A pupil of the Children's and Youth Sports School of the city of Khoiniki and the Minsk Regional Department of Education and Science, where his first coaches were Alexander Vergeichik and Yuri Pyshnik.
From 1995 to 1997 he played in RUOR, after which he moved to BATE, where he played from 1998 to 2002, during this time, together with the team, twice champion of Belarus (1999, 2002), twice silver (1998, 2000) and one times a bronze (2001) medalist. He ended his playing career due to a serious injury received during training - a rupture of the cruciate ligament of the left knee joint.
Coaching
Finished his playing career at the age of 25. After that, he entered the BSUFK, which he graduated in 2004, having received the specialty "football coach".
From 2004 to 2006 he worked at BATE as a coach of the club's backup team. In 2007 he became the head coach of the main team of BATE, and on November 13, 2007 he became the head coach. Has a UEFA category "B" license (received in December 2005), category "A", and since December 24, 2010 category Pro.
In 2008, he led BATE to the group round of the Champions League and became the youngest head coach in the history of this tournament. The success in the international arena (the Belarusian club entered the main round of the most prestigious European tournament for the first time) was reinforced by the victory in the Belarusian championship. At the end of the year, he became the winner of the Triumph national competition in the Coach of the Year nomination. Also took 17th place in the rating of the best club coaches of 2008 according to International Federation football history and statistics.
In 2009, Goncharenko was unable to lead BATE to the group round of the Champions League, losing in the 3rd qualifying round to the Latvian Ventspils (0-1.2-1). In the Europa League playoffs, BATE defeated Bulgarian Litex (0-1.4-0) and advanced to the Europa League group round, where the team took only 3rd place.
On December 15, 2009, information appeared that Goncharenko could head Russian club“Kuban”, but on the same day a refutation was received from BATE.
Best of the day
In 2010, BATE under the leadership of Viktor Goncharenko also did not get into group stage Champions League. The Danish Copenhagen (0-0.2-3) stood in the way of Borisov in the 3rd qualifying round. In the Europa League, BATE's rivals are Ukrainian Dynamo, Dutch AZ Alkmaar and Moldovan Sheriff.
On October 29, 2010, the management of the Moscow club Lokomotiv announced Goncharenko as a candidate for the post of head coach of the team.
However, Goncharenko remained in BATE and, together with the club, managed to overcome the group stage of the Europa League, taking 2nd place in the group, for the first time in history, leading the Belarusian team to the 1/16 of this tournament. In 1/16 of the Europa League, BATE lost to the French PSG (2-2.0-0).
In 2011, Goncharenko led BATE to the group round of the Champions League for the second time. His team was accompanied by Barcelona, Milan and Czech Victoria.
On May 23, 2012, there were rumors that Goncharenko had become a contender for the head coach of CSKA Moscow.
In 2012, Goncharenko led BATE to the group round of the Champions League for the third time. In group F, along with his team, were Bayern, Valencia and the French Lille.
Achievements
Team
Champion of Belarus: (2) 1999, 2002
Vice-champion of Belarus: (2): 1998, 2000
Bronze medalist of the championship of Belarus: (1): 2001
Coaching
Champion of Belarus: (4): 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Winner of the Cup of Belarus: (1): 2010
Winner of the Super Cup of Belarus: (2): 2010, 2011
Personal
Best coach Belarus: (3): 2008, 2009, 2010
/ Vladimir Sharpilo
CSKA Moscow on Twitter announced that a Belarusian specialist has been appointed to the post of head coach Victor Goncharenko... Goncharenko was a member of coaching staff Slutsky in the 2015/16 championship season, and in the first half of this year he headed Ufa.
Dossier
Goncharenko Viktor Mikhailovich - Belarusian footballer, coach.
A pupil of the Children's and Youth Sports School of the city of Khoiniki and the Minsk football club RUOR (Republican School of the Olympic Reserve).
