Edo
Edo, Japonca dışındaki kaynaklarında Yedo, Yeddo, Yendo, Jedo olarak da geçmiştir. Japonya'nın bugünkü başkenti Tokyo'nun eski adıdır. 1603 yılında Edo Bakufu olarak adlandırılan askerî rejimi ilân edilene kadar imparatorun karargâhı ve politik başkenti Kyoto şehriydi.
People born in Edo (First 49 people) - Page 53
Borislav Tomoski
Macedonian footballer
Ljiljana Dragović
Costume designer
mike zafirovski
Macedonian-American executive
Nataša Meškovska
Macedonian swimmer
Miroslav Grčev
Macedonian architect
Ivica Dimčevski
Macedonian basketball player
Biljana Mladić
Kemál Ekrem
Electrician
Nihal Olçok
Internet personality ‧ Erol Olçok's ex-wife
Igor Markowski
Actor
B. Cvetkoski
Macedonian author
B. Cvetkoski
Author
Ferdinand Seibt
German historian
Erol Bekir
Swedish football player
Ana Cano
Rock Pidjot
Politician
Jean-Pierre Aïfa
Politician
Young MC
American rapper
Spasa Garda
Commander
Georgi Kulishev
Politician
Theodosius of Sinai
Priest
Hristofor Žefarović
Painter
Gjorgi Abadžiev
Prosaist
Žarko Odžakov
Footballer
Dimitar Gyuzelov
Petko Ilić
Military personnel
Stobaeus
Author
Vasil Tocinovski
Macedonian writer
Ljubomir Ćipranić
Serbian actor
Lazarova Vanja
Musical artist
Ibrahim Temo
Albanian-Ottoman politician
Venera Lumani
Albanian singer
Konstantin Miladinov
Macedonian poet
Daniel Kajmakoski
Singer
Veselin Vuković
Serbian handball coach
Igor Mitreski
Macedonian former football player
Egzon Belica
Macedonian football player
Aco Jonovski
Macedonian handball player
Nikola Markoski
Macedonian handball player
Naumče Mojsovski
Macedonian handball player
Nijaz Lena
Macedonian football player
Velko Markoski
Macedonian handball player
Zlatko Mojsoski
Macedonian handball player
Mario Tankoski
Handball player
Dimitar Nestorov
Politician
Goce Ojleski
Macedonian handball player
Marko Neloski
Macedonian handball player