What happens to Beowulf when he returns home to Sweden after his victory over grendels mother?

After Beowulf defeats Grendel's mother, he returns to his homeland of Geatland, not Sweden, where he is warmly welcomed and celebrated. He brings treasures and gifts from the Danes, sharing the glory of his victories with his people. Beowulf eventually becomes king of the Geats and rules wisely for many years, but the peace is ultimately threatened by a dragon, leading to his final battle. His return signifies not only a triumphant hero's welcome but also sets the stage for his eventual legacy and demise.