Sacred stone, spring or grove
Saadjärve Kalevipoja lingukivi
German: Sadjerw
This granite boulder, about one and a half metres high, in Saadjärve village is known as Kalevipoeg's sling stone, the stone of the youngest son and the Saadjärv offering stone. Legend says the three sons of Kalev held a stone-throwing contest here, and this one slipped from Kalevipoeg's fingers because it was so heavy. Further along the lake lie the stones of the eldest brother, out in the water, and of the middle brother on the southern shore. One storyteller in 1939 explained that these stones settled which of Kalev's sons would become king of Estonia.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
See umbes poolteise meetri kõrgune graniitrahn Saadjärve külas on tuntud Kalevipoja lingukivi, Noorema Kalevipoja kivi ja Saadjärve ohvrikivina. Legendi järgi pidasid Kalevi kolm poega siin kiviviskamise võistlust ja see kivi pudenes Kalevipojal raskuse tõttu näppude vahelt. Edasi järve ääres asuvad vanema venna kivi järves ja keskmise venna kivi lõunakaldal. Üks jutustaja seletas 1939. aastal, et just need kivid otsustasid, kellest Kalevi poegadest sai Eesti kuningas.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saadj%C3%A4rve_Kalevipoja_lingukivi ↗