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I have reverted the changes by Happydrink because they are unsourced and they distort the facts. The Bychowiec Chronicle is largely mythological book and cannot be relied upon. I have created the article based on sound historian and his research: there is almost nothing known about Erdvilas, but he certainly was not a Ruthenian prince/duke (otherwise his name would be picked up by some Ruthenian chronicle/source). Ruthenian language yellowish boxes do not help either because that's English WP and Ruthenian is a dead language... So please keep myths and facts separate. Renata02:34, 27 January 2007 (UTC)Reply
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