The Gods Of Slavic Mythology

Most of Eastern Europe and Russia, from Poland and the Czech Republic to Belarus and Ukraine, have a strange and wonderful spirit.

There are plenty of grounds in rich temples, from a simple self drilling hole on the ground to three silver heads and gods with golden veils. In Russian, the word "God" is a "swamp" and we guarantee you will never see a swamp just as well. There are also many legendary people named "Ivan".

Some of the reasons they are fascinated are that many Slavic gods are enwrapped in mysteries and their true nature is extinguished by time and sinful Christian conversion. A popular pagan god was sucked into the road show of Jesus and turned into a saint or a worse man. In many cases, Slavic myth is a history of trying to elucidate what happened before Christian arrives.

While good intentions trying to reconstruct the original faith, the confused scholars have already mixed the messy story and even the invented god. We are still working hard to solve this mess. At the same time, while enjoying a wonderful whirlpool which is chaotic in Slavic mythology

It is quite different, but for the Pantheon of the gods of this area see the section of the Baltic myth.

The gods of Slav's religion are arranged according to cosmology and functional groups and are inherited through myths and folklore. Whether it is the earliest Slavic religion or modern Slavic indigenous belief theology and cosmology, God is arranged to rank the powers generated by the supreme God Rhodes of God. According to Hellold's Chronica Slavorum (ed.1168-1169), "According to the obligations assigned to them, leave his blood and distinguish according to intimacy with God." The generic name of "God" or "God" in Slavic language is "Borg", its original meaning is both "wealth" and "giver". This term relates to Sanskrit Baga and Avestar Baga. In addition to the relatively recent phenomenon of slab indigenous beliefs (Rodnovery), despite the long-term Christianization of the land of Slabs, some of the gods of Slavo are particularly worshiped in rural folk religion There is.

In J. R. R. Tolkien's novel, many materials of Slavic mythology were discovered. One such example is Iister (sorcerer), his house of rasta gabba named Ladagasuto, both of which are thought to be slabs of gods, Rodriguez, sun gods, war, hospitality, birth, harvest slabs . Rhovanion is also the name of the origin of the slab. The "Anduin" is the largest river named Sendarin in the wilderness It is said that the Anduin River has a source similar to the Danube river, and the river mainly flows to Slavs, and their folklore It plays an important role.

Slavic myth has a typical cosmological concept, that is, speakers of Indo-European languages ​​and world trees. That is oak or pine. The mythical symbol of the world tree is a very powerful symbol and has survived throughout Slavic folklore for centuries after Christianisaton. Three levels of trees are on the tree. The crown represents the sky, heavenly bodies and heavenly bodies, and the trunk is the human kingdom. They sometimes join to oppose the root of the tree representing the underground world, the area of ​​the dead. Contrary to popular beliefs, the world of death of Slavic myth seems to be indeed a very beautiful place, a lush, moist plain, and an eternal spring. In private folklore, this land is sometimes called Virey or Iriy.