Slavic Native Faith
Slavic Native Faith
New religious movement based on pre-Christian Slavic beliefs.
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Historical Vedic religion
1500–500 BC Indo-Aryan religious practices of northwest India.
6.8%
Old Believers
Russian Old Ritualist religious dissenters.
6.5%
Zorian Dołęga-Chodakowski
Polish ethnographer and archaeologist (1784–1825).
5.1%
Kaluga Oblast
First-level administrative division of Russia.
4.5%
Slavic paganism
3%
Władysław Kołodziej
Polish modern pagan (1897–1978).
2.5%
Modern paganism
Religions shaped by historical paganism.
2.5%
Jan Stachniuk
2.4%
Slavic Native Faith and politics
Rodnover identity and political philosophy.
2.2%
Swastika
Ancient Eurasian icon and Nazi symbol.
1.8%
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Modern paganism
Religions shaped by historical paganism.
7.9%
Dmitry Utkin
Russian military officer (1970–2023).
7.5%
Slavic paganism
7.4%
Cossacks
Military estate of East Slavic people.
6.1%
Andriy Biletsky
Ukrainian politician and military leader.
5.9%
AllatRa
International new religious movement.
3.9%
Yakutsk
City in Sakha Republic, Russia.
3.1%
Veles (god)
Slavic god of earth, waters and the underworld.
3%
Alexander Povetkin
Russian boxer (born 1979).
2.4%
Volkhv
Slavic soothsayer role.
1.5%