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For the pagan Saxons, the Irminsul was more than a sacred pillar—it was a connection to the gods, a symbol of their strength, identity, and way of life. Standing tall in the heart of the land, it represented Wodan’s wisdom, Donar’s might, and the balance of the cosmos. Every year, the Saxon tribes gathered at its base, offering sacrifices and seeking divine guidance. To them, Irminsul was eternal—as long as it stood, so did their faith. But in 772 AD, under the orders of Charlemagne, the Franks marched into Saxon lands. Their mission was clear: eradicate the old gods, crush resistance, and impose Christianity by force. The sacred pillar, standing near modern-day Paderborn, became one of their first targets. The Destruction of the Old Gods The Frankish soldiers arrived at dawn, armed with axes, torches, and the iron will of conquest. They saw Irminsul not as a holy relic, but as a defiance of their god. With each swing of their blades, the wood splintered. The chants of Saxon priests turned to cries of rage and sorrow. When the final blow fell, the mighty pillar crashed to the ground, its sacred runes broken, its spirit seemingly lost. The Franks celebrated their victory, claiming the land in the name of Christ, forcing Saxons to convert or die. But among the surviving Saxons, the fall of Irminsul was not the end—it was a prophecy. A Seeress’s Vision One Saxon priestess stood among the ruins, hands trembling as she touched the fallen pillar. She had seen this day in her visions, but she also saw what would come next. The gods would not be forgotten. Their voices still whispered in the wind, carried by the rivers, hidden in the forests. Though their temples burned, though their people suffered, their faith could not be destroyed. She lifted her voice, her words like a song woven into fate: "The pillar falls, but never dies. The gods shall rise with each new sun." And so, the Saxon people did not forget. Though many were forced to convert, their hearts still held the old faith in secret, waiting for the day when the gods would walk the land again. Legacy The fall of Irminsul marked the beginning of the Saxon Wars, a brutal conflict lasting over 30 years, filled with massacres, forced baptisms, and the crushing of Saxon independence. But even today, in the whispers of ancient forests and the ruins of old stones, some say the spirit of Irminsul endures—a defiance against time, an echo of a world that once was. My music and videos are copyrighted. Simply crediting me is NOT enough. Adding your own elements, like images, does NOT mean avoiding copyright infringement. Any unauthorized use, including re-uploads or remixes, will be reported to YouTube. Please respect my work and support me by watching my videos on my official channel. Thanks for understanding, and enjoy my music! All music, vocals, and visuals on this channel are created by Daan Dawg using AI, while the lyrics (including the translation), concept, and storytelling are crafted solely by Daan Dawg. Daan Dawg owns the copyright for all AI-generated content through licenses. This blend of technology and artistry showcases innovative compositions brought to life with a personal touch. © 2025 Daan Dawg. All rights reserved.