The Lajkonik is one of the unofficial symbols of the city of Kraków, Poland. It is represented as a bearded man resembling a Tatar in a characteristic...

legendary giant boar). The city of Kraków has a hobby-horse called the Lajkonik which traditionally appears on the first Thursday after the religious feast...

2017. "Erster Stadler "Lajkonik" nach Krakau geliefert – Ausschreibung für 60 weitere Straßenbahnen" [First Stadler “Lajkonik” tram delivered to Krakow...

arrows. Another possible reason is Ludwik Anczyc's 1861 version of the Lajkonik legend, which describes the sentry and the invading Tatars without mentioning...

objects popularly associated with the city, such as: the Wawel Dragon; the Lajkonik; certain landmark buildings, especially the Wawel, St Mary's Church, the...

public events and festivities, such as the annual Kraków szopka Festival, Lajkonik celebrations, Festival of Military Bands, Juwenalia Student Festival, Gala...

settlements. The 1287–1288 campaign is commonly held to be the origin of Lajkonik, a folk figure and unofficial symbol of the city of Kraków. The (possibly...

from Podhale and dances from Lublin. Among Lesser Poland's customs are Lajkonik, and Kraków szopka. Several renowned sportspeople and entertainers come...

ZPiT) include: Mazowsze (folk group) Śląsk Song and Dance Ensemble Harnam Lajkonik Polish Folk Ensemble Wici Song and Dance Theater Polonia Polish Folk Song...

semi-legendary 9th-century ruler of the western Polans; last of the Popielids Lajkonik, a Kraków half-man-half-horse figure representing a Mongol invader, with...