Hristo Gruev Danov ( August 27, 1828 , Klisura - December 11, 1911 , Plovdiv ) - Bulgarian enlightener , book publisher , founder of modern book publishing in Bulgaria .
| Hristo Danov | |
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| Date of Birth | August 27, 1828 |
| Place of Birth | Klisura , Ottoman Empire |
| Date of death | December 11, 1911 ( 83) |
| Place of death | Plovdiv , Kingdom of Bulgaria |
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| Occupation | book publishing |
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Biography
Hristo Danov was born in the city of Klisura, studied there at a church school , then continued his education at the Savva Radulov’s classroom school in Panagyurishte , after which he studied in Koprivshtitsa with Nayden Gerov and Joakim Gruev.
In 1849, Danov became an assistant teacher in Plovdiv, then founded a Sunday school in Strelcha . Since 1854 he taught at the famous school of Nayden Gerov, founded a classroom school in his native Klisur.
In 1857, together with a teacher, Yacho Truvchev founded a partnership, which later became a publishing house. In 1869-1876, Danova Publishing House published the journal “Letostruy or Home Calendar”. Since 1878 - the first all-Bulgarian magazine "Maritsa". The first wall-mounted geographical maps in the country were published at the publishing house [2] .
In 1882, Danov was elected as the people's representative in the regional assembly of the autonomous Eastern Rumelia .
From November 1896 to April 1899, Hristo Danov was a kmet (mayor) of Plovdiv [3] . As a kmeta, Danov refused wages. Under his management, the first master plan of Plovdiv (architect Joseph Schniter ) was developed.
Hristo Danov died on December 11, 1911, was buried in the Church of the Light Mother of God [4] .
Textbook of mathematics "Theoretical and practical numerator", 1868. | Printing house of Hristo Danov in Plovdiv, 1905. | Hristo Danov at the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of his publishing activities. Plovdiv, 1905. |
Works and Publications by Hristo Danov
- Brief is the numerator for small children. Dressed up by H. G. Danov. A book seller in Plovdiv published from the Commonwealth of Bulgaria. Peshcha, 1859. At the printing houses. Aloysia Buchyansky
- Extensively sacred is the description of the graveyard from Vekhtius and the New Testament ss 101 images. Dressed up by H. G. Danov. Published from the Commonwealth on Bulgarish book seller in Plovdiv. Peshcha, 1859. At the printing houses. Aloisia Buchansky, 1859
- The widespread Christian catechism for the Orthodox Sorborn is the eastern cherkil (from Filaret the Metropolitan of Moscow). Prevel XP. G. Danov. 1863. Published by a book-maker on Chr. G. Danova and the Commonwealth in Plovdiv. (Vienna, at the printing press. L. Somer)
- Theoretical and practical numerator. Chr. G. Danov. The second edition, has been completely revised and expanded. Bookstore on Chr. G. Danov and s-e in Plovdiv, Ruschuk and Veles, 1868. Vyv Vienna, at the printing house. L. Somerova
- Hours in use of the Holy Orthodoxy of the Church of the Eastern Confession. Bookstore on Chr. G. Danov in Plovdiv, Ruschuk, Veles. Vienna, 1875
Notes
- ↑ Secular schools began to be called classrooms, in which children of different classes studied separately, in contrast to the mutual schools that preceded them, where the older children taught the younger ones. See Education in Bulgaria .
- ↑ Encyclopedia of Bulgaria. - V. 5. - Sofia: Publishing house at the BAN, 2012. - S. 1679-1680. - ISBN 978-954-8104-27-2 , ISBN 978-954-398-140-3 .
- ↑ Raichevski, Georgi, Petkov, Petko Z. Plovdivskite kmetove. - Plovdiv: ed. "Agency Sedem D" OOD, 2005. - P. 36.
- ↑ Balgarsk of Vzrozhdensky intelligence (encyclopedia). - Sofia: DI "Dr. Peter Beron", 1988. - S. 179-181.