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With the advent of spring, Jarilo returned from the underworld, that is, bringing spring and fertility to the land. Spring festivals of Jurjevo/Jarilo that survived in later folklore celebrated his return. Katičić identified a key phrase of ancient mythical texts which described this sacred return of
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All of these spring festivals were basically alike: processions of villagers would go around for a walk in the country or through villages on this day. Something or someone was identified to be Jarilo or Juraj: a doll made of straw, a man or a child adorned with green branches, or a girl dressed like
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brothers) kills him in retribution. This rather gruesome death is in fact a ritual sacrifice, and Morana uses parts of Jarilo's body to build herself a new house. This is a mythical metaphor which alludes to rejuvenation of the entire cosmos, a concept fairly similar to that of Scandinavian myth of
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in the various Slavic countries. This sacred union of Jarilo and Morana, deities of vegetation and of nature, assured abundance, fertility and blessing to the earth, and also brought temporary peace between two major Slavic gods, Perun and Veles, signifying heaven and underworld. Thus, all mythical
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However, since Jarilo's life was ultimately tied to the vegetative cycle of the cereals, after the harvest (which was ritually seen as a murder of crops), Jarilo also met his death. The myth explained this by the fact that he was unfaithful to his wife, and so she (or their father Perun, or their
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Folk accounts strongly emphasize the presence of a horse (in Belarusian festivals, for instance, Jarilo was symbolized by a girl dressed as a man and mounted on a horse), and also the fact Jarilo walked a long way and his feet are sore. Thus, he is a rider on a horse who also
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and from Slavic folklore accounts, one can deduce that Jarilo was associated with the Moon. His somewhat mischievous nature, which ultimately results in his betrayal of his wife, was likened to the Moon's changing phases.
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a man, riding on a horse. Certain songs were sung which alluded to Juraj/Jarilo's return from a distant land across the sea, the return of spring into the world, blessings, fertility and abundance to come.
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held in temples, which were used for divination, and predictions were made on the basis of how the horse walked through rows of spears sticking from the ground.
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in his right hand. He was also portrayed holding a human skull (or severed head) in his other hand. He is also said to be revered as "god of erotic sexuality".
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Without her husband, however, Morana turns into a frustrated old hag, a terrible and dangerous goddess of death, frost and upcoming winter (like the Celtic
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In some Slavic folk songs, an angry young wife, apparently cheated upon by her husband, kills a horse or orders her brothers to kill it for her.
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Scholars Katičić and Belaj also suggested that the god had some equine characteristics, or, alternatively, was conceived of as a horse.
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and Vitomir Belaj attempted to reconstruct the mythology surrounding Jarilo. According to these authors, he was a fairly typical
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V. Belaj. "Hod kroz godinu: mitska pozadina hrvatskih narodnih običaja i vjerovanja" , Golden Marketing, Zagreb 1998.
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The only historic source that mentions this deity is a 12th-century biography of the proselytizing German bishop
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In certain customs of some Baltic and Slavic wedding celebrations, a horse symbolizes a young husband.
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recognised in them relics of pagan ceremonies in honor of an eponymous spring deity. In northern
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prerequisites were met for a bountiful and blessed harvest that would come in late summer.
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In historic descriptions of West Slavic paganism, one often finds references to
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historicity of the deity is dubious; functions of the deity are unclear.
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Jarilo's identification as a mischievous god may involve the ability of
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The first of the gods to notice Jarilo's return to the living world was
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Naša stara vjera: Tragovima svetih pjesama naše pretkršćanske starine
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were celebrated in late spring or early summer. Early researchers of
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Zeleni Lug: Tragovima svetih pjesama naše pretkršćanske starine
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With the advent of Christianity, Jarilo became identified with
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Jarilo was a son of the supreme Slavic god of thunder,
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Supernatural beings identified with Christian saints
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Slavic Sorcery : shamanic journey of initiation
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