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Inclusion of title 'Emperor' in article name[edit]

It looks as though these articles have been mostly created with the title in the article name. This is a different convention from, say, the monarchy of the UK - where the title is not within the article name. Ian Cairns 10:35, 23 Apr 2005 (UTC)