"Staroslověnska" - Slavic pagan song.

[@kutwor5506]

Mokosh - Slavic goddess of fertility;
Marena - Slavic goddess of death;
Chernobog (Literally: The black or dark god) - Slavic god of death.

[@Vifnis]

First bro thank you for upload ! ! !

[@kordianzulawa]

Posiada ktoś polskie tłumaczenie?

[@oort2108]

Waiting for the 3 unironic and non-larping pagans that still exist

[@danielkostenko8189]

We exist, many of us adopted Eastern Orthodox aesthetics

[@oort2108]

​@@danielkostenko8189sorry for late replying. Why did you adopt eastern orthodox aesthethics?

[@danielkostenko8189]

@oort2108 it's not like Slavic Pagans had a choice, either look Christian or be drowned in a river

[@Gizycki099]

this map is very confusing to look at lol,
roughly, what areas does it cover?

[@kutwor5506]

South is Balkans (And a part of Austria and Anatolia). West is Poland, East Germany, Czechia and Slovakia. East is Ukraine, Belarus and Russia (Also some parts of the modern baltic states).

[@jivkoyanchev1998]

The spread of the Slavic languages by the VI-VII centuries I guess.

[@mahatmaniggandhi2898]

​@@jivkoyanchev1998that makes a lot of sense ty, but i still think romania shouldnt be covered

[@khantsal2305]

Is this language old church slavonic or inter Slavic language.

[@czowiek2040]

This is not interslavic. Idk, if this is old church slavonic or not.

[@czowiek2040]

Nvm, in description it says, that this is proto-slavic.

[@kutwor5506]

My bad, it's actually Old Church Slavonic... Sorry.

[@URlocalJunoDeguzmán]

OCS song?!?!?