periods: PER_SLAV_PAGAN

56 historical periods covering all traditions, from the Predynastic Egyptian period (c. 3200 BCE) to the 20th-century occultist reception layer. Used to anchor entity classifications and relationships in time.

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period_id tradition period_name start_year end_year notes
PER_SLAV_PAGAN Slavic Slavic Pre-Christian Period -500 1100 The pre-Christian religious tradition of the Slavic peoples, from the early Slavic archaeological horizon (c. 5th-6th c. CE expansion) through the Christianisation of the Slavic kingdoms (Bulgaria 864, Moravia 863, Bohemia c. 895, Poland 966, Russia 988, Lithuania 1387). Deity names are attested primarily in the Primary Chronicle (PVL, c. 1113 CE) and in Byzantine chronicle sources, ecclesiastical prohibitions (Slovo ob idolakh, 9th-10th c.), and later folk tradition. The Kiev Pantheon of Vladimir I (AD 980) is the most securely attested snapshot of Slavic paganism.

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