Lel – The Slavic God of Erotic Passion
The God Lel or Lelya, Lelo, Lubitsch, is the god of erotic passion in the mythology of the ancient Slavs. He is the son of Lada, the goddess of beauty and love. In contrast...
Monthly Archive: May 2017
Stunning Photos of Dalmatia by Vjeko Begović
Vjeko Begović is a photographer from Makarska, a part of Dalmatia in Croatia, who makes stunning pictures of his homeland. When you look at his photographs, the passion he possesses is obvious. Our...
Domovoi – A House Spirit in Slavic Mythology
Domovoi is a house spirit in Slavic folklore. It is masculine, typically small, bearded, and sometimes covered in hair all over. According to some traditions, the domovoi takes on the appearance of current...
Life in a Slavic tribe – Pomeranian Chronicles
Modern view of early Slavonic societies is very deformed. Among rodnovers and people who simply cherish their ancestral culture, myths of hippie-like image prevail. Those myths were built in opposition to leftists stereotypes of...
Genetics of Bulgaria
Bulgarian genetic make-up consists of the following haplogroups: E1b: 26,0%, Pre-slavic Balkan population (Thracians, Illyrians, Macedonians) I2a: 16,8%, Sclavenians (South Slavic) J2: 16,0%, Mediteran; (Greeks, Romans…) J2 can be found in many other Caucasian...
Vandals – A Slavic Tribe or not?
A number of German historians already claimed that Vandals had to be Slavic, the most famous one being Helmut Schrocke in his most known book Germanen Slawen. The phonetic similarity and geographic proximity of...
Antes and Sclavenes around 500 AD according to Jordanes
The earliest detailed description of Slavic territory as it was around year 500 AD comes from Procopius and Jordanes, but it is quite possible that they did not have full knowledge about the extent...
Saqaliba – Slavs in the Arab World, Part 1
Introduction It is a widely accepted fact that Serbs and Croats came to the Balkans as Byzantine mercenaries who were to defend the Byzantine empire from the Avars, and since they came in quite a...
Morana – Slavic Goddess of Winter and Death
MORANA (Maržanna, Mara, Maržena, Morana, Moréna, Mora, Marmora or Morena) was a Slavic goddess of winter and death. As the goddess of winter, she was never popular among the Old Slavs, which is understandable...
The Way of The Tribe – Svarog Srbija [interview]
Our intention for making this interview was to show alternative paths for those of you who are not satisfied with the extremities modern rodnover movement was dominated by – totally liberal and totally fascist,...
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