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[edit] Sweden
[edit] Proposed deletions (WP:PROD)
- 22 September 2007 - expires 27 September
- Heirs of Sverker dynasty (PROD by User:Olaus; PROD nominator states: "This page asserts the existence of a dynastic claim with continuity from the Swedish 12th century Sverkerian dynasty all the way to somebody born in 1985. This goes unmentioned in standard textbooks on Swedish history, and considering that Sweden was an elective monarchy throughout the Middle Ages, there is no reason to believe in such a claim without very good sources. The boxes asking for (additional) referencing have been on this page since March. This page vaguely hints at the existence of sources at the bottom under the heading "Material", but the author mentioned there is a highly productive Swedish historian specialized in mediaeval biography and genealogy who has published several books and hundreds of articles. Without specification such a vague reference is useless. My guess is that whatever sources somebody may come up with are quite likely to support the genealogy, but the basis for the existence of a page such as this is the assertion of a dynastic claim and continuity. There are probably hundreds of thousands of descendants of the Sverkerian dynasty. Unless somebody can show evidence that this particular line has, or claims to have, some particular right to the throne based on this descent, it can not form the basis for an article.")
