Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index In Polish mythology, Bialobóg (byah-WOH-book) is the benevolent god of the waxing year. The name derives from "bialy", meaning white. Bialobóg was said to appear in the form of a long-bearded old man, carrying a staff and dressed in white. He was said to assist travellers. Bialobóg was said to fight his evil brother Czarnobóg twice a year for control of that year, with Bialobóg gaining control of the waxing half of the year and Czarnobóg control of the waning half. This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.