Slovenian mythology encompasses the traditional beliefs and stories of the Slovenian people, reflecting their connection to nature and the supernatural. Central to this mythology are various deities and spirits, such as Perun, the god of thunder, and Veles, the god of the underworld and cattle. These figures often represent natural elements and agricultural cycles, highlighting the importance of nature in Slovenian culture. In addition to gods, Slovenian folklore includes numerous mythical creatures, like Zlatorog, a golden-horned chamois, and Škrat, mischievous household spirits. These tales often convey moral lessons and explain natural phenomena, serving as a rich tapestry of cultural heritage that has been passed down through generations.