Krakra of Pernik was a "man remarkable of military affairs" and his name appears in historical annals in connection to a Byzantine military campaign in 1003; he had a well-defneded fortress that guarded against Basil II's forces in 1004; and in 1016 he guarded against Basil II again in 1016.
Krakra of Pernik was a "man remarkable of military affairs" and his name appears in historical annals in connection to a Byzantine military campaign in 1003; he had a well-defneded fortress that guarded against Basil II's forces in 1004; and in 1016 he guarded against Basil II again in 1016.