Perun

Deities

Tradition · Slavic Russian
Alternate Names
Perun the ThundererGromovnik
Gender Expression
Masculine
Titles
The ThundererLord of the OakGod of the High Place
Domain
ThunderLightningThe oakWarOathsThe high placeSpring storms
Planetary Correspondence
Jupiter
Secondary Planets
MarsSun
Elemental Correspondence
AirFire
Zodiac Affinity
SagittariusAriesLeo
Correspondences
Colors
YellowWhitePale blue
Scents
LavenderFennelFrankincense
Metals
TinGold
Animals
EagleStagBull
Sacred Timing
Hours
DawnJupiter hours
Offerings
GrainBreadAleBeefIncense
Invocation Approach
Tone
Thunderous sovereign
Address
PerunThe ThundererLord of the Oak
Relationship
The thunderer who fights the serpent every spring
Warning
Oaths sworn on his axe are his to enforce
Resonance
Those swearing oaths farmers waiting for the spring storm
Symbols
FeatherWind
Mythology Summary

Perun is the Slavic thunderer who fights the serpent Veles every spring and drives him back underground, releasing the waters and the year. His tree is the oak, his weapon the axe and the arrow, and oaths were sworn on his name because he enforces them.

Modern Practice

Perun is called on in spring storms and for any oath that has to hold. His practice is the high place, the oak and the axe, and his offering is the first grain of the year.

Related Deities
TaranisThorJupiterCernunnos

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