Ireland
In the UKRAINE, Father Frost visits all the children in a sleigh pulled by only three reindeer. He brings along a little girl named Snowflake Girl. She wears a silver blue costume trimmed with white fur and a crown shaped like a snowflake.
Although the American Santa Claus (a St. Nicolas stand in) travels on a sleigh pulled by reindeer the European versions (Father Christmas, Father Frost, Sinterklaas, etc.) use horses that are ridden by the man himself or lead by helpers such as Black Peter. Some versions even abandon the horse so the Saint goes on foot to distribute his presents.
The first written story about the legend of Santa Claus and his eight reindeer was "A Visit from St. Nicholas," penned by Clement C. Moore in 1823. The legend is taken from Russian stories of Father Frost arriving in villages in a sled drawn by reindeer. The legend also existed in Holland, where children believed St. Nicholas would ride through the air, checking on children who misbehaved. The ninth reindeer, Rudolph, did not come along until 1939, in a story by Robert L. May.
I do not believe so. Jack frost is believed to be a man while Rudolph is a reindeer.
who travels with father frost in ukai
His father was William Frost His mother was Isabelle Moody
Father Frost, or Ded Moroz, supposedly lives in either Veliky Ustyug or Belavezhskaya but if you are talking about Santa, he lives in the north pole.
In the West, Father Frost is commonly known as Ded Moroz, which translates to "Grandfather Frost" in Russian. He is a figure in Slavic folklore and is often associated with the winter holiday season.
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