Bielbog [2]
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Bielbog [1] — Bielbog (Bielbug), so v.w. Belbuck … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Bielbog — In Slavonic myth he was the white god, similar to Byelun, or the power of good as opposed to Czarnobog, the black god, or power of evil; a conception of Dualism which may be traced back to ancient Persia. The word may be related to the name of … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Slawische Mythologie — Slawische Mythologie. Durch alle slawischen Götterlehren geht ein scharf ausgeprägter Dualismus hindurch: es gibt einen guten (weißen) u. einen bösen (schwarzen) Gott, welche beide eine große Zahl Untergötter, die ihre Eigenschaften theilen, im… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Wendische Mythologie — Wendische Mythologie, das Heidenthum der slawischen Wenden, s.d. Die Wenden verehrten zwar viele einzelne Götter, aber unter ihnen allen war ein Allmächtiger (Bog), von welchem jene abstammten od. unter welchen jene standen. Die wendischen Götter … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Balder — In Nordic myth the son of Odin and Frigg, the most beautiful of the Aesir. Possibly he was the twin brother of Hoder. He was the husband of Nanna and the father of Forseti. In Balder’s Dream it is told how, having been troubled with dreams of… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Byelun — A Slavonic deity similar to Bielbog, the name meaning ‘the white one.’ … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Czarnobog — In Slavonic myth the black god as opposed to Bielbog, the white god. This dualistic system of organizing the heavens appears to have originated in Persia before the Great Migration. His name was also spelt Zcernoboch … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Dualism — This conception of religion, where the power of good was balanced by the power of evil, may have required a long period of gestation before it finally became established. Its beginnings may be linked with the custom of degrading gods of… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Slavonic Creation Legends — It has been said that ‘of all the Aryans, the Slavs were the race that remained nearest their original home, and were thus the last to enter history’, nevertheless, the fact remains that with the exception of a few Slavonic gods, traces of… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
