Wikipedia:WikiProject Years/Category hierarchy anomalies
This page lists two kinds of anomalies in category hierarchies for country chronologies, as a result of which the standard category header templates are not used or do not create the required navigation links.
In the first case, the current workaround is either
- to subst: the templates and edit the results, or
- to create the page manually and only include the parent categories that exist.
In the second case, the current workaround is either
- as (1.) above,
- use standard templates and add category redirects for navigation between old and new names, or
- use specifically tailored versions of the templates for the periods around the change of name, e.g. those in Category:20th-century establishments templates by country.
Chronology categories that do not have the usual full parenting
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These are small or sparsely-populated hierarchies that do not require all the usual parents, e.g. decade or "by year" categories.
- Category:Establishments in the Crimean Khanate
- Category:Establishments in the Free City of Danzig
- Category:Establishments in Italian Somaliland
- Category:Establishments in the Federation of South Arabia by year (1963–1967)
- Category:Disestablishments in the Federation of South Arabia by year
- Category:Establishments in North-Eastern Rhodesia by year (1900–1911)
- Category:Disestablishments in North-Eastern Rhodesia by year
Regions that are not countries:
- Category:Establishments in Rodrigues by year – island of Mauritius
- Category:Establishments in Schleswig-Holstein (only populated with 1838)
- Category:Establishments in Frankfurt (as a city-state; only populated with 1858, between end of HRE in 1906 and annexation by Prussia in 1866)
Countries with name changes in chronology categories
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- Note
- Some category hierarchies have categories for both old and new names for the year/decade in which the name changed.
Africa
editBurkina Faso
- French Upper Volta 1919–1932, 1947–1958
- Upper Volta 1959–1984, see Category:20th century in Burkina Faso
Cameroon
- Cameroon
- Kamerun 1884–1916
Democratic Republic of the Congo:
- Congo Free State 1885–1908
- Belgian Congo 1908–1960
- Democratic Republic of the Congo 1960–70
- Zaire 1971–1997
Malawi:
- Nyasaland 1907–1964
Mali:
- French Sudan 1880–1960
Namibia:
- South-West Africa to 1883
- German South-West Africa 1884–1915
- South-West Africa again 1915–1989
Zambia:
- North-Eastern Rhodesia (the only part that has chronology categories, 1900–1911)
- Northern Rhodesia 1911–1964
Asia
editIsrael:
- Ottoman Syria / Ottoman Palestine
- Mandatory Palestine 1920–48
- Israel 1948–
Myanmar:
- Burma until 1989
Palestine:
- Ottoman Syria / Ottoman Palestine
- Mandatory Palestine 1920–48
- West Bank Governorate 1948–67 / All-Palestine Protectorate (Gaza) 1948–59
- Israeli Military Governorate 1967–81
- Israeli Civil Administration 1981–93
- Palestinian territories 1994–2012
- State of Palestine 2013–
Sri Lanka:
- Ceylon until 1971
Thailand:
- Siam until 1939, see 20th century in Thailand
Yemen:
- North Yemen 1962–1990
- Federation of South Arabia 1962–1967
- South Yemen 1967–1990
Europe
editAustria-Hungary:
- Habsburg Monarchy 1526–1804
- Austrian Empire 1804–1867
- Austria-Hungary 1867–1918
Belgium:
- Habsburg Netherlands 1482–
- Southern Netherlands 1701–13 maybe should be Habsburg? See Category:Establishments in the Southern Netherlands by century
- Austrian Netherlands 1714–1794
- Southern Netherlands again, annexed by France 1794–1815, ? category template continues to 1829
Moldova:
- Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic August 1940 – August 1991
- (Note: Not Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic for October 1924 – August 1940, since most of its territory is currently in Ukraine)
Netherlands:
- Dutch Republic 1581–1795
- Batavian Republic 1795–1806
Russia:
- Russia to 1721
- Russian Empire 1722–1917
United Kingdom:
- Great Britain 1707–1800
North America
editUnited States:
- Thirteen Colonies 1607–1776