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Mokosh (Old East Slavic: Мóкошь, romanized: Mókošʹ) is a
Slavic goddess mentioned in the
Primary Chronicle,
protector of women's work and women's destiny...
- romanized: otchizna)
Harald Haarmann and
Orlando Figes see the
goddess Mokosh a
source of the "Mother Russia" concept.
During the
Soviet period, the Bolsheviks...
- head and a gold moustache, and
Khors Dazhdbog and
Stribog and
Simargl and
Mokosh. And they
offered sacrifices and
called them gods, and they took
their sons...
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Panslavic range is most
often recognized. In
addition to these, the East
Slavic Mokosh (a
presumed toponym in the
Czech Republic), and the East
Slavic Stribog...
- Damp
Earth or
Mother Moist Earth. Her
identity later blended into that of
Mokosh. In the
early Middle Ages, Mati Syra
Zemlya was one of the most important...
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representing the
earth during the spring,
making her an
alternate form of
Mokosh. In
Slavic mythology,
beautiful women called "vesnas"
lived in
palaces atop...
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Ivanov i
Vladimir Toporov considered Živa to be an
epithet of the
goddess Mokosh (which was
preserved in the
names of the
Polabians after Christianization)...
- The
community of the
Union of
Slavic Native Belief Communities celebrating Mokosh...
- the
table herebelow), with the
addition of
holidays dedicated to Perun,
Mokosh and
Veles (green herebelow), the Red Hill
ancestral holiday (orange herebelow)...
- who
mistreated the
forest Veles, god of earth,
waters and the
underworld Mokosh, East-Slavic
goddess of
nature Papatuanuku, the
earth mother Ranginui, the...
