Tradition collection 321 records
Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Traditions recorded mostly by outsiders, or after conversion, or from folklore.
Gods
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PerunSlavic supreme god of the sky and war -
CernunnosDeity -
EponaCeltic goddess of horses -
VelesSlavic god of earth, waters and the underworld
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SvarogDeity in Slavic mythology -
LughIrish mythological character and probable deity -
MokoshSlavic mother goddess -
PerkūnasDeity -
BrigidCeltic deity -
JariloDeity in Slavic mythology -
SvetovitGod of Polabian Slavs -
MoranaDeity
Figures
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MerlinLegendary British wizard -
Cú ChulainnIrish mythological hero -
LibušeMythical Bohemian princess -
vodyanoyMale water spirit or fairy-tale character from Slavic mythology, tutelary deity -
LeshyForest spirit in Slavic mythology, tutelary deity -
MedbLegendary Irish queen -
KoscheiArchetypal male antagonist in Slavic folklore -
Fionn mac CumhaillIrish mythical hero -
Nuada AirgetlámLegendary figure -
DeirdreHeroine in Irish mythology -
KalevEstonian mythological king -
LouhiWicked queen of the land known as Pohjola in Finnish and Karelian mythology
Sacred places
Festivals and practices
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Observed on first Monday in February and 1 other dayImbolc
Celtic traditional festival marking the beginning of spring - Observed on May 1
Beltane
Gaelic May Day festival -
Observed on August 1Lughnasadh
Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season - Observed on November 1
Samhain
Gaelic festival marking the start of winter
Traditions and schools
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