Sv. Jure, also known as St. George, is a Christian martyr celebrated for his bravery and faith. He is often depicted slaying a dragon, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. His feast day is observed on April 23, and he is the patron saint of various countries and professions, including England and knights. The name "Sv. Jure" is derived from the Slavic version of St. George, and he is venerated in many cultures. Churches and monuments dedicated to him can be found across Europe, particularly in Croatia, where he is a significant figure in local traditions and folklore.