The parents of the Norse god Thor are Odin, the Allfather, and Jörd, the Earth goddess. Their union signifies the embodiment of both divine authority and the natural world. Thor is best known as the god of thunder and is depicted wielding the powerful hammer, Mjölnir, which symbolizes protection and strength. The relationship between Thor and his parents highlights the Norse tradition's connection between gods and natural phenomena. Thor’s character and adventures reflect values of heroism, bravery, and the defense of both gods and humanity against chaos.