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Zhedna
Zhedna ((ブルガリア語:Жедна)) is a small village in western Bulgaria. It is located in the Municipality Radomir, Pernik Province. It is about away from the capital Sofia. The population is 112 inhabitants (to 1 January 2007 - NSI). Demographic crisis and the negative natural increase determined relatively rapid pace of population decline. According to the census in 1880, the population of the village is 635 people. In 1910, this number is 899 people and 10 years later 884 people. Starting a lasting trend of population decline and in 1956, the his number is 601 people, and in 2001, the - 120 people. It is home to farmers and some elderly people. The Village has 3 Restaurants and a small local Market.
==History==
The age of the village is over 800 years old. It was first mentioned in a Turkish document of 1446 as a dress Yapudzhak. In 1570 in the village of 105 families live, the population numbered over 600 people and is the Kyustendil sandzhakbey Ha. Along with Radomir, Red Mound, Dica, Dren, another Kondofrei and Willow is one of the oldest settlements in Radomir. There is also the time of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom. Greater detail on the history of Zhedna can read in the book of kraeveda Georgi Stoyanov Over the centuries until today, 800 years Zhedna village, Radomir.
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