Marko Krajda
Marko Krajda was a notable figure in the late 17th century who represented the Macedonian people in their quest for autonomy from the Ottoman Empire. He served as a key envoy to the Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I, articulating the aspirations of the Macedonian nation to be recognized as a distinct ethnic and political entity. His efforts culminated in the issuance of a privilege granting protection to the Macedonians, thereby marking a significant moment in their struggle for freedom and identity.
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Marko Krajda represented the Macedonians in expressing their will to be freed from the Ottoman Empire.
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