- In
Russian folklore,
Chernava (diminutive: Chernavushka; Russian: Чернава, Чернавушка) is Sea Tsar's
daughter (or,
according to some versions, a niece)...
- hometown,
reunited with his
terrestrial wife. The
Chernava is
explained as the
nymph of the
River Chernava. In Ransom's version, the Sea Tsar's
youngest daughter...
-
Chernava (Russian: Чернава) is a
rural locality (a village) in
Pertsevskoye Rural Settlement,
Gryazovetsky District,
Vologda Oblast, Russia. The po****tion...
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Phoenician goddess known as "Asherat-of-the-Sea."
Chernava Colles 10.5S 335.5E 1,000.0 1997
Chernava, East
Slavic sea maiden, Sea Czar's daughter. Jurate...
- Glu****sa (65 km)
joins Bolshoy Irgiz (675 km) 61 km
below its
source Chernava (75 km)
joins Maly
Irgiz (235 km) 48km
below its source.
Includes the 14...
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Kostino Bolshoye Zaymishche Bubeykino Burtsevo Bus****kha Bus****kha
Chagrino Chernava Chernetskoye Chernitsyno Chernogubovo Chistopyanovo Chukharitsa Chuprovo...
- time in the
underwater court of the Sea Tsar and
marries his daughter,
Chernava,
before finally returning home. The tale
inspired such
works as the poem...
- km
north of
Gryazovets (the district's
administrative centre) by road.
Chernava is the
nearest rural locality. Деревня Звягловка на карте Данные переписи...
- him;
likewise in a
Russian wonder-tale,
Sadko chooses the
river nymph Chernava who is the very last of
three batches of one
hundred maidens shown him...
