The book "Ukrainian mythology" Dmytro Ikhtiyarov

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series: Myths and legends

author: Dmytro Ikhtiyarov

Genre: Fiction

publishing house: Prometheus

language: Ukrainian

year of publication: 2023

pages: 140

isbn: 978-617-7502-17-2

Binding: Hard

Size: 60×90/16

Comparison of Christian rites (Christmas, Epiphany, Easter, Green holidays, Savior, Intercession, and others) with the pre-Christian period led to a wider coverage of this topic. My dream is to convey to the broad strata of residents of Ukraine, especially in the eastern regions, the true information that Ukraine is a great and ancient state and that Ukrainian mythology belongs to the world, along with the mythology of Mesopotamia, Scandinavia, Greece, India, China, and Egypt.

The author of the book, Dmytro Ikhtiyarov, in the last chapter of the book, vividly talked about the main holidays that were part of the mythical worldview of ancient Ukrainians.

the author of the book brought true and interesting information to the readers about the fact that Ukraine is a great and ancient state; Ukrainian mythology belongs to world culture — along with the mythology of Mesopotamia, Greece, India, China, Egypt, Scandinavia, and many other civilizations. Prior to the publication of Dmytro Ikhtiyarov's book, the most thorough scientific monograph of the personalities of Ukrainian myths was written in the middle of the 20th century in Canada by Metropolitan Hilarion Ohienko - the book "Pre-Christian Beliefs of the Ukrainian People". Winnipeg. 1963; 423 pages.

Dmytro Stepovyk —

Corresponding member of the National Academy

Sciences of Ukraine, Doctor of Art Studies,

doctor of philosophy, doctor of theology, professor,

Academician of the National Academy of Sciences

of higher education of UkraineAvailability: available

series: Myths and legends

author: Dmytro Ikhtiyarov

Genre: Fiction

publishing house: Prometheus

language: Ukrainian

year of publication: 2023

pages: 140

isbn: 978-617-7502-17-2

Binding: Hard

Size: 60×90/16

Comparison of Christian rites (Christmas, Epiphany, Easter, Green holidays, Savior, Intercession, and others) with the pre-Christian period led to a wider coverage of this topic. My dream is to convey to the broad strata of residents of Ukraine, especially in the eastern regions, the true information that Ukraine is a great and ancient state and that Ukrainian mythology belongs to the world, along with the mythology of Mesopotamia, Scandinavia, Greece, India, China, and Egypt.

The author of the book, Dmytro Ikhtiyarov, in the last chapter of the book, vividly talked about the main holidays that were part of the mythical worldview of ancient Ukrainians.

the author of the book brought true and interesting information to the readers about the fact that Ukraine is a great and ancient state; Ukrainian mythology belongs to world culture — along with the mythology of Mesopotamia, Greece, India, China, Egypt, Scandinavia, and many other civilizations. Prior to the publication of Dmytro Ikhtiyarov's book, the most thorough scientific monograph of the personalities of Ukrainian myths was written in the middle of the 20th century in Canada by Metropolitan Hilarion Ohienko - the book "Pre-Christian Beliefs of the Ukrainian People". Winnipeg. 1963; 423 pages.

Dmytro Stepovyk —

Corresponding member of the National Academy

Sciences of Ukraine, Doctor of Art Studies,

doctor of philosophy, doctor of theology, professor,

Academician of the National Academy of Sciences

of higher education of Ukraine