Английски език
Discover the lost world of ancient Slavic paganism where thunder gods battled serpent lords, the earth herself was divine, and spirits dwelled in every grove and stream.
For over a thousand years, the rich mythology of the Slavic peoples has remained hidden in fragments, deliberately destroyed by Christianization, scattered across hostile chronicles, and preserved only in folklore that outlived empires. Now, this comprehensive exploration reveals what survives of a worldview where the cosmos was structured around a great World Tree, where Perun's lightning split the sky in eternal battle with shapeshifting Veles, and where Mokosh wove the threads of fate itself.
From the fragments, a world emerges:
This is not a book of false certainties or romantic invention.
Here you'll find acknowledgment of what we know, what we've lost, and what must remain uncertain. Drawing on chronicles, archaeological evidence, folk customs, and comparative mythology, this work distinguishes solid evidence from reasonable speculation, historical reconstruction from modern creation.
