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Koliada or
koleda (Cyrillic: коляда, коледа, колада, коледе) is the
traditional Slavic name for the
period from
Christmas to
Epiphany or, more generally...
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Koliada or
Koleda (Bulgarian: Коледа, romanized: Koleda) is a
Slavic pseudo-deity, a
personification of the
newborn winter Sun and
symbol of the New Year's...
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Oksana Vasylivna Koliada (Ukrainian: Оксана Василівна Коляда; born 4
September 1980) is a
Ukrainian law
enforcement officer and politician. On 29 August...
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Koliada,
Koleda or
Kolyada or Kolęda can
refer to:
Koliada, a pre-Christian
Slavic winter ritual Koliada (deity), in
Slavic mythology, a
pagan god, impersonating...
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Nikolay Speransky (volkhv Velimir) in 1995, and the
community named "
Koliada".
Koliada Viatichey re****es any non-Slavic
influence in
their religion, including...
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performers of a
ceremony called celebration of
Koliada, a kind of
Christmas caroling. It is ****ociated with
Koliada (Calends), a
celebration incorporated later...
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medieval do****ents are
often presented as deities, such as
Kupala and
Koliada, were
rather the
personifications of the
spirits of
agrarian holidays....
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Franz Xaver (1958).
Handbook of
Christian Feasts and Customs. Harcourt. "
Koliada". Encyclopediao****raine.com.
Retrieved November 19, 2012. "2018 Worship...
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members leaving in
October 2020 to join
artistic directors Khalezin and
Koliada (living in
exile since 2011) in London. As of 2023[update],
under the current...
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Brumalia (Ancient Rome)
Dongzhi Festival (East Asia) Inti
Raymi (Inca)
Koliada and
Korochun (Slavic)
Midwinter Day (Antarctica)
Sanghamitta Day (Theravada...