From 1995 to 1997 he performed at the RUOR, after which he moved to the Belarusian football club BATE (Borisova), where he played from 1998 to 2002, during this time, together with the team, twice champion of Belarus (1999, 2002), twice silver (1998, 2000) and once bronze (2001) medalist.
He finished his playing career at the age of 25 due to a serious injury received during training - a rupture of the cruciate ligament of the left knee joint.
Graduated from the Belarusian State University in 2004 physical culture majoring in football coach.
As a head coach he worked with teams: BATE (Borisov, Belarus), Kuban (Krasnodar) and Ural (Yekaterinburg).
BATE
From 2004 to 2006 he worked at BATE as a coach of the club's backup team. In 2007 he became the head coach of the main team of BATE, and on November 13, 2007 he became the head coach.
In 2008, BATE entered the group round of the Champions League - for Belarusian football this is a rather rare and important achievement. Goncharenko became the youngest head coach in the history of this tournament. At the end of the year, he became the winner of the Triumph national competition in the Coach of the Year nomination. He also took 17th place in the rating of the best club coaches of 2008 according to the International Federation of Football History and Statistics.
In 2011, Goncharenko led BATE to the group round of the Champions League for the second time. His team was accompanied by Barcelona, Milan and Victoria (Pilsen, Czech Republic). In this group, BATE did not manage to win a single victory.
In 2012, under the leadership of Goncharenko, BATE reached the Champions League group round for the third time, where he met with Bayern Munich, Valencia and the French Lille. This rally was the most successful: on September 19, 2012, BATE won the Champions League group stage for the first time, beating Lille (3: 1) away, and on October 2 in Minsk sensationally defeated Bayern (3: 1). As a result, BATE took 3rd place in the group and reached the 1/16 finals of the Europa League, where they lost to Turkish Fenerbahce (0: 0, 0: 1).
"Kuban"
On October 12, 2013, Viktor Goncharenko, who was one of the candidates for the post of head coach of Kuban, left the post of head coach of BATE. On the same day, he signed a contract with Kuban for 4.5 years with a salary of about a million euros per year. On October 20, Goncharenko made his debut as a coach of Kuban
On November 13, 2014, the leadership of Kuban decided to dismiss Goncharenko "due to the lack of toughness in dealing with the players." At the same time, the team, having far from the strongest composition and modest (relative to other clubs) financial resources, was included in the group of championship leaders.
On June 14, 2015 Viktor Goncharenko was appointed to the post of the new head coach of FC Ural (Yekaterinburg). The 38-year-old has signed a three-year contract. In 6 matches under the leadership of Goncharenko in the 2015/16 Russian Championship, Ural scored 1 victory, drew 2 times and suffered 3 defeats, occupying 10th place. On September 1, FC Ural issued a statement on the termination of cooperation by mutual agreement due to differences in views on the further development of the club. And it happened on the eve of the match with Grozny "Terek" under incomprehensible circumstances. A number of media outlets have suggested that the match between the clubs could be of a contractual nature. According to these assumptions, Goncharenko found out about this and resigned from his post, not wanting to participate in such a game. However, club officials denied the "strange match" accusations, and the "contractual" nature of the game was not proven.
CSKA
On September 13, 2015, Goncharenko entered the CSKA coaching staff, headed by Leonid Slutsky, where he took over as senior coach.
FC "Ufa"
On June 6, 2016, he was appointed head coach of the Ufa club. The employment agreement is for two years with the option of extending the contract for one more season.
Achievements
- Champion of Belarus: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
- Winner of the Cup of Belarus: 2010
- Winner of the Super Cup of Belarus: 2010, 2011, 2013
- Champion of Russia: 2016.
- The best coach of Belarus: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014.
Name: Goncharenko Viktor Mikhailovich
Date of Birth: June 10, 1977
Place of birth: Khoiniki, Gomel region, Byelorussian SSR, USSR
Viktor Goncharenko - the history of the Belarusian coach
Goncharenko began to study the basics of football back in Khoiniki at the local youth sports school, and later at the Minsk Regional Campaign. Professional career played as a player in such clubs as "MPTsK-2", "MPTsK-96", "RUOR" and "BATE". On October 3, 2002, during training, Viktor is injured, which subsequently puts an end to the playing career of the future coach. At that time, the player was 25 years old.
