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This article is confusing and does not make sense - More explanations are needed.

This article is confusing and does not make sense - More explanations are needed. Examples are:

- The article states that Levaković was born in Bulgaria, in a place called Jastrebarsko, but if you click the link for Jastrebarsko, you get taken to the article for the Croatian town of the same name.

- The article says that "he was appointed ... as Archbishop of Achrida in Ohrid." What is "Achrida"? Is it the same thing as Ohrid? If so, for reasons of consistency, he should be referred to as Archbishop of Ohrid. Why would an article in the English Wikipedia use obsolete or foreign (Latin?) names when there is an alternative available, namely, "Ohrid"?

- Under the heading, there is a sentence that says: "Levaković actively worked on religious conversion of the Orthodox Serbs in Croatia" but there is no description of this in the body of the article. Instead, the body of the article suggests that he spent his life in Bulgaria - he was born in Bulgaria and he was bishop of Ohrid. There is no explanation about Levaković's work with Serbs in Croatia at all. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 180.149.192.132 (talk) 05:29, 30 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]