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To the intended target page? It is the point of "disambiguation" that more than one possible topic may be intended, and disambiguation needs to happen case-by-case, depending on context.
Afaics, "Trinacria" is simply a name for Sicily. It isn't, as far as our references are aware, a "name of the triskeles symbol", which is actually called "simbolo della Trinacria", viz. "symbol of Sicily". You can call it "the Trinacria symbol", but you shouldn't call it "the Trinacria".
I have already done this, and there are no longer any article links pointing here.
--dab(𒁳)06:41, 3 March 2020 (UTC)Reply
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