The protector of the household. He resides by the oven, watches over the family, and is known to be deeply fond of domestic cats.
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Lyasun (Лясун)
The master of the forest. A shapeshifting shepherd of wolves and wild beasts who protects the ancient woods from trespassers.
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Eunik (Еўнік)
The spirit of the drying barn. A master of fire and firewood who ensures the harvest is dried, but will burn the barn to ashes if disrespected.
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Bagnik (Багнік)
A sluggish, ancient spirit of the peat bogs. He never leaves his muddy domain, manifesting as bubbles and marsh gas rising to the surface.
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Hartsuki (Гарцукі)
Mischievous spirits of the wind. They are notorious for stealing horses from night pastures and riding them to total exhaustion by dawn.
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Rusalki (Русалкі)
Ethereal maidens of the waters and fields. During Rusalnaya Week, they leave the rivers to dance in the birch groves and grain fields.
Botanical Lab
Herbarium of Belarus
SPECIMEN 01 / 04
Vaccinium vitis-idaea
Brusnicy (Брусніцы)
STATUS:Flora of Pine Forests & Bogs
An evergreen shrub bearing tart red berries. A vital food source in the Belarusian ecosystem, deeply embedded in local foraging traditions.
Distribution records sourced from the Flora of Belarus and the Red Book of the Republic of Belarus
Architecture Editorial
Dojlidstva of Historical Belarus
STATUS: ARCHIVE [1877]
STATUS: RUINS [2026]
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OBJECT 01 / 03
Ruzhany Palace
Ruzhany Palace
Built: 16th–18th c.Ruzhany, Brest Region
A monumental palace-and-park complex tied to the patronage of the Sapieha dynasty. One of the largest centres of political and cultural life in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania — now magnificent ruins of Belarusian Baroque.
STATUS: ARCHIVE [1877]STATUS: RUINS [2026]
STATUS: ARCHIVE [1865]
STATUS: ACTIVE [2026]
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OBJECT 02 / 03
Synkavichy Church
Synkavichy Church
Built: 15th–16th c.Synkavichy, Hrodna Region
A fortified Gothic sanctuary where sacred architecture meets the defensive tradition. One of the earliest and most refined examples of fortress-churches in Belarus.
STATUS: ARCHIVE [1865]STATUS: ACTIVE [2026]
STATUS: RUINS [1914]
STATUS: RESTORED [2026]
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OBJECT 03 / 03
Kosava Palace
Kosava Palace
Built: 19th c.Kosava, Brest Region
A unique monument of Neo-Gothic architecture, built by the Pusłoŭski family. The palace has 12 towers symbolising the months of the year. After decades in ruins, it is today fully restored.