Jakub Kral ( v. -Lud . Jakub Kral ; July 23, 1828 , Hroszitsy , Germany - April 22, 1911 , Radvor , Germany) - Lugitsky teacher, local historian and writer.
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| Date of Birth | July 23, 1828 |
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| Date of death | April 22, 1911 (82 years) |
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Biography
Born on July 23, 1828 in the village of Khrostsitsy, in the family of the peasant Miklaush Krall. In 1840 he entered the school in Budishin , from which he graduated in 1843. C 1845 studied at the pedagogical school. As a student, together with Jakub Buk, he founded the Włada Serbian Association. In 1848, he joined the Serbian cultural and educational organization " Matitsa Serbska ". In May 1849 he graduated from college and began to teach in the village Hrostsitsy. In October 1849, he moved to Kukov , where he began working as an assistant teacher in one of the local schools. In September 1851 he moved to Radvor. In 1862, he married Maria Bershets-Chornak. In their marriage, they had five children, among whom were the future priest Yuri Kral and the teacher Franz Kral . In 1874 he received the status of a teacher. In 1894 he retired.
He wrote numerous articles on local history studies that were published in the Serbian newspaper of the periodical press. In 1911 he published the autobiography Z mojeho žiwjenja in the журнаužica literary magazine .
Literature
- Michał Nawka: Nekrolog LXV. W: Časopis Maćicy Serbskeje. Zwjazk 65 (1912), čo. 1, str. 73-75.
- Handrij Dučman: Pismowstwo katholskich Serbow. Smoler a Pjech, Budyšin 1869, str. 64sl.
- Jurij Młynk: Kral, Jakub. W: Jan Šołta, Pětr Kunze, Franc Šěn (wud.): Nowy biografiski słownik k stawiznam a kulturje Serbow. Ludowe nakładnistwo Domowina, Budyšin 1984, str. 283.