Tradition Institution Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Slavic religion
Historical polytheistic religion of the Slavs
- Also called Slavic paganism, Slavic polytheism, Old Slavic religion
Branches
Recorded as a branch of
Slavic religion Historical polytheistic religion of the Slavs
Overview
historical polytheistic religion of the SlavsWikidata record description. Read Slavic paganism in the Wikipedia reader.
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Begin with a figure
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Vladimir the Greatc. 956 CE – 15 July 1015 CE · Grand Prince of Kiev -
Sviatoslav I of Kievc. 942 CE – 972 CE · Prince of Kiev -
Olga of Kievc. 890 CE – 11 July 969 CE · princess of Kiev, Orthodox saint (c. 890–925) -
Igor of Kiev878 CE – 945 CE · prince of Kiev (877–945) -
Libušemythical Bohemian princess -
Sviatopolk I of Kievc. 979 CE – 24 July 1019 CE · grand prince of Kiev (978-1019) -
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Hostivítmythical Bohemian prince -
Unknown Archon6th century CE – 652 CE · Serbian leader -
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Neklantraditionally until 9th century CE · Bohemian prince -
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Mnatatraditionally 738 CE – 804 CE · Mythical Bohemian prince -
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NezamyslMythical Bohemian prince -
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KřesomyslMythical Bohemian prince
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Stories and myths
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Connections
Affiliation 1
Succession in office 1
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