In 2004 he graduated from BSUFK and received the specialty of a football coach. Until 2006, he has been coaching the reserve team of Borisov BATE. In 2007 he became the head coach of the main team of BATE, and on November 13, 2007 he became the head coach.
In 2008, he takes BATE to the main round of the Champions League and becomes the youngest coach in the history of the European Cup. At the end of the season, he wins the Triumph competition in the Coach of the Year nomination. In the rating of the best club mentors in 2008, he occupies the 17th position. Until 2010, the specialist with BATE could no longer overcome the Champions League qualification. In the 2010 season, he takes BATE out of the Europa League group, but loses on aggregate to the French PSG. In 2011, for the second time, they managed to bring the Belarusian club to the main stage of the Champions League, and in 2012 the specialist repeated this achievement.
On October 12, 2013, Viktor Mikhailovich signs a contract with Krasnodar Kuban for a period of 4.5 years. The new chapter in Victor's career began to take shape pretty well. The team under Goncharenko won 9 victories in a row. But already on November 13, 2014, the management of the Krasnodar club dismisses him, explaining his decision by the fact that when he communicated with the players, he did not have any rigidity.
On June 14, 2015, Mikhailovich signs a contract with the Russian Ural, but after working in this position for several months, he leaves the club.
On September 13, 2015, he served as a head coach in the coaching staff of Leonid Slutsky at CSKA Moscow. Together with the team, he won the championship of the 2015/16 season.
Later he leaves the club, expressing a desire to work independently and take the position of chief coach. After that he became the head of the football club "Ufa", but after working in it for a little less than 3 months he left the team.
* The number of games and goals for a professional club is calculated for the different leagues of the national championships only.
** Number of games and goals for the national team in official matches.
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Victor Mikhailovich Goncharenko(belor. Viktar Mykhaylavich Gancharenka; September 10, 1977, Khoiniki, Gomel region, Byelorussian SSR, USSR) - Belarusian footballer, coach.
Player career
In 2008, BATE reached the group round of the Champions League, and Goncharenko became the youngest head coach in the history of this tournament. [[K: Wikipedia: Articles without sources (country: Lua error: callParserFunction: function "#property" was not found. )]] [[K: Wikipedia: Articles without sources (country: Lua error: callParserFunction: function "#property" was not found. )]] [ ] Success in the international arena - the club first entered the main round of the tournament, in which it drew with Juventus - 2: 2, 0: 0 and Zenit in St. Petersburg - 1: 1 - was reinforced by a victory in the Belarusian championship. At the end of the year, he became the winner of the Triumph national competition in the Coach of the Year nomination. Also ranked 17th in the ranking of the best club coaches of 2008 according to the International Federation of Football History and Statistics. [[K: Wikipedia: Articles without sources (country: Lua error: callParserFunction: function "#property" was not found. )]] [[K: Wikipedia: Articles without sources (country: Lua error: callParserFunction: function "#property" was not found. )]] [[K: Wikipedia: Articles without sources (country: Lua error: callParserFunction: function "#property" was not found. )]] [ ]
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As head coach of BATE
In 2009, Goncharenko was unable to lead BATE to the group round of the Champions League, losing in the 3rd qualifying round to the Latvian Ventspils (0: 1, 2: 1). In the playoffs of the Europa League, BATE defeated the Bulgarian "Litex" (0: 1, 4: 0) and advanced to the group round, where the team took 3rd place.
On December 15, 2009, information appeared that Goncharenko could head the Russian club Kuban, but on the same day a refutation was received from BATE.
