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Adventures 21 and 22, How Kriemhild Departed and How the Huns Received Kriemhild Summary

Gernot and Giselher take their leave of Kriemhild at the Danube, and the widow continues her journey, lodging that night at Pledelingen. The host takes his leave of Bishop Pilgrin and travels on to Rudeger's stronghold where his wife warmly greets the still mourning woman. Kriemhild's journey continues and at each town along the way, people flock to catch a glimpse of Etzel's new queen.

People seem to come from all corners of the globe—Greece, Russia, and Poland—to take part in Kriemhild's arrival. King Etzel rides with twenty-four princes and their armies parading before him to meet his new bride. As the two bands come together, Rudeger counsels Kriemhild on how to approach the king and what customs should be observed.

The wedding feast.....

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