What type of details about matija mazuranic can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: matija mazuranic -lrb- novi vinodolski 1817 -- sanatorium in feldhof near graz , april 17 , 1881 -rrb- , was a croatian writer . travelogue writer , brother of more noted ivan , the writer of the well-known wpic '' smrt smail-age Cengica '' . he attended a german school in his native town , where he was trained to became a blacksmith . often he indulged into travels -lrb- montenegro , serbia -rrb- , and exceptionally in a few occasions to bosnia . in 1841 he was back to novi , practicing his craft and agriculture , but also engaging in literature and cultural issues in general . in 1847 he ended up in vienna , in 1848 again in bosnia -lrb- in sarajevo , at the court of fazli-pasa Serifija -rrb- . at the end of 1848 , in a latter addressed to his brothers he says : '' '' i do n't know when i shall return home , for i have been , i 'm afraid , created for this country . turks are very fond of me for my prudence , they say , and rayah grows ever more trust in me , and therefrom there is no other outcome but mitre on the head or a stake in the arse '' '' . after sarajevo , matija went to istanbul -lrb- though the exact dates can not be ascertained -rrb- , and according to some legends even further , to suez and the egypt . in 1852 matija was back to novi , where he settled until growing ill in 1879 . he lived a secluded life until the symptoms of mind degeneration have started to show , finally dying in the sanatorium of a well-known psychiatrist richard von krafft-ebing , near graz , on april 17 , 1881 . as a writer mazuranic was noted for his travelogue '' pogled u bosnu '' . during his 1839 travels to bosnia -lrb- from karlovac , sisak and kostajnica , over belgrade , on foot and horse , to sarajevo , travnik , over romanija up to zvornik -rrb- -- mazuranic wrote a piece which can be read both as an adventure and as a realistic account of the seen and experienced . the travelogue intermixes author 's views on the relationships between the ottoman turks and the bosniaks , islam and christianity , with accounts...
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