In 2010, BATE under the leadership of Goncharenko also did not make it to the group stage of the Champions League. The Danish Copenhagen (0: 0, 2: 3) stood in the way of Borisov in the 3rd qualifying round. In the Europa League, BATE's rivals are Ukrainian Dynamo, Dutch AZ and Moldovan Sheriff.
On October 29, 2010, the management of the Moscow club Lokomotiv announced Goncharenko as a candidate for the post of head coach of the team.
However, Goncharenko remained in BATE and, together with the club, managed to overcome the group stage of the Europa League, taking 2nd place in the group and for the first time in history leading the Belarusian team to the 1/16 of this tournament, where BATE lost to the French Paris Saint-Germain (2 : 2, 0: 0).
In 2011, Goncharenko led BATE to the group round of the Champions League for the second time. His team was accompanied by Barcelona, Milan and Czech Victoria. In this group, BATE did not manage to win a single victory.
On May 23, 2012, there were rumors that Goncharenko had become a contender for the post of head coach of CSKA Moscow.
On June 4, 2012 it became known that the Belarusian coach refused to lead the Lviv Karpaty.
In 2012, under the leadership of Goncharenko, BATE reached the Champions League group round for the third time, where he met with Bayern Munich, Valencia and the French Lille. This rally was the most successful: on September 19, 2012, BATE won the Champions League group stage for the first time, beating Lille (3: 1) away, and on October 2 in Minsk sensationally defeated Bayern (3: 1). As a result, BATE took 3rd place in the group and reached the 1/16 finals of the Europa League, where they lost to Turkish Fenerbahce (0: 0, 0: 1).
"Kuban"
On October 12, 2013, Viktor Goncharenko, who was one of the candidates for the post of head coach of Kuban, left the post of head coach of BATE. On the same day, he signed a contract with Kuban for 4.5 years with a salary of about a million euros per year. On October 20, Goncharenko made his debut as a coach of Kuban, losing 1: 3 to Dynamo Moscow.
The start of the new season for Kuban turned out to be very successful - the team gave a nine-match streak without defeat, losing only in the match of the 10th round the current champion CSKA. On November 13, 2014, the leadership of Kuban decided to dismiss Goncharenko “due to the lack of toughness in dealing with the players”. At that time, Kuban, after 13 rounds, took 5th place in the Russian championship with 24 points, lagging behind the second place by only 1 point. The new coach of Kuban was Leonid Kuchuk, with whom the team won one victory in 15 matches of the Russian championship, but reached the final of the Russian Cup, where in additional time lost to Lokomotiv.
Ural
On June 14, 2015, Viktor Goncharenko was appointed to the post of the new head coach of Ural. The 38-year-old has signed a three-year contract. On August 25, 2015, there were reports that Goncharenko left Ural of his own free will. The information appeared before the home match of the 7th round of the Russian championship against Terek. In 6 matches under the leadership of Goncharenko in the 2015/16 Russian Championship, Ural won 1 victory, drew 2 times and suffered 3 defeats, occupying 10th place. The next day, the club denied Goncharenko's resignation. On September 1, FC Ural made a statement on the termination of cooperation by mutual agreement due to differences in views on the further development of the club.
CSKA
On September 13, 2015, Goncharenko entered the CSKA coaching staff, headed by Leonid Slutsky, where he took over as senior coach. Prior to that, he was offered the post of vice president of BATE. On May 21, 2016, he became the champion of Russia, after the victory of PFC CSKA over FC Rubin with a score of 1: 0.
FC "Ufa"
On June 6, 2016, he was appointed head coach of the Ufa club. The employment agreement is for two years with the option of extending the contract for one more season.
October 14, 2016 became the first head coach in history Russian Premier League who gave television comments on the events on the field directly during the match with the participation of his team - in the frame live broadcast broadcast of the match CSKA - Ufa.
