Their story
An Old Russian sermon against pagan survivals says that people worship Pereplut, "turning with horns", which may mean drinking from horns in a circle. Nothing else is known. Suggested meanings range from a god of fortune to a spirit of sailing or of the fields, but all are guesses.
Best times to give to them
- no festivals are recorded
What they like being given
- none recorded
How to honour them
- Treat him as a historical name, not a basis for modern rites.
How they can help you
- historical awareness
Symbols
- drinking horns
A single obscure mention; modern roles given to him are speculation.
Sources
- Old Russian sermon "Slovo o idolakh" (Sermon on Idols)
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- Perun The thunder god of oak and axe
- Veles Lord of cattle, wealth and the underworld
- Dazhbog The giving god, the sun
- Svarog The heavenly smith, father of fire and sun
- Jarilo The youthful god of spring and growth
- Rod The god of kin, birth and fate
- Stribog Grandfather of the winds
- Khors The bright disc of the sun