Overleg:Lijst van koningen van Hongarije
Maria[brontekst bewerken]
Due to the limitations of my dutch, I'm not really able to fix the article, so I'd rather tell you my complaints on this discussion page in English.
The Hungarian Queen Mary does not seem to be the same as Maria_van_Hongarije, bearing in mind that the former lived much earlier (1372-1395) and had died before the latter born. Therefore, I think someone should fix the link in the article, because putting an extra space in the link did not make any difference.
I think, instead of [[Maria_van_Hongarije|Maria]], you should either use forms like: [[Maria_(koningin_van_Hongarije)|Maria]], or [[Maria_van_Hongarije_(Anjou)]], or should make Marija_van_Hongarije a disamb. page (if you are really keen on making an article yet for the Anjou queen). Cheers, FG
- Thanks for the comment. I fixed the link. Känsterle 30 apr 2005 22:51 (CEST)
- Thanks for acting so quickly! :-) Meanwhile I've spotted some other things that I think might be a bit inaccurate:
- Firstly, Wenceslas (Vencel) III of Bohemia [in the article "Wenceslaus III van Bohemen" (1301-1305)], and Otto III of Bavaria ["Otto III van Beieren" (1305-1308)] are generally not considered to be members of the Arpads dynasty, at least not in Hungary (but english, or german Wikipedia might also be cited as examples).
- And my other minor problem: at the beginning of the "Habsburg" part, the article states that it uses the "numbers" (names), under which these kings reigned in Hungary. Actually, the Habsburg ruler Matthias, who later became a Holy Roman emperor under the name Matthias [without numbers, since he was the only emperor called Matthias], reigned under the name "Matthias II" in Hungary, because we had another king Matthias (in the article: Matthias Corvinus) who ruled in the 15th century. I've fixed this, thinking that you won't mind. (If you do, feel free to revert.)
- Cheers, FG