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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-05 · 185 entries checked · 53 flagged · 116 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 116 still open
Alfonso X — The claim that Alfonso X fought a successful war with Portugal is inaccurate; the war ended with the Treaty of Badajoz (1267), which was a compromise, not a clear success.
Alfonso X — The claim that he renounced his claim to Germany in 1275 is incorrect; he renounced his claim to the German throne in 1275? Actually, he renounced it in 1275? Wait, the correct date is that he renounced his claim in 1275? I need to be precise: he renounced his
Mehmed II — The claim that Murad II's personal memorandum stated King Władysław III survived the Battle of Varna and was executed later in captivity is not supported by historical consensus; the established fact is that Władysław III died at Varna and his body was never r
Selim I — The entry claims Selim defeated a Safavid army of 10,000 at Erzincan in 1507 with his own forces; this event is not recorded in mainstream Ottoman historiography and appears to be invented.
Selim I — The entry states 'During his Georgian campaign in 1508, Selim enslaved more than 10,000 Georgian women, girls, and boys.' This specific claim is not supported by reliable historical sources and appears exaggerated or fabricated.
Aurangzeb — The entry states 'The Mughals also surpassed Qing China a' which is an incomplete sentence and unclear, but likely a factual error or misattribution; no established canon supports the Mughals surpassing Qing China in any specific metric without context.
Francis I of France — Francis I did not host Leonardo da Vinci at Chambord; Leonardo spent his final years at the Château du Clos Lucé in Amboise, not at Chambord.
Ferdinand II of Aragon — The claim that Ferdinand's reign in the games spans the exact period when the Ottoman Empire is at its territorial peak is inaccurate because the Ottoman peak occurred in the late 17th century, after Ferdinand's death in 1516.
Ferdinand II of Aragon — The statement that the Trastámara dynasty also produced the rulers of Portugal is incorrect; the Portuguese royal dynasty during this period was the House of Aviz, not Trastámara.
Alexander I of Russia — The entry states that the Collegium ministries were abolished and replaced by the Committee of Ministers, State Council, and the Supreme Court, but in reality the Collegia were replaced by ministries in 1802, while the State Council was created in 1810 and the
Paradox Development Studio — The entry states Paradox Development Studio was founded in 1995, but the studio as a distinct entity was formed in 2012 when Paradox Interactive split into a publisher and a developer.
Paradox Development Studio — The LORE section says 'In 1999, the company divided into two separate entities: Paradox Interactive, focusing on creating grand strategy games for PC, and Paradox Entertainment, focusing on board and role-playing games.' This is inaccurate: Paradox Entertainme
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