Achievements
Team
Belarus BATE- Champion of Belarus (2): ,
- Two-time silver (,) and bronze () medalist of the championships of Belarus
Coaching
Belarus BATE- Champion of Belarus (6): , , , , ,
- Winner of the Cup of Belarus (1):
- Winner of the Super Cup of Belarus (3): , ,
Personal
- The best coach of Belarus (5): 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014
Statistics as head coach
| Club | Country | Beginning of work | End of work | results | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AND | IN | H | NS | IN % | ||||||
| BATE | Belarus 22x20px Belarus | November 13, 2007 | 12 October 2013 | 275 | 160 | 65 | 50 | 58,18 | ||
| "Kuban" | Russia 22x20px Russia | 13 october 2013 | November 13, 2014 | 38 | 16 | 12 | 10 | 42,10 | ||
| Ural | Russia 22x20px Russia | June 14, 2015 | September 1, 2015 | 7 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 14,29 | ||
| "Ufa" | Russia 22x20px Russia | June 6, 2016 | n.v. | 13 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 30,76 | ||
| Total | 333 | 182 | 84 | 67 | 54,65 | |||||
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Suddenly, Anna came close to Karaffe and said in a clear, clear voice:- You are not a judge and not a God! .. You are only a sinner! That is why the Ring of Sinners burns your dirty fingers! .. I think he is wearing you for a reason ... For you are the meanest of them! You won't scare me, Caraffa. And my mother will never obey you!
Anna straightened up and ... spat in the face of the Pope. Caraffa turned deathly pale. I have never seen anyone turn pale so quickly! His face literally in a split second turned ash-gray ... and death flashed in his burning dark eyes. Still standing in "tetanus" from Anna's unexpected behavior, I suddenly understood everything - she deliberately provoked Karaffa so as not to pull! .. So as soon as possible to solve something and not torment me. To go to death myself ... My soul was twisted with pain - Anna reminded me of a girl Damian ... She decided her fate ... and I could do nothing to help. I couldn't interfere.
- Well, Isidora, I think you will greatly regret it. You are a bad mother. And I was right about women - they are all the offspring of the devil! Including my unfortunate mother.
- Forgive me, your Holiness, but if your mother is a child of the Devil, then who are you then? .. After all, you are her flesh? - sincerely surprised at his delusional judgments, I asked.
- Oh, Isidora, I have already exterminated this in myself a long time ago! .. And only when I saw you, a feeling for a woman reawakened in me. But now I see that I was wrong! You are the same as everyone else! You are terrible! .. I hate you and those like you!
Caraffa looked crazy ... I was afraid that this could end up for us with something much worse than what was planned at the beginning. Suddenly, suddenly jumping up to me, Dad literally shouted: - "Yes", or - "no"?! .. I ask you in last time, Isidora! ..
What could I answer to this insane person? .. Everything had already been said, and I could only remain silent, ignoring his question.
- I give you one week, madonna. I hope that you will still come to your senses and regret Anna. And myself ... - and grabbing my daughter by the arm, Karaffa jumped out of the room.
I just now remembered that I needed to breathe ... Dad so stunned me with his behavior that I could not come to my senses and kept waiting for the door to open again. Anna mortally offended him, and I was sure that, moving away from a fit of anger, he would definitely remember it. My poor girl! .. Her fragile, pure life hung by a thread, which could easily have been cut off at the capricious will of Karaffa ...
For a while, I tried not to think about anything, giving my sore brain at least some respite. It seemed that not only Karaffa, but with him the whole world I knew went crazy ... including my brave daughter. Well, our lives lasted another week ... Could anything have been changed? In any case, at the moment there was not a single more or less normal thought in my tired, empty head. I stopped feeling anything, I stopped even being afraid. I think this is how people who were going to their death felt ...
Could I have changed something in just seven short days, if I had not been able to find the "key" to Karaffe for four long years? .. In my family, no one has ever believed in an accident ... Therefore, I hope that something unexpectedly brings salvation - it would be the desire of the child. I knew that there was nowhere to wait for help. Father obviously could not help if he offered Anna to take her essence, in case of failure ... Meteora also refused ... We were alone with her, and we had to help ourselves only. Therefore, I had to think, trying to the last not to lose hope that in this situation it was almost beyond my strength ...
