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User:Yamyamcel

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I am Yamyamcel. I do some stuff.

Articles I have made (or are in the process of making):

  1. Embassy of Chile, Berlin
  2. France Louis Dubreuilh
  3. Belgium Jérôme Franssen
  4. Kingdom of France François Augustin Regnier de Jarjayes
  5. Colombia Juan Martín Caicedo
  6. France Hugues Martin
  7. France Laurent Bili
  8. United States Marjorie Leet
  9. United States Jean Ackerman

Some random (somewhat interesting) facts for anyone here:

  1. The son of Wilhelm II, Prince Joachim, nearly became the King of Ireland, Democratic Republic of Georgia Georgia and Lithuania.
  2. The reason American and British English use different spellings for certain words (e.g. color and colour) is because of Noah Webster, who wanted American English to be simpler and easier to understand in his Webster's Dictionary.
  3. The colour orange is named after the fruit, before the word arrived to English it was known as geoluread.
  4. The Roman Emperor Elagabalus is believed by some to have been Transgender, even wanting to be referred to as the wife of her husbands.
  5. Not every country is in the same year, most of the world follows the Gregorian calendar where it is currently 2026, but some countries such as Ethