| Zagorcani or Zagorceni was a South Slavic tribe that arrived to the region of the south-western part of today's Republic of Macedonia during the
 6th and 7th century Byzantine Empire. They settled in the Pelagonia
 region and had close contacts with the Draguvites Slavic tribes.
 Australian born writer Tome Egumenoski conducted some research
 in historical cartography
 determining the locality of the Slavic tribe.
 The Zagorcani tribes were part of the realm associated to the Berziti
 tribes and also the Draguvites and Sagudates tribes. These Slavic tribes
 had there very own Slavic language completely different to the
 Slavic tribes known as the White Croats who spoke a language known as Lechitic
 and arrived to a region known as Dalmatia in the 6th century.
 
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