This myth system's cosmology includes a world tree on which the sun goddess hangs her belt at the end of each day. Goddesses in this myth system include a goddess of destiny named Laima, a mother goddess of dead souls named Velu Mate, and the aforementioned sun goddess Saule. Sky gods in this myth system include the supreme deity Dievs, and a god of oaks and thunder who fights the devil; that thunder god is the counterpart of the Slavic Perun, and is named Perkunas. For 10 points, name this myth
This myth system's cosmology includes a world tree on which the sun goddess hangs her belt at the end of each day. Goddesses in this myth system include a goddess of destiny named Laima, a mother goddess of dead souls named Velu Mate, and the aforementioned sun goddess Saule. Sky gods in this myth system include the supreme deity Dievs, and a god of oaks and thunder who fights the devil; that thunder god is the counterpart of the Slavic Perun, and is named Perkunas. For 10 points, name this myth system preserved in part in the dainas of Latvia and Lithuania.
This myth system's cosmology includes a world tree on which the sun goddess hangs her belt at the end of each day.
{Baltic} mythology [accept {Lithuanian} mythology or {Latvian} mythology before they’re mentioned]