Tharapita (Tharapitta, Turupit), Gott der Öselaner, flog nach der esthnischen Mythe von Wierland (einem Kreis des esthnischen Festlandes) nach der Insel Ösel, als ums Jahr 1219 durch den Priester Dietrich sich das Christenthum in Esthland ausbreitete. Der Platz seiner Verehrung in Esthland soll bei dem Dorfe Ebbacher im Kirchspiel Klein Marien, an der Quelle der Pala, gewesen sein.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Tharapita — or Taarapita or Taara is a god of war in Estonian mythology. The Chronicle of Henry of Livonia mentions Tharapita as the superior god of Oeselians (inhabitants of Saaremaa island), also well known to Vironian tribes in northern Estonia. According … Wikipedia
Tharapita — Colina de Ebavere en el condado de Lääne Viru donde nació el dios Taara. Tharapita, Taarapita o Taara es el dios de la guerra en la mitología estonia. En la Crónica de Heinricus de Lettis se menciona a Tharapita como el principal dios de los… … Wikipedia Español
Estonian mythology — is a complex of myths belonging to the folk heritage of Estonians. Usually the term is used to denote the pre Christian mythology of the Estonians and their ancestors. Not much is known about authentic pre Christian Estonian mythology, as it was… … Wikipedia
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