Cul the Serpent
King Cul Borson (a.k.a. The Serpent)
Following Bor's death, Cul was crowned King of Asgard. However, he grew increasingly tyranical and paranoid, eventually resulting in the beginning of the Aesir-Vanir War. After his wife Brün was killed in battle, he withdrew from society, trusting only the council of Generals he named his Worthy. After a short reign, Odin led a coup against him, personally killing his brother in battle.
His son Tyr was only a child when his father was killed, and was allowed to live, although he has been excluded from the line of succession.
Following Hela's Rebellion, when she copied her uncle and created her own Worthy, Odin ordered Cul's name to be removed from all records, even going so far as to alter the records of Tyr's parentage, in order that he could not be used as the inspiration for any future uprisings.
Divine Domains
Cul is god of fear.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Cul's symbol is the viper.
Reign
King of Asgard from 270 BCE to 143 BCE (127 years).
Relationships
Divine Classification
God
Species
Ethnicity
Realm
Church/Cult
Previously Held Ranks & Titles
Date of Birth
422 (Asgardian Calendar)
Date of Death
898 (Asgardian Calendar)
Life
3091 BCE
143 BCE
2948 years old
Circumstances of Death
Killed in battle by Odin
Birthplace
Family
Spouses
Brün
(wife)
Siblings
Children
Pronouns
He/Him
Gender
Male