▲ 17 r/Norse

A question about Vanir as a "real category" in Norse Religion

I started looked list of Vanir Gods and i see in lot of places of these sub ppl say 'Vanir" was a word that was very few used outside poetic sourses, and in "day to day" probably they were Freyjr or Freyja or Oðr were seen as members of the same "family" than Odin, Thor or Heimdall

If i understand this argument, is like if hypotetically, greek poets say all the God allied to Zeus that weren't descend of Chronus & Rhea (like Helios,Selenne,Eos,Prometheus, etc) were the "Noble Titans" & Poetry say "Olympians & Noble Titans" while in religion all were members of the same godly "family"/"alliance" no?, (basically than in "normal norse religion" Freyja,Frey & their relatives were seen as part of the same "Clan/Pantheon" than Thor or Odin, simply they had a more developted genealogy than the random Jottuns Ladies that joined the Æsir no?

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u/barbarball1 — 1 day ago

Name of a Greece Cartoon in what Hermes help the Main Character?

Hi friends, basically i remember read in a post of "r/askworld" a greek that mention a comedy cartoon of gree production in what a guy dies and hermes gonna guide him to Hades, but since he doesn't have the coins for pay Caronte, he had to return to earth and do all types of stuff to gain them while Hermes help him, and explore the difficult situation of greek economy in a parodic form

Any know the name of the show?

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u/barbarball1 — 3 days ago
▲ 27 r/poland

A Statue of the Polabian God of abundance and war Svetovit i made yesterday

(+plus a lil joke in #2 picture)

u/barbarball1 — 6 days ago

What were the Gods worship for Early Polands/Lechid People before Christianization?

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I friends, i started looking the netflix adaptation of "Kajko i Kokosh" and i see than (like in Asterix & Obelix) they replace the "My God" or "Jesus" expressions with pagan equivalent like "Lelum Polelum", "For Svarog!" "For the love of Triglav" that make me had curiosity about what were the deities in pre-christian poland tribe, since for what i see, they were different from east slavic people (were Perun was the leader of Gods in similar way to Baltic Perkunnas, Celtic Taranis or Greek Zeus) and "Multi-faced Gods" were more common, like Triglav in Pomerania, or Svetovit in Polabia (that looked some norther lechids see as the king of the Gods)

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u/barbarball1 — 8 days ago

What were the Gods worship for Early Polands/Lechid People before Christianization?

I friends, i started looking the netflix adaptation of "Kajko i Kokosh" and i see than (like in Asterix & Obelix) they replace the "My God" or "Jesus" expressions with pagan equivalent like "Lelum Polelum", "For Svarog!" "For the love of Triglav" that make me had curiosity about what were the deities in pre-christian poland tribe, since for what i see, they were different from east slavic people (were Perun was the leader of Gods in similar way to Baltic Perkunnas, Celtic Taranis or Greek Zeus) and "Multi-faced Gods" were more common, like Triglav in Pomerania, or Svetovit in Polabia (that looked some norther lechids see as the king of the Gods)

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u/barbarball1 — 8 days ago

Anatolian Countries in my Alt History Timeline "Tribal Europe", what do you think about it?

1- Map & Capitals

2- Non-Hellenic Languages Map

u/barbarball1 — 8 days ago

As a south american i wanna ask you, Why American Left spaces hate Hippies so much?

Hi friends, south american here, this is my question, why leftist movements in US hate hippies so much they always insult them if they a mentioned? It's because they werent socialist/anarchist? Also they happen in 50's-60's i thinked all socialist movements were anhiliated for the FBI during these period so they "couldn't be one" pls i wanna understand where this hate came so much

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u/barbarball1 — 13 days ago

Are Elves-Humans relationship really a good form of show anti-racist messages?

Ok friends, south american here who had a mom fan of the netflix adaptation, i see the elves story in the series and i cant understand how is suposse be a good representation of racism & marginzation, elves were a "great civilization" outnumber for a less advanced race that they didnt attack first that conquest their cities, destroy their culture, rape their women and enslave them... how is suposse they dont hate humans since they annihilate them lol, its like ask native americans in 16 century dont hate white christians lol, maybe im too cynical for came from a country much more horrible than poland, but honestly the elven story looks like the 19-20 century eugenistic idea of "inferior ppl gonna outnumber us if we didn't expell them to wilderness" but inatead condemnd it the story looks saying "yeah that idea was totally right"

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u/barbarball1 — 19 days ago
▲ 11 r/anglish

I need helpt to name an Anglish Pagan England

Hi friends, im making an alt history where rome dont get christianized and england pass from Briton Tribes -> Roman Conquest -> Partial "Des-Romanization" after romans abandond the island, and Germanization after Angles,Jutes & Saxons arrive, the Anglosaxon Kdm's eventually unite themselves to resisit Viking power (but they get assimilated instead totally expelled after all they were very similar ppl) and ppl follow a mix of Druidism & Germanic Religion (with some Roman deities in cities, specially Isis) i was thinking in a name for this Celtic-German State that cover a similar area to England

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u/barbarball1 — 22 days ago
▲ 4 r/spain

Un Guerrero Arse / Hartuzloa-Herria de una cultura ficticia inspirada en los Vascones Paganos, espero les guste

u/barbarball1 — 27 days ago

I was looking in my gallery and found my old "what if europe had alt slavic countries" map, what do you think about it?

u/barbarball1 — 28 days ago

Friends, im a Elven Merchant, i came from the proud Elven kingdom of Elfhaus we are proud Allies of Dwarven from Marble Mountains & Humans from the Skandia Kingdom when i visited Skandia all the guys i meet 250 years ago had passed on, what happened with them? 😭

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u/barbarball1 — 1 month ago

Is true that the Pre-Shogunate Japan had a better relationship with Korea and even were allies?

Hi friends, i know this is a sensitive question, i dont want bother nobody or be offensive, but i remember read, time ago, that during the "Civil Wars in Korean Dinasty" (before they get unificated as Goryeo & later Joseon), the "Empress Jīngu" the only female Tenho in Japanese history send troops to support the southern Korean King since a lot of Japanese Noblemen Families were relatives of Korean ones, so they see themselves as allies, that means during these centuries Korea & Japan were closer no?

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u/barbarball1 — 1 month ago

There are specific names for the "divisions" of Semitic Paganism Religions?

Hi friends, let me explain, in the IE religions (that includes my religion, the Hinduism), the celtic one is commonly called Druidism, the Germanic Asatru or Vanatru, the Hellenic, Hellenism, the Roman, "Religio Romana"/Religio/Via Romana, the Slavic "Perunism/Rodnovery", there are specific names for Caananite,Phoenician, Aramean,Philistean and Arab religions? I know worship of Assyrian & Babylonian Pantheons are sometimes called "Ashurism" and "Mardukism"

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u/barbarball1 — 2 months ago

Are the Gyojin a creation of Oda or came from Japanese Mythology?

Hi friends, i ask that since at start i thinked Gyojin were inspired in Yokai, but all the "Mermaid-like" Yokai are inverse to Gyojin and more similar to european mermaids (in the sense of fish with human head) except for the "sea-wife" that look like a female with fish face and webbed fingers, but since Gyojin is the reverese of "Nyngio" (the OG "Japanese Mermaid") they are creations of Oda inspired in the idea of "Reverse Mermaid" no?

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u/barbarball1 — 2 months ago

Well... since 3 years i saw an anime series, i gonna start this travel with you all friends :)

u/barbarball1 — 2 months ago