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	The gods relent after seeing their revenge was too cruel, and turn the [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirits]] of Kostroma and Kupalo into a [[wikipedia:Flower\|flower]] of blue and gold known as [[wikipedia:Melampyrum_nemorosum\|Kupalo-da-Mavka]] — blue for the forest lake in which Kostroma drowned herself, and fiery yellow for the fire in which Kupalo burned.		The gods relent after seeing their revenge was too cruel, and turn the [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirits]] of Kostroma and Kupalo into a [[wikipedia:Flower\|flower]] of blue and gold known as [[wikipedia:Melampyrum_nemorosum\|Kupalo-da-Mavka]] — blue for the forest lake in which Kostroma drowned herself, and fiery yellow for the fire in which Kupalo burned.

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	\|languageOrigin=[[wikipedia:Old_Church_Slavonic\|Old Church Slavonic]]		\|languageOrigin=[[wikipedia:Old_Church_Slavonic\|Old Church Slavonic]]
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	\|alias=Sugon		\|alias=Sugon
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	==Nomenclature==		==Nomenclature==
	From [[wikipedia:Slavic_mythology\|East Slavic folklore]], '''Kupalo''' is a character in ~~many~~ [[wikipedia:Legend\|~~legends~~]] of the [[wikipedia:Mavka\|Mavka]]. According to ~~legends~~, Kupalo and [[wikipedia:Kostroma_(deity)\|Kostroma]] are brother and sister, and are unwittingly entered into a [[wikipedia:Star-crossed\|star-crossed]] love when the [[wikipedia:List_of_Slavic_deities\|gods]] trick them into marrying each other. After revealing their duplicity, Kupalo throws himself into a nearby fire, and Kostroma [[wikipedia:Execution_by_drowning\|drowns]] herself in a lake. However, Kostroma does not die, and is instead reborn — perhaps by [[wikipedia:Veles_(god)\|Veles']] doing — as the first Mavka, a type of [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirit]] associated with mountain rivers and forests. Thereafter, she is [[wikipedia:Cursed\|cursed]] to roam around the forest lake forever, charming young men who wander across it and dragging them down in the water. She believes all the while that they are Kupalo [[wikipedia:Resurrection\|returned]] to her, only becoming aware that they are not once it is too late.		From [[wikipedia:Slavic_mythology\|East Slavic folklore]], '''Kupalo''' is a character in the [[wikipedia:Legend\|legend]] of the [[wikipedia:Mavka\|Mavka]]. According to legend, Kupalo and [[wikipedia:Kostroma_(deity)\|Kostroma]] are a long-lost brother and sister, and are unwittingly entered into a [[wikipedia:Star-crossed\|star-crossed]] love when the [[wikipedia:List_of_Slavic_deities\|gods]] trick them into marrying each other. After revealing their duplicity, Kupalo throws himself into a nearby fire, and Kostroma [[wikipedia:Execution_by_drowning\|drowns]] herself in a lake. However, Kostroma does not die, and is instead reborn — perhaps by [[wikipedia:Veles_(god)\|Veles']] doing — as the first Mavka, a type of [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirit]] associated with mountain rivers and forests. Thereafter, she is [[wikipedia:Cursed\|cursed]] to roam around the forest lake forever, charming young men who wander across it and dragging them down in the water. She believes all the while that they are Kupalo [[wikipedia:Resurrection\|returned]] to her, only becoming aware that they are not once it is too late.

	The gods relent after seeing their revenge was too cruel, and turn the [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirits]] of Kostroma and Kupalo into a [[wikipedia:Flower\|flower]] of blue and gold known as [[wikipedia:Melampyrum_nemorosum\|Kupalo-da-Mavka]] — blue for the forest lake in which Kostroma drowned herself, and fiery yellow for the fire in which Kupalo burned.		The gods relent after seeing their revenge was too cruel, and turn the [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirits]] of Kostroma and Kupalo into a [[wikipedia:Flower\|flower]] of blue and gold known as [[wikipedia:Melampyrum_nemorosum\|Kupalo-da-Mavka]] — blue for the forest lake in which Kostroma drowned herself, and fiery yellow for the fire in which Kupalo burned.

