Mundilfari

For the moon of Saturn, see Mundilfari (moon). In Norse mythology, Mundilfari (or Mundilfäri) and may be rendered in English as "Travels Like a Pendulum" or "Mover of the Handle" where "mundil" refers to the paradigm of "cycles", "periods" and "revolutions"; hence 'the revolution of the heavens': is a Jotun and father of Sol (goddess of the Sun) and Mani (god of the Moon) by Glaur. His name is borne by a moon of Saturn.
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[Norse] In Norse myth, there was once a giant named Mundilfari who was married to Glaur. Their children were so beautiful that he named his son Mani (moon) and his daughter Sol (sun). The gods were angered at such daring. They took both children and placed them in the sky to guide the chariots of the sun and the moon - the celestial bodies created by the gods from the sparks from Muspell.