The term "Kislevite" refers to the followers of the ancient religion practiced in the region of Kislev, which is often associated with the Hebrew calendar month of Kislev. This month typically falls between late November and late December and is significant in various cultural and religious traditions, including Hanukkah in Judaism. Kislevites are often depicted in historical texts as a group that engaged in rituals and practices tied to the lunar calendar. Their beliefs and customs may have included elements of nature worship and seasonal celebrations, reflecting the agricultural cycles of their environment.