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h1. Basic Entities (Types/Periods/Timespans/Places)

h1. Hierarchies

h2. Event E5

Linked with: P117 occurs during
Domain: E5, E6, E8, E12
Range: E5, E6, E8, E12

h2. Actor E21

Linked with:  P107 has current or former member
Domain: E74, E40
Range: E21, E74, E40

h1. Types

Entries with * are obligatory and cannot be altered. Others are facultative examples and are editable/extendable

Types E55 are linked with E55 via P127 (has broader term)

h2. Actor Function

_Definitions of an actor's function within a group or legal body. An actor can for example be member of a legal body and this membership is defined by a certain function/role during a certain period of time. E.g. Actor "Charlemagne" is member of the legal body "Frankish Reign" from 768-814 in the function of "King" and he is member of the legal body "Roman Empire" from 800 to 814 in the function "Emperor"._

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Bishop
Abbot
Pope
King
Emperor
Count
Duke
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h2. References

h3. Image

h3. Text

h4. Source

_Types for Sources_

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Charter
Testament
Letter
Contract
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h4. Bibliography Item

_Definitions for the type of bibliographic items like "articles", "books", "proceedings" etc._

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Article
Book
Inbook
Mastersthesis
Phdthesis
unpublished
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h4. Edition


_Definitions for the type of Source Editions like "Charter Edition" etc._
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Charter Edition
Letter Edition
Chronicle Edition
...
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h3. Linguistic object classification*


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Source Content*
Source Original Text*
Source Translation*
Comment*
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h3. Information Carrier

_Categories for the types of information carriers. E.g. to determine if the physical manifestation of a medieval charter is an original, a later copy etc._

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Original Document
Copy of Document
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h2. Actor Actor Relation

_Definitions of relationships between one actor and another. These relationships can be directional (e.g. parent of/child of: actor A is the father of actor B while actor B is the son of actor A) or be the same in both directions (e.g. friend of: actor A is friend of actor B and vice versa actor B is friend of actor A) _

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Kindredship
   Parent of (Child of)
Social
   Friend of
   Enemy of
   Mentor of (Student of)
Political
   Ally of
   Leader of (Retinue of)
Economical
   Provider of (Customer of)
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h2. Date value type

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Exact date value
From date value
To date value
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h2. Localisation Quality

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Exact position
Near to a known position
Within a known area
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h2. Gender

_Categories for persons' gender_

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Female
Male
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h2. Place

_Types for Places_ [[sites-example]]

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Boundary Mark
Burial Site
Economic Site
Infrastructure
Military Facility
Ritual Site
Settlement
Topographical Entity
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h2. Event Types

_Types of events_

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Change of Property
  Donation
  Sale
  Exchange
Conflict
  Battle
  Raid
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h2. Involvement

_Categories to define the involvement of an actor within an event. E.g. "Napoleon" participated in the event "Invasion of Russia" as "Commander"_

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Creator
Sponsor
Victim
Offender
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h1. Places (World)

E53 linked via P89 "falls within/contains" to E53 - e.g. Austria contains Wien/Wien falls within Austria

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Administrative Units
   Austria
      Wien
      Kärnten
      Niederösterreich
      Oberösterreich
      Salzburg
      Tirol
      Steiermark
      Vorarlberg
      Burgenland
   Germany
   Italy
   Czech Republic
   Slovakia
   Slovenia
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h1. Types for Places

E55 entities (but listed here as they belong to places)
used to determine the type of place e.g. country, province, district... Uses national terms due to each country's different systems

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Country
Bundesland
Bezirk
Gemeinde
Katastralgemeinde
Regierungsbezirk
Landkreis
Gemarkung
Regioni
Comune
Province
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h1. Historical Place

_E53 entities. These Places are for example historical regions like the "Medieval Kingdom of Serbia" or the early medieval "Duchy of Bavaria"._

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Historical Places
   Carantania
   Marcha Orientalis
   Comitatus Iauntal
  Kingdom of Serbia
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