- ****ianism (Ossetian: Уацдин, romanized:
Uatsdin) is a polytheistic,
ethnic and folk
religion derived from the
traditional narratives of the Ossetians...
- Christians, with
sizable minorities professing the
Ossetian ethnic religion of
Uatsdin as well as Islam. The name
Ossetians and
Ossetia comes from the Russians...
- of the po****tion
adheres to
Ossetian ethnic religion,
generally called Uatsdin (Уацдин, "True Faith"), and
there is a
sizable Muslim minority. Ethnic...
-
significant minority are
adherents of the
Ossetian traditional religion,
Uatsdin,
which is
polytheistic and has
origins in
ancient Scythian religion. Syncretism...
- ****
Islam mainly in the
lowland villages of
North Ossetia,
while the
Uatsdin faith has also been
preserved by a
minority of Irons. The
ethnonym Iron...
- religions,
partly of Indo-European origins,
include Zoroastrianism, Yazdânism,
Uatsdin, Yarsanism, Manichaeism, and Yazidism. Gnosticism,
including historical...
- off long before,
forbidding any
herdsman to
swear on it.
Tetri Giorgi Uatsdin Shatana Saint George and the
Dragon Also
transliterated as Wastyrĝi, Wastyrgi...
-
Persian ad-Darazi,
after whom the
religion has
taken its name. ****ianism/
Uatsdin,
revival of
Ossetian ethnic religion (see:
Ossetian mythology) Roshanniya...
-
Richard (2019). "Scythian Neo-Paganism in the Caucasus: The
Ossetian Uatsdin as a 'Nature Religion'".
Journal for the
Study of Religion, Nature, and...
-
traditional Ossetian religion,
revived in the 1980s as ****ianism (Ossetian:
Uatsdin = 'true faith'). List of
ancient Iranian peoples Roxolani,
possibly a subset...
