| Name
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Native name
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Sigil
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Image
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Canonized
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Parents
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Children
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Spouse(s)
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Description
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| Perun (Svarog)
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Перун (Сварог)
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13 February 2024
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N/A
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Swarożyc, Dażbog
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Dodola
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Perun is the supreme deity within the Valenian pantheon, and the creator of the universe. Married to Dodola, Perun is the god of justice, war, and storms. He is often depicted as a bearded man with a traditional East Slavic helmet, and wielding a sword or war hammer. He is one of two divine protectors of Valenian warriors (alongside Dodola) and his Sigil is commonly worn by soldiers of the Valenian Rodnover faith.
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| Dodola Perunica
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Додола Перуница
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31 March 2024
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Perun (by technicality)
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Swarożyc, Dażbog
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Perun
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Dodola Perunica is the wife of Perun, and the goddess of rain, life, and the Spring season. She is often depicted as a blonde woman wearing a crown of flowers. She is more rarely depicted wearing a traditional helmet and armor similarly to Perun, and carrying a short sword with a shield. She is believed to be the guardian of soldiers, with Valenian warriors typically carrying the Sigil of Dodola with them into battle alongside the Sigil of Perun.
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| Swarożyc
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Сварожыц
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31 March 2024
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Perun, Dodola
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Chernobog, Belobog
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Mokosz
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Swarożyc is the son of Perun and Dodola, and the twin brother of Dażbog. Swarożicz is the god of fire and the sun, and the father of Belobog and Chernobog. In Valenian Slavic tradition, Swarożyc married Mokosz, the lover of his brother, Dażbog, causing a rift between the twins.
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| Dażbog
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Дажбог
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31 March 2024
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Perun, Dodola
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Wolos, Skórowiek
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Mokosz
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Dażbog is the son of Perun and Dodola, and the twin brother of Swarożyc. Dażbog is the god of generosity, wealth, and kindness, and the father of Wolos and Skórowiek. According to tradition, he was the first lover of Mokosz before she fell in love with his brother, Swarożyc. Her betrayal broke his heart, and he cried for two days, causing the Vistula River to flood. It is believed that he created his first son, Wolos, out of loneliness, and that his second son, Skórowiek, was created by accident when one of his tears fell on a tribal chief named Rowań, and granted him the powers of a god.
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| Wolos (Weles)
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Волос (Вэлэс)
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31 March 2024
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Dażbog
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N/A
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N/A
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Wolos is the first son of Dażbog, and the rival of Perun and Swarożyc. He is the god of cattle, magic, agriculture, trickery, and music. He gained a lust for revenge following his creation, and after learning of Mokosz's betrayal of his father, Dażbog.
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| Mokosz
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Мокош
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31 March 2024
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Rus, Perperuna
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Wolos, Skórowiek (indirectly)
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Dażbog, Swarożyc
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Mokosz is the lover of Dażbog, the wife of Swarożyc, and the goddess of fertility, love, and nature. She also acts prominently as a protector of women and young children. According to Valenian tradition, Mokosz first met Dażbog, who fell quickly in love with her. However, soon after, Mokosz met and married Dażbog's brother, Swarożyc, instead, with whom she would have two children; the gods Chernobog and Belobog.
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| Skórowiek
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Скóровѥк
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N/A
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13 February 2024
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Dażbog
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N/A
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N/A
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Skórowiek is the Valenian demon god of hunger, fear, death, gluttony, and agony, and one of the two sons of Dażbog. He is traditionally believed to have been accidentally created when a tear of Dażbog fell on a man called Rowań, who, feeling the anguish, sadness, and emptiness felt by Dażbog, was transformed into a tall humanoid creature with white skin, empty eyes, elongated limbs, and a grin that tears his cheeks open when he smiles. He is believed to stalk hunters, protecting them from Simargl and killing poachers. Feeling an immense hunger or instinctual fear/dread when there is no discernible cause is typically viewed as a sign of Skórowiek's presence nearby. He also acts as the god of dreams, and is the only Valenian deity capable of manifesting itself in dreams or speaking directly with mortals. Within dreams, he commonly manifests himself as a figure more similar to a human than to his typical physical form.
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| Swetowid
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Световид
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3 May 2024
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N/A
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N/A
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N/A
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Swetowid exists not necessarily as a God, but rather as a personification of the four directions of the universe, and the four mythical Principalities of Rus' (Russia). He is often depicted with four heads, holding a horn and/or sword, and was historically worshipped by Slavs on Rugia (Rügen, Germany). Valenian Rodnovers occasionally make use of a single bałwan (idol) - that of Swetowid - instead of one for each deity.
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| Rod
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Род
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N/A
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3 May 2024
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N/A
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N/A
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N/A
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Similarly to Swetowid, Rod is not typically viewed as an independent deity, but rather as an "umbrella god" encompassing the entire Valenian pantheon. He is a personification of this pantheon, existing primarily for ease of worship.
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