Talk:List of viceroys of Naples

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Kingdom of Naples (inactive)

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Akas? Multiple redlinks?

Why were there numerous akas and added redlinks to individuals that already have articles? Also the "Notes" section appears to contain irrelevant and off topic information that has little or nothing to do with Naples. Examples:

"Archbishop of Seville, February 1632 - January 1645, Archbishop of Toledo, , 1645, hence his title Cardinal Primate of Spain...He accused Pope Urban VIII (then maintaining neutrality or favouring France) in the consistory of 8 March 1632 of failing to defend Catholicism in its Thirty Years War, being ousted by this famous Pope, "Galileo Galilei Process", as Spanish Ambassador in Rome. Painting here, by Diego Velazquez,"
"He was the son in la, since 1625, of the Spanish PM Conde - Duque de Olivares but became a widower before 1636 when he got permision to marry again, namely to Ana Caraffa, Princess of Stigliano. When his father in law fell in political disgrace around 1643...."
"His heiress, daughter Catalina, deceased 1684, married twice very well, being in her second marriage, after 1652, as a widow, the third wife of twice widower Ramiro Nuñez de Guzmán, (1600 - 1668)..."

These are just a few examples of unnecessary trivia with no real relevancy to this "Listing". --Kansas Bear (talk) 04:37, 16 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]