For 10 points, name this Slavic god of thunder and lightning.
A magnificent statue of this non-Norse deity which had a gold and silver mustache was torn down less than ten years after its construction. The day of Thursday and the metal tin were both sacred to this deity, as was the oak tree, to which this deity's name is etymologically connected. This deity is symbolized by a hexagon with six interconnecting spokes, resembling a wheel or the ball-like shape of his main weapon, which he also wielded in the form of golden apples or as an (*) axe. Similar to Thor, this god rode across the sky in a chariot pulled by a goat or bull. Every year, this god fights a battle over the theft of his cattle by Veles. Following the Christianization his worshippers, statues of this deity were dragged through the streets, beaten with sticks, and thrown in the Dnieper River. For 10 points, name this Slavic god of thunder and lightning.
A magnificent statue of this non-Norse deity which had a gold and silver mustache was torn down less than ten years after its construction.
Perun [accept Perkunas until "apples"] 