Весна) was a mythological female character associated with youth and springtime in later [1] slavic mythology, particularly in the south slavs. Her existence is intertwined with her diametrically opposite morana, the goddess of winter and death. Vesna, goddess of spring and fertility was a mythological female character in early slavic mythology (on the territory of today’s croatia, serbia, north macedonia and slovenia).
In slavic mythology which spans across eastern europe and parts of central europe, vesna emerges as a prominent figure associated with the spring season, symbolizing the cyclical nature of life and the perennial renewal inherent in the changing seasons. Vesna, slavic parallel to greek goddess persephone, is the goddess of spring, youth, and life Vesna is either the personification of spring or goddess of spring (many scholars believe that she is not goddess at all)
