About
Bulgarian-Macedonian author and philologist who played a key role in the linguistic codification of standard Macedonian. He published more than two dozen articles over the course of his career and also founded an influential magazine called Vardar.
Before Fame
He studied in Serbia and Russia. At Petrograd University and the University of Odessa, he studied philosophy and history.
Trivia
He published his important work, On the Macedonian Matters, in 1903. The book examines Macedonian cultural, historical, and linguistic identity.
Family Life
He was married to Ekaterina Mihajlovna-Misirkova, with whom he had two sons.
Associated With
He and author Grigor Parlichev are both known for their contributions to the modern Macedonian language.
