Slavic Mythology & Pagan Gods

Slavic mythology, gathered into one offline guide that works without an internet connection. Explore the Slavic pagan gods — Perun, Veles, Mokosh, Dazhboh, Svaroh, Stryboh, Svetovit, Triglav — together with the spirits and creatures of Slavic folklore, the old symbols and amulets, and the folk calendar that shaped the farming year. WHAT IS INSIDE • Gods and goddesses of the East, West and South Slavs, with their domains, epithets and attested sources • Spirits and creatures of Slavic folklore: domovyk, rusalka, mavka, lisovyk, vodianyk, poludnytsia, upyr, vovkulaka, Baba Yaha, zmiy, vila and many more • Symbols and amulets, with what archaeology and ethnography actually show • The folk holidays of the year: Koliada, Masnytsia, Kupala, Pokrova, Didy and others • A year wheel that works out the movable holidays for the current year • Optional reminders before each holiday • A short questionnaire that builds a personal reading path through the collection, with a reason given for every card it picks • A light matching game that compares your choices with the domains actually attested for each god — figures whose character the sources do not record are left out of it • Full text search across every entry • Favourites, light and dark themes • Everything is stored inside the app and works offline WRITTEN HONESTLY Slavic mythology survives in fragments. The sources contradict one another, much of what we have was written down long after the fact by outsiders, and a great deal of what circulates online today was invented within the last hundred years. This guide shows where every entry comes from. Four levels tell you how firm the ground is: well attested, thinly attested, reconstructed by scholars, or disputed. Figures that many researchers consider late inventions are marked as disputed rather than presented as ancient fact, and modern forgeries such as the Book of Veles are named for what they are. THE FOLK YEAR The Slavic year was built around the farming calendar, and the app follows it. Fixed holidays and movable ones are worked out for the current year, rather than relying on a static list of dates. Both the Gregorian and the Julian Paschal cycle are supported, and you can switch between them at any time. FOR READERS OF MYTHOLOGY AND FOLKLORE If you already know Norse, Greek or Celtic mythology, this is the Slavic material: less familiar, more fragmentary and far stranger. Useful for students, writers, worldbuilders and tabletop game masters who want named sources rather than guesswork. WHAT THIS APP IS NOT This is an educational reference about historical beliefs. It does not promote any religion or movement, it contains no rituals, spells or divination, and it does not display symbols used by modern political groups. Available in 70+ languages. Questions and corrections: [email protected]

First release of Slavic Mythology & Gods.