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 55
Mitko Madžunkov
Macedonian author
Gjorgi Stoilov
Macedonian footballer
Vasil Garvanliev
Macedonian singer
Zoran Džorlev
Macedonian Violinist
Dušan Perković
Actor
Nikola Gjorgiev
Macedonian volleyball player
Gjorgi Gjorgiev
Macedonian volleyball player
Blagoj Gucev
Football player
Dančo Masev
Macedonian footballer
Mladen Srbinović
Painter
Kiril Lazarov
Macedonian handball player
Mirsad Jonuz
Macedonian football coach
Lazar Koliševski
Former President of the Presidency of Yugoslavia
Filip Lazarov
Macedonian handball player
Robert Petrov
Macedonian footballer
Prohor of Pčinja
Andreja Efremov
Macedonian footballer
Yeiwéné Yeiwéné
Hwang Sun-won
Short story writer
Ja Song-nam
North Korean diplomat
Kim Hyong-jik
Kim Il-sung's father
Joo Yoseop
Writer
Kim Hyong-gwon
Revolutionary
Theodahad
Dmetri Kakmi
Australian essayist
Bashkim Kadrii
Danish footballer
Luan Bexheti
Actor
Kristijan Toshevski
Macedonian footballer
Mujdin Aliu
Albanian soldier
Blerim Džemaili
Swiss football player
Milko Djurovski
Macedonian footballer
Shpat Kasapi
Albanian singer
Teuta Arifi
Former Mayor of Municipality of Tetovo
Fatmir Besimi
Minister of Finance of North Macedonia
Todor Skalovski
Macedonian composer
Dzemaludin Alic
Bosnian writer
Ferhan Hasani
Macedonian football player
Egzon Bejtulai
Macedonian footballer
Hayrullah Fişek
Ottoman-Turkish politician
Refet Abazi
Actor
Arbin Zejnullai
Albanian footballer
Antonio Milošoski
Macedonian Politician
Menduh Thaçi
Party leader of the Democratic Party of Albanians
Mehmet Akif Pasha
Ottoman statesman
Bajram Fetai
Macedonian footballer
Lina Gjorcheska
Macedonian tennis player
Izair Emini
Football player
