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Merging article Tyushtya and Mastorava was a mistake. Tyushtya is a legendary king and prophet. The idea was to collect in article Tyushtya more facts, archeological data and information related to his personality. He is not the main character in Mastorava and I don't see what for the merge was done. There are 2 separate articles "Mastorava" and "Tyushtya" in Erzya Wikipedia. And article "Tyushtya" is not linked to this stub page anymore.--Numulunj pilgae 15:13, 4 July 2008 (UTC)
I against merge of these two clauses because it is two different concepts. Tyushtya was king of people erzya and moksha, and Mastorava (Mother-ground) it is a god, the patroness, хранительница the grounds. The author erzyans the epos "Mastorava" Alexander Sharons one of chapters has devoted tsar Tyushtya, and to unite these concepts of the English version of one - not correctly.Erzianj jurnalist (talk) 07:20, 29 July 2008 (UTC)Reply