Talk:Q201038

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Autodescription — Roman Kingdom (Q201038)

description: period of Roman history when the city and its territory were ruled by kings (c.753–c.509 BC)
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sovereign state[edit]

Roman Kingdom (Q201038) was not a sovereign state (Q3624078), but a period in the history of Ancient Rome (Q1747689). It is like saying that the First Spanish Republic (Q497777) or the Middle Kingdom of Egypt (Q191324) were sovereign state (Q3624078). Ancient Rome (Q1747689) was a sovereign state (Q3624078).--Romulanus (talk) 10:06, 3 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]

[Alert]: Terns Disambiguation[edit]

Dear @Sapphorain and dear all, please, note that this entity rappresents the period of time when the Roman civilization was settled as a monarchy. Often this period is called Roman Kingdom in English, with some knows aliases as Rome of Kings or Regal Period. In my opinion that's pretty clear as the related page in English is wikipedia:Roman Kingdom, whose content is self-explanatory, as the entity is 'instance of "time period", and so on. Also, without being part of Ancent rome, to be intended as the Roman civilization era, neither the city, nor the state, is unclear why entity next relative is Republican rome, who is the period between the seven Kings and the 31 B.C.. I'm rebuilding some wikipedia pages related to roman legions, dumping all tabular stuff to wikidata to rewrite infoboxes as backed on here. Era of rome location (kingdom, republican, impero) is something pretty basic. By the way, I wrote this not to flame on, but to make people mind to check the IDs of foreign properties, use queries on related data and wikipedia stuff, as in this case is needed to read data properly.--T3kK4m (talk) 23:41, 17 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]