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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-09 · 21 entries checked · 17 flagged · 39 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 39 still open
Indo-Aryan peoples — The entry incorrectly includes Bhutan as a region where Indo-Aryan peoples are found, when Indo-Aryan languages are not the majority or official languages there.
Indo-Aryan peoples — The entry refers to 'GGC' (Gangetic Grave Culture) instead of the correct term 'Gandhara Grave Culture' (also known as Swat culture).
Irish people — The earliest known human presence in Ireland dates to around 12,500–10,000 years ago, not 33,000 years.
Irish people — The first European child born in North America is generally considered to be Snorri Thorfinnsson of Norse descent, not of Irish descent.
Italians — The claim that '60% of Argentinians' claim Italian ancestry is inaccurate; estimates typically range from 30% to 40% of the Argentine population having full or partial Italian ancestry.
Javanese people — The claim that the Javanese are the fourth largest Muslim ethnic group in the world after Arabs, Bengalis, and Punjabis is incorrect; Arabs are not typically considered the largest Muslim ethnic group, and the ordering is disputed.
Javanese people — The claim that Prince Jayavarman II brought Javanese art and the devaraja concept to Cambodia, laying foundations for Khmer civilisation, is disputed and not established canon; the devaraja concept is widely attributed to Khmer indigenous or Indian origins.
Koreans — Koreans are not officially recognized as an ethnic minority in Japan.
Kumyks — The entry states 'Until the 19th century, the Kumyks were a largely feudal, decentralized entity headed by a leader called the Shamkhal.' This is misleading; the Shamkhalate of Tarki was a specific state entity, not a generic leader title for all Kumyks, and t
Kumyks — The entry says 'In 1649 and 1650, Surkhay-Shawkhal III attacked and routed Russian troops at the Battle of Germenchik.' Historical records do not confirm a 'Battle of Germenchik' in 1649–1650 with Surkhay-Shawkhal III; the known battle occurred in 1651–1653 an
Latin Americans — The claim that white Latin Americans are the largest single group in Latin America is factually incorrect; mestizos are the largest single group.
Malays (ethnic group) — The entry states that the Malay word 'melaju' means 'to accelerate', but this is not a standard or widely accepted etymology; the term 'Melayu' is more commonly linked to the Sungai Melayu (Melayu River) in Sumatra.
Malays (ethnic group) — The list of historical kingdoms includes 'Nakhon Si Thammarat', which is a Thai city and historical kingdom, but it is not typically classified as a Malay kingdom in the same sense as the others listed; its inclusion as a 'Malay' historical kingdom is misleadi
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