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Group Templates: Templates that show the group of people that did something, like found a town (red header), immigrate together (orange header), or serve in a particular office (blue for political offices). The format is such that important information, such as sailing dates or common conditions, can be described in the template briefly and only once, instead of separately on each person's page. They go at the bottom of the page, in chronological order such as needed, following a <show_sources_images_notes/> tag. Repeating templates, like the Great Migration Ships, use form templates that allow the user to just specify the variables for each use.
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Succession templates: These are currently based on Succession box, which is a five column row that allows you to show two predecessors and two successors for hereditary titles. At some point, it may be useful to have a three column version for non-hereditary titles, but group templates can also serve that purpose.
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Categories
Experiments
| Succession of Monarchs of the United Kingdom
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Edward VIII
1936
her uncle
| George VI
1322-1328
her father
| Queen of the United Kingdom
1952-present
| Heir apparent
Prince Charles
her son
| Next in line
William
her grandson
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George VI
as King of the British Dominions beyond the Seas
1936-1952
her father
| Queen of Canada
1952-present
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| Queen of Australia
1952-present
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| Queen of New Zealand
1952-present
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| Queen of Pakistan
1952-1956
| End of Line
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George VI
as King of the British Dominions beyond the Seas
1936-1952
her father
| Herself
as Queen of the United Kingdom
| Queen of Ghana
1957-1960
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Queen of Nigeria
1960-1963
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