Talk:Tsugaru clan

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July 17, 2008	Peer review	Reviewed
August 15, 2008	Good article nominee	Listed

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I'd have a single Nihongo (or, if appropriate, Nihongo3) template for the article (or perhaps each section), using Nihongo2 for the rest. No point in multiplying links to Help:Japanese.

This really isn't my area, I'm afraid; and this (plus the usual laziness etc.) deters me from fiddling with it further and perhaps screwing it up. I'll just say that I think sudden unexplained mentions of "clans", "domains", and "daimyo" (sic) could be more inviting -- I've linked to an explanation of the first of these. (Interesting that searching via clan leads you to articles on specific clans of something called "Naruto" before it leads you to any article on real clans. It's also a bit disturbing that the article on daimyo [sic] treats readers to an explanation of what the Japanese word (?) "myo" [sic] means.)

Good luck with the article. -- Hoary (talk) 06:06, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]