation. In myths, Gefjon gifted the fertile island to the Danish king, symbolizing generosity and the transformation of wilderness into farmland. She embodies the power of labor, fertility, and the sacred act of agriculture, reflecting Norse reverence for the land and the rewards of diligent work.