Zaklad je posvečen slovenskemu državnemu prazniku - Prešernovemu dnevu oziroma kulturnemu dnevu, ki ga praznujemo 8. februarja.
This cache is dedicated to Slovene national holiday - France Prešeren's Day or Day of Culture which is on 8 February.
France Prešeren, je bil slovenski romantični pesnik, rojen 3. decembra 1800 v Vrbi in umrl 8. februarja 1849 v Kranju.
France Prešeren se je rodil v kmečki družini. Po uspešno zaključenem študiju na dunajski pravni fakulteti se je vrnil v Ljubljano, kjer je delal kot odvetnik. V tem času je napisal večino svojih pesmi, pri pisanju katerih ga je pomembno usmerjal prijatelj Matija Čop. Prešeren je prvi Slovenec, ki se je po kakovosti svojega pisanja lahko kosal s sodobniki po Evropi, kjer je tedaj vladala romantična usmeritev.
Življenjska pot pesnika, nesrečno zaljubljenega v bogato Primičevo Julijo, ki ji je posvetil Sonetni venec (1834) in nekatere druge ljubezenske pesmi, je bila polna raznovrstnih preizkušenj. Njegovi prijatelji so umirali eden za drugim, kot pesnik pa v času svojega življenja ni bil priznan. V zadnjih letih življenja se je vse bolj soočal z malodušjem, težavami z alkoholom, ki je nazadnje povzročil njegovo smrt.
France Prešeren danes velja za največjega slovenskega pesnika. Del njegove pesmi Zdravljica, napisane leta 1844, je besedilo državne himne Republike Slovenije, obletnica njegove smrti pa osrednji državni kulturni praznik.
O zakladu:
A. Trikrat peta pesem
B. S pokristjanjevanjem je bilo konec politične svobode za Slovencev
C. Ne sodi o stvareh, na katere se ne spoznaš
D. 7 vinskih kelihov
E. Pesem prikazuje Prešernov odnos z Ano Jelovšek
F. Spoznal jo je 6. aprila
G. Spoznal jo je v Peklu
H. V pesmi, ki ji jo je posvetil, jo je sprva imenoval po njenem imenu, kasneje pa jo je preimenoval v Urško
I. Hišna številka hiše, kjer je Prešeren spoznal mati svojega prvega otroka (gre za hišno številko v Prešernovem času in ne danes)
J. Druga hči Franceta Prešerna
Zgornjim trditvam pripiši ustrezen naslov pesmi, ime in priimek osebe oziroma hišno številko. Vsak odgovor spremeni v številke (uporabi angleško abecedo) in seštej na eno cifro. Hišna številka ostane nespremenjena. Po spodnjih enačbah določi končno lokacijo.
Koordinate končne lokacije:
N46° 02.(H×I)-(G×J)-H
E014° 29.(C×D×E×F)+(B×C×G)+((A+B)×H+2×J)
O seriji:
Celotna serija zakladov, imenovana SDP (slovenski državni praznik) je posvečena slovenskim državnim praznikom, ki so določeni z Zakonom o praznikih in dela prostih dnevih v Republiki Sloveniji. Državni prazniki so:
- 1. januar, novo leto (GC68K1G)
- 8. februar, Prešernov dan, slovenski kulturni praznik
- 27. april, dan upora proti okupatorju
- 1. in 2. maj, praznik dela
- 8. junij, dan Primoža Trubarja
- 25. junij, dan državnosti (GC5XT3F)
- 17. avgust, združitev prekmurskih Slovencev z matičnim narodom (GC616Y0)
- 15. september, vrnitev Primorske k matični domovini (GC62T9C)
- 25. oktober – dan suverenosti (GC659VR)
- 1. november, dan spomina na mrtve (GC65ZMJ)
- 23. november, dan Rudolfa Maistra (GC6709X)
- 26. december, dan samostojnosti in enotnosti (GC68BTE)
The cache is dedicated to Slovene national holiday - France Prešeren's day or Day of Culture.
France Prešeren (3 December 1800 – 8 February 1849) was a 19th-century Romantic Slovene poet, best known as the poet who has inspired virtually all later Slovene literature and has been generally acknowledged as the greatest Slovene classical author. He wrote some high quality epic poetry, for example the first Slovene ballad and the first Slovene epic. After death, he became the leading name of the Slovene literary canon.
France Prešeren was born into a peasant family. After successfully completing his studies at the Vienna Faculty of Law, he returned to Ljubljana, where he worked as a lawyer. During this time he wrote most of his songs, with important steering of a friend Matija Čop. Prešeren is the first Slovenian who could by quality of his writing compete with contemporaries across Europe, where it reigned romantic orientation.
During his lifetime, Prešeren lived in conflict with both the civil and religious establishment, as well as with the provincial bourgeoisie of Ljubljana. He fell victim to severe drinking problems and tried to take his life on at least two occasions, facing rejections and seeing most of his closest friends die tragically. His lyric poetry dealt with the love towards his homeland, the suffering humanity, as well as his unfulfilled love towards his muse, Julija Primic.
About cache:
A. Three times sung poem
B. The Christianisation was the end of political freedom for Slovenians
C. Do not judge about things which you do not know
D. 7 wine chalices
E. The song shows Prešeren's relationship with Ana Jelovšek
F. He met her on 6 April
G. He met her in Pekel
H. In the poem, which is dedicated to her, she was originally called by its name, but later she was renamed in Urška
I. Street number of the house where Prešeren met the mother of his first child (a house number in Prešeren's time, not today)
J. The second daughter of France Prešeren
Find proper title of the song (in Slovene language) or the name and surname to above statements. Turn each answer into numbers - summed to one digit, using the English alphabet. House number remains unchanged. Use formulas below to determine the final location.
Coordinates of final location:
N46° 02.(H×I)-(G×J)-H
E014° 29.(C×D×E×F)+(B×C×G)+((A+B)×H+2×J)
About series:
Whole series of cache, named SDP (slovenski državni praznik = slovene national holiday) is dedicated to Slovene national holidays which are determined by the Public Holidays and Work-off Days in the Republic of Slovenia Act. Slovene national holiday are:
- 1 January, New Year (GC68K1G)
- 8 February, Prešeren's Day, Slovene Cultural Holiday
- 27 April, Day of Uprising Against Occupation
- 1 and 2 May, Labour Day
- 8 June, Day of Primož Trubar
- 25 June, National Day (GC5XT3F)
- 17 August, Unification of Prekmurje Slovenes with mother nation (GC616Y0)
- 15 September, Day of Restoration of the Littoral Region to the Motherland (GC62T9C)
- 25 oktober – Day of Sovereignity (GC659VR)
- 1 November, Day of Memory to Deceased (GC65ZMJ)
- 23 November, Day of Rudolf Maister (GC6709X)
- 26 December, Independence and Unity Day (GC68BTE)
