Šarac
Ringkasan
Šarac adalah kuda belang bersayap milik Pangeran Marko dalam epik Serbia dan cerita rakyat Slavia Selatan, yang bisa berbicara dan minum anggur.
Šarac is the winged piebald horse of Prince Marko in Serbian epic and South Slavic folklore, able to speak and drink wine.
Kisah dan tradisi
Šarac adalah kuda Pangeran Marko, pahlawan puisi epik Serbia dan cerita rakyat Slavia Selatan. Ia kuda belang yang warnanya mirip sapi, bersayap, dan secepat peri. Ia memahami dan berbicara bahasa Serbia, Turki, dan Yunani, minum anggur bersama tuannya, menasihatinya, menolongnya di medan perang, dan merasakan firasat kematiannya. Marko mendapatkannya dari samovila atau membelinya sebagai anak kuda bungkuk yang tak bergeser saat ekornya ditarik, lalu menyembuhkannya dan mengajarinya minum anggur. Menurut tradisi lisan, Marko sendiri membunuh Šarac agar tidak dipakai orang Turki untuk kerja kasar.
Šarac is the horse of Prince Marko, hero of Serbian epic poetry and South Slavic folklore. He is a piebald horse coloured like a cow, winged and as fast as a fairy. He understands and speaks Serbian, Turkish and Greek, drinks wine with his master, advises him, helps him in battle and foresees his death. Marko got him from the samovilas, or bought him as a hunchbacked foal that would not budge when he pulled its tail, then healed it and taught it to drink wine. Oral tradition says Marko himself killed Šarac so the Turks would not use him for menial work.
Fakta utama
- Budaya / Culture
- Folklor Slavia
- Kawasan / Region
- Eropa
- Klasifikasi / Classification
- Legendary Creature
Nama lain / Alternate names
Šarec, Шарац
Makhluk terkait / Related beings
- Ala (demon)
- Baba Yaga
- Babay (Slavic folklore)
- Bannik
- Bauk (Bauk (Serbian mythology))
- Božalość
- Bukavac
- Chort
- Cikavac