Did one come from the east?
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One of the most mysterious figures of the German pantheon is one-vet, the Supreme God primarily during the great relocation of peoples and in the era of the late Germans. The indefatigable wanderer and seeker of truth, the dark god of the storm and the lord of the battles, he contrasts brightly with the bright gods of the Scandinavian Bronze Age. The opinions of experts about its origin and development have been very diverge for more than a hundred years. Did he come from the east, for example, from one of the waves of peoples? Suppose from southern Russia? Wouldn"t such a layering of the reason for repeated mention, including in Edda, the War of Vanov and Asses?
After his work, “Gods in the morning sky” of the Religious Verkhrodta Ferkhagen explores in this book the current state of knowledge about the figure of Nere-Votan and his elevation to the most important god of Germans from the middle of the last pre-Christian millennium. Exciting study on German Plastoria
After his work, “Gods in the morning sky” of the Religious Verkhrodta Ferkhagen explores in this book the current state of knowledge about the figure of Nere-Votan and his elevation to the most important god of Germans from the middle of the last pre-Christian millennium. Exciting study on German Plastoria
Author:
Author:Ferkhagen Britta
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9216-2350-7
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