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Part of my "plan" as Alan artfully put it is to avoid confusion. e.g. Alexander II was both a king of scotland in the middle ages, but also a tsar of russia, and a famous one too. i encountered these problems while researching about these monarchs.--[[User:PhilipV|PhilipV]] 16:02, 6 November 2008 (EST)  
 
Part of my "plan" as Alan artfully put it is to avoid confusion. e.g. Alexander II was both a king of scotland in the middle ages, but also a tsar of russia, and a famous one too. i encountered these problems while researching about these monarchs.--[[User:PhilipV|PhilipV]] 16:02, 6 November 2008 (EST)  
 
p.s. if you want to relocate the pages do as you wish, but remember some kings have the same name as other, more famous kings (there should be no confusion with the queens in this article group.)
 
p.s. if you want to relocate the pages do as you wish, but remember some kings have the same name as other, more famous kings (there should be no confusion with the queens in this article group.)
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::Philip. Click on [[Simon de Montfort]] which I wrote this morning. That's how it is done. Look at [[Europa]]. Ditto. By all means do the articles - in fact'''please''' do the articles - but do them under the monarchs' names alone, not names ''and'' dates. (Look at the Anglo-Saxon kings to see an example of something similar.) Someone senior is going to have to come along later and fix what you have done. I feel somewhat bad about this for not jumping up and down more forcefully yesterday, so I will do everything I "legally" can to take a load off their shoulders. Keep going but link their names only.[[User:AlanE|AlanE]] 16:36, 6 November 2008 (EST)
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