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	==Nomenclature==		==Nomenclature==
	From[[wikipedia:Slavic_mythology\|East Slavic folklore]], '''Kupalo''' is a character in many [[wikipedia:Legend\|legends]] of the [[wikipedia:Mavka\|Mavka]]. According to legends, Kupalo and [[wikipedia:Kostroma_(deity)\|Kostroma]] are brother and sister, and are unwittingly entered into a [[wikipedia:Star-crossed\|star-crossed]] love when the [[wikipedia:List_of_Slavic_deities\|gods]] trick them into marrying each other. After revealing their duplicity, Kupalo throws himself into a nearby fire, and Kostroma [[wikipedia:Execution_by_drowning\|drowns]] herself in a lake. However, Kostroma does not die, and is instead reborn — perhaps by [[wikipedia:Veles_(god)\|Veles']] doing — as the first Mavka, a type of [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirit]] associated with mountain rivers and forests. Thereafter, she is [[wikipedia:Cursed\|cursed]] to roam around the forest lake forever, charming young men who wander across it and dragging them down in the water. She believes all the while that they are Kupalo [[wikipedia:Resurrection\|returned]] to her, only becoming aware that they are not once it is too late.		From [[wikipedia:Slavic_mythology\|East Slavic folklore]], '''Kupalo''' is a character in many [[wikipedia:Legend\|legends]] of the [[wikipedia:Mavka\|Mavka]]. According to legends, Kupalo and [[wikipedia:Kostroma_(deity)\|Kostroma]] are brother and sister, and are unwittingly entered into a [[wikipedia:Star-crossed\|star-crossed]] love when the [[wikipedia:List_of_Slavic_deities\|gods]] trick them into marrying each other. After revealing their duplicity, Kupalo throws himself into a nearby fire, and Kostroma [[wikipedia:Execution_by_drowning\|drowns]] herself in a lake. However, Kostroma does not die, and is instead reborn — perhaps by [[wikipedia:Veles_(god)\|Veles']] doing — as the first Mavka, a type of [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirit]] associated with mountain rivers and forests. Thereafter, she is [[wikipedia:Cursed\|cursed]] to roam around the forest lake forever, charming young men who wander across it and dragging them down in the water. She believes all the while that they are Kupalo [[wikipedia:Resurrection\|returned]] to her, only becoming aware that they are not once it is too late.

	The gods relent after seeing their revenge was too cruel, and turn the [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirits]] of Kostroma and Kupalo into a [[wikipedia:Flower\|flower]] of blue and gold known as [[wikipedia:Melampyrum_nemorosum\|Kupalo-da-Mavka]] — blue for the forest lake in which Kostroma drowned herself, and fiery yellow for the fire in which Kupalo burned.		The gods relent after seeing their revenge was too cruel, and turn the [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)\|spirits]] of Kostroma and Kupalo into a [[wikipedia:Flower\|flower]] of blue and gold known as [[wikipedia:Melampyrum_nemorosum\|Kupalo-da-Mavka]] — blue for the forest lake in which Kostroma drowned herself, and fiery yellow for the fire in which Kupalo burned.

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}}<section begin=summary/>'''Kupalo''' ({{IPAc-en|k|u|ˈ|p|a:|l|oʊ}}) is a subsatellite to the moon [[Mavka]]. It is a barren rock with little geological distinction to speak of. Across its surface are a number of wavy mountain ridges and open plateaus, between which run valleys. It is notable for its extremely short [[wikipedia:Gravity well|gravity well]], which makes escape from its surface a trivial task.<section end=summary/>

==Nomenclature==
From[[wikipedia:Slavic_mythology|East Slavic folklore]], '''Kupalo''' is a character in many [[wikipedia:Legend|legends]] of the [[wikipedia:Mavka|Mavka]]. According to legends, Kupalo and [[wikipedia:Kostroma_(deity)|Kostroma]] are brother and sister, and are unwittingly entered into a [[wikipedia:Star-crossed|star-crossed]] love when the [[wikipedia:List_of_Slavic_deities|gods]] trick them into marrying each other. After revealing their duplicity, Kupalo throws himself into a nearby fire, and Kostroma [[wikipedia:Execution_by_drowning|drowns]] herself in a lake. However, Kostroma does not die, and is instead reborn — perhaps by [[wikipedia:Veles_(god)|Veles']] doing — as the first Mavka, a type of [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)|spirit]] associated with mountain rivers and forests. Thereafter, she is [[wikipedia:Cursed|cursed]] to roam around the forest lake forever, charming young men who wander across it and dragging them down in the water. She believes all the while that they are Kupalo [[wikipedia:Resurrection|returned]] to her, only becoming aware that they are not once it is too late.

The gods relent after seeing their revenge was too cruel, and turn the [[wikipedia:Spirit_(supernatural_entity)|spirits]] of Kostroma and Kupalo into a [[wikipedia:Flower|flower]] of blue and gold known as [[wikipedia:Melampyrum_nemorosum|Kupalo-da-Mavka]] — blue for the forest lake in which Kostroma drowned herself, and fiery yellow for the fire in which Kupalo burned.