bulgarian pronounced croatian july bulgarian roman catholic archbishop diplomat scholar baron austria architects anti ottoman uprising native bulgaria educated people 17th century leaders bulgarian roman catholics numerous diplomatic visits royal courts europe attempt garner support anti ottoman uprising bulgaria live witness efforts defending christianity earned noble title austrian emperors took important positions roman catholic ecclesiastical hierarchy education early diplomacy born circa influential family having croatian roots ancestral house notable distinguished croatian noble family 18th 19th century catholic populated town northwestern bulgarian lands rule ottoman_empire 17th century rich merchant town cultural like time sent educated italy having studied rome returned bulgaria doctor theology canon law educated age return engaged diplomacy ultimate goal ensuring ottoman rule receiving papal support visited royal courts europe advocated formation anti ottoman alliance drive balkans received courts polish lithuanian commonwealth pope innocent requested backing anti ottoman campaign lead liberation balkans great bulgarian empire visits poland met late received new king speech senate venice referred ottoman told bulgarian people long struggle ottomans meeting innocent pope bulgaria collect army anti ottoman campaign remained rome spring archbishop major diplomat baron appointed head named ancient roman city near modern northeastern bulgaria diocese headed sees succeeded bulgarian custody governing body catholicism bulgaria held position bulgarian court step archbishop pressure rome condemned clerical inactivity vicar despite continuing suspicion entered major european politics central figure significant anti ottoman plot arranged meeting members plot included rulers high ranking including serbian patriarch meeting sent revolutionary messages serbia albania greece hoping rebellion plans backed rulers romanian lands border bulgaria north lack clear support key accomplice austria meant eventual uprising delayed received visited special mission year granted noble title baron owing merits defending christianity austrian noble styled spite efforts conditions favourable bulgarian anti ottoman uprising death diplomatic mission pope died illness rome summer buried city letters reports preserved important source information activities honours institutions bulgaria named including streets capital catholic football club known founded later merged today catholic populated town known addition schools named community centre bulgarian village antarctica bears thanks efforts place names commission bulgaria
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