The air began to thicken in the room - the North appeared. I just smiled at him, feeling neither excitement nor joy, because I knew that he had not come to help.
- Greetings, Sever! What brings you again? .. - I asked calmly.
He looked at me in surprise, as if not understanding my calmness. Probably, he did not know that there is a limit of human suffering, to which it is very difficult to reach ... But having reached, even the most terrible, he becomes indifferent, since he does not even have the strength to be afraid ...
- I am sorry that I cannot help you, Isidora. Is there something I can do for you?
- No, Sever. Can not. But I will be glad if you stay with me ... I am pleased to see you - I answered sadly and after a pause added: - We got one week ... Then Karaffa, most likely, will take our short lives. Tell me, are they really so little? .. Can we leave as easily as Magdalene left? Is there really no one who would cleanse our world from this inhuman, the North? ..
- I did not come to you to answer old questions, my friend ... But I must admit - you made me change my mind, Isidora ... You made me see again what I had been trying hard to forget for years. And I agree with you - we are wrong ... Our truth is too "narrow" and inhuman. It strangles our hearts ... And we, become too cold to correctly judge what is happening. Magdalene was right, saying that our Faith is dead ... As you are right, Isidora.
I stood staring at him, dumbfounded, unable to believe what I was hearing! .. Was it that proud and always right North that did not allow any, even the slightest criticism of his great Teachers and his beloved Meteora? !!
I did not take my eyes off him, trying to penetrate into his pure, but tightly closed from everyone, soul ... What changed his established opinion for centuries ?! What prompted you to look at the world in a more human way? ..
- I know, I surprised you, - Sever smiled sadly. - But even the fact that I have opened to you will not change what is happening. I do not know how to destroy Karaffa. But our White Magus knows this. Do you want to go to him again, Isidora?
- May I ask what changed you, Sever? I asked cautiously, ignoring his last question.
He thought for a moment, as if trying to answer as truthfully as possible ...
- It happened a long time ago ... Since the day Magdalene died. I have not forgiven myself and all of us for her death. But our laws apparently lived too deeply in us, and I could not find the strength to admit it. When you came - you vividly reminded me of everything that happened then ... You are just as strong and the same giving of yourself for those who need you. You stirred up the memory in me, which I tried to kill for centuries ... You revived the Golden Mary in me ... Thank you for this, Isidora.
Hiding very deeply, pain screamed in the eyes of Sever. There was so much of it that it flooded me with my head! .. And I could not believe that I had finally opened his warm, pure soul. That he was finally alive again! ..
- Sever, what should I do? Aren't you afraid that the world is ruled by such inhumans as Karaffa? ..
- I have already suggested to you, Isidora, we will go to Meteora again to see the Lord ... Only he can help you. I, unfortunately, cannot ...
For the first time I felt his disappointment so clearly ... Disappointment with my helplessness ... Disappointment with the way he lived ... Disappointment with his outdated TRUTH ...
Apparently, a person's heart is not always able to fight with what it is accustomed to, what it believed in all its conscious life ... So the North - he could not so simply and completely change, even knowing that he was wrong. He lived for centuries, believing that he was helping people ... believing that he was doing exactly what, one day would have to save our imperfect Earth, would have to help her finally be born ... He believed in goodness and in the future, despite losses and pain that could have been avoided if I had opened my heart earlier ...
But we are all, apparently, imperfect - even the North. And no matter how painful the disappointment is, you have to live with it, correcting some old mistakes, and making new ones, without which our Earthly life would be fake ...
- Do you have a little time for me, Sever? I would like to know what you did not have time to tell me in our last meeting. Did I tire you with my questions? If yes, tell me and I'll try not to bother you. But if you agree to talk to me, you will make me a wonderful gift, because what you know, no one will tell me, while I am still here on Earth ...
- And what about Anna? .. Don't you prefer to spend time with her?
