The Vision of Tundale
- Date of account
- 1149; composed by Marcus of Regensburg
- Location
- Otherworldly hell, purgatory, and paradise; Ireland in the frame narrative
- Source
- model_recalled_reference
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
The Vision of Tundale is a twelfth-century Latin visionary account in which the sinful knight Tundale is guided through punishments, demons, bridges, fires, beasts, and paradisal regions before returning to reform. It is not a maritime or polar report, but it is relevant to apocalyptic-journey comparison because its geography is sequential, embodied, and morally organized. The text circulated widely in Latin and vernacular translations, influencing later depictions of the afterlife. Its visions are theological literature, and claims about direct supernatural observation are matters of genre and belief, not historical verification.
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