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The smallest of the South Slavic ethnic groups in America are the Bulgarians. One branch of them are the Macedonians. Even though they were the last to join the migration from the Balkans to the North American continent, one of them was among the sailors of Columbus when he discovered America in 1492. His name was Dragan. He was a native of the town of Ohrid, an important center of Bulgarian culture and religion which is now located in the Macedonian Republic, Yugoslavia. Dragan belonged to the Bogomil sect which was regarded as heretical by both Catholic and Orthodox churches. He made his way to Spain, but was discovered as a religious dissenter and was condemned by the authorities to die on the stake in Salamanca. He was saved from certain death by Columbus who was gathering his motley crew before sailing to America. Dragan, who was a experienced gunner, thus became a valuable member of Columbus crew. Following the discovery — before Columbus returned to Spain — Dragan was left with forty-two other saliors at the newly built fortress La Navidad. Subsequently he survived the Indian massacre. "Drahan da Lihnida" is mentioned in contemporary eyewitness accounts in the Spanish court. Lihnida is the old name for Ohrid.

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Тhe smallest of the South Slavic ethnic groups in America are the Bulgarians. One branch of them are the Macedonians. Even though they were the last to join the migration from the Balkans to the North American continent, one of them was among the sailors of Columbus when he discovered America in 1492. His name was Dragan. He was a native of the town of Ohrid, an important center of Bulgarian culture and religion which is now located in the Macedonian Republic, Yugoslavia. Dragan belonged to the Bogomil sect which was regarded as heretical by both Catholic and Orthodox churches. He made his way to Spain, but was discovered as a religious dissenter and was condemned by the authorities to die on the stake in Salamanca. He was saved from certain death by Columbus who was gathering his motley crew before sailing to America. Dragan, who was a experienced gunner, thus became a valuable member of Columbus crew. Following the discovery — before Columbus returned to Spain — Dragan was left with forty-two other saliors at the newly built fortress La Navidad. Subsequently he survived the Indian massacre. "Drahan da Lihnida" is mentioned in contemporary eyewitness accounts in the Spanish court. Lihnida is the old name for Ohrid.