Count Siegfried is a character from Germanic mythology, often associated with the epic poem Nibelungenlied. He is known for his bravery and strength, having famously slain the dragon Fafnir to obtain a treasure hoard. Siegfried's adventures and heroic deeds have made him a central figure in various tales and adaptations throughout history. In addition to his dragon-slaying exploits, Count Siegfried is also known for his relationship with Kriemhild, a princess whose story intertwines with his own. Their tragic love story is a key element of the Nibelungenlied, highlighting themes of loyalty, betrayal, and revenge in the context of medieval Germanic culture.