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Well, here we go. Two Henry V's worthy of any entry -- of England and Holy Roman Emperor. I've not enough expertise in the HRE to decide on a good article name for the latter of our Henries, so if someone who does would care to decide and make the change in this article....Thanks. -- Paul Drye

My choice would be Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor JHK Seconded. sjc

once again, what about those irritating emperors who are really only kings - i.e., don't get crowned by the pope? we could just finesse this. What about dynzasty names (Hohenzollern, Habsburg, Hohenstaufen)? As soon as I hit save I realized that I DO vote for {{Name #, Holy Roman Emperor}}. It's still less confusing. --MichaelTinkler

Actually, we probably need a standards page for precisely this sort of problem in doing history in an encyclopaedic context. I will call it Wikipedia History standards.

Thanks, Michael. I think we should probably avoid using family names, because then we'll get into Zollern/Hohenzollern, Spanish or Austrian Habsburgs, etc. And the Prussian rulers would be way too complex for my pea brain! JHK

Er it was me, sorry. It's up there, please ramp it up as you see fit. sjc

oops! Good page, though! JHK

At the bottom of the article, where it says "Biography," shouldn't that read "Bibliography"? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 98.77.79.30 (talk) 14:11, 5 August 2010 (UTC)

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