- I called her ... But my girl is probably asleep, because she does not answer ... She is tired, I think. I don't want to disturb her peace. Therefore, talk to me, Sever.
He looked into my eyes with sad understanding and quietly asked:
- What do you want to know, my friend? Ask - I will try to answer you everything that worries you.
- Svetodar, Sever ... What happened to him? How did the son of Radomir and Magdalene live his life on Earth? ..
Sever thought ... Finally, taking a deep breath, as if throwing off the glamor of the past, he began his next exciting story ...
- After the crucifixion and death of Radomir, Svetodar was taken to Spain by the Knights of the Temple to save him from the bloody paws of the "most holy" church, which, no matter what it cost, tried to find and destroy him, since the boy was the most dangerous living witness, and , a direct successor of Radomyr's Tree of Life, which should someday change our world.
Svetodar lived and learned his surroundings in the family of a Spanish nobleman, who was a faithful follower of the teachings of Radomir and Magdalene. To their great sadness, they did not have their own children, so the “new family” received the boy very cordially, trying to create for him the most comfortable and warm home environment. They called him there Amori (which meant - dear, beloved), since it was dangerous to call Svyatodar by his real name. It sounded too unusual for someone else's hearing, and it was more than unreasonable to risk Svetodar's life because of this. So Svetodar for everyone else became the boy Amori, and his real name was only called by his friends and his family. And then, only when there were no strangers around ...
Remembering very well the death of his beloved father, and still suffering cruelly, Svetodar vowed in his childhood heart to "remake" this cruel and ungrateful world. He vowed to devote his future life to others in order to show how passionately and selflessly he loved Life, and how fiercely he fought for Good and Light and his deceased father ...
Together with Svetodar, his own uncle, Radan, remained in Spain, who did not leave the boy either night or day, and endlessly worried about his fragile, still unformed life.
Radan doted on his wonderful nephew! And he endlessly scared that one day someone would definitely track them down, and cut off the valuable life of little Svetodar, whom, even then, from the very first years of his existence, the harsh fate intended to carry the torch of Light and Knowledge to our merciless, but so dear and familiar, Earthly world.
Eight intense years have passed. Svetodar turned into a wonderful young man, now much more like his courageous father - Jesus-Radomir. He matured and matured, and in his clear blue eyes, the familiar steel shade, which had once flashed so brightly in the eyes of his father, began to appear more and more often.
Svetodar lived and studied very diligently, hoping with all his heart to someday become like Radomir. He was taught Wisdom and Knowledge by the Magus Ist, who came there. Yes, yes, Isidora! - Noticing my surprise, Seever smiled. - the same Istin that you met in Meteor. Istin, together with Radan, tried in every possible way to develop the living thinking of Svetodar, trying to open up the mysterious World of Knowledge for him as wide as possible so that (in case of trouble) the boy would not remain helpless and could stand up for himself, meeting face to face with the enemy or losses.
Having once said goodbye to his wonderful little sister and Magdalene, Svetodar never saw them alive again ... And although almost every month someone brought him fresh news from them, his lonely heart deeply yearned for his mother and sister - his the only one real family not counting Uncle Radan. But, despite his early age, Svetodar even then learned not to show his feelings, which he considered the unforgivable weakness of a real man. He aspired to grow up as a Warrior, like his father, and did not want to show others his vulnerability. This is what Uncle Radan taught him ... and so his mother asked in her messages ... the distant and beloved Golden Mary.
After the senseless and terrible death of the Magdalene, all inner world Svetodara turned into a continuous pain ... His wounded soul did not want to accept such an unjust loss. And although Uncle Radan had been preparing him for such an opportunity for a long time - the misfortune that had come fell on the young man like a hurricane of intolerable torment, from which there was no salvation ... His soul suffered, writhing in powerless anger, because nothing could be changed ... nothing could be returned back. His wonderful, tender mother went into a distant and unfamiliar world, taking his sweet little sister with her ...