In 1825, Franc Serafin Metelko proposed his version of the alphabet (the Metelko alphabet, "metelčica"). However, it was banned in 1833 in favour of the Bohorič alphabet after the so-called "Suit of the Letters" ("Črkarska pravda") (1830–1833), which was won by France Prešeren and Matija Čop. Another alphabet, the Dajnko alphabet ("dajnčica"), was developed by Peter Dajnko in 1824, but did not catch on as widely as the Metelko alphabet; it was banned in 1838 because it mixed Latin and Cyrillic characters, which was seen as a poor way to handle missing characters.