User talk:Serbiakos

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Galaurus

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Royal house

Hello. I've noticed you are doing a good job by adding infoboxes to articles about members of the Illyrian royalty. However, note that "royal house" just means "royal dynasty" (see Category:Royal families; examples include the House of Piast, House of David). In other words the term "royal house" should not be confused with the term "seat of the kingdom." I will have to remove the royal seats from the corresponding infoboxes. If you will, please relocate the information (the names of the cities) to the main body of the text. --Omnipaedista (talk) 11:28, 4 August 2011 (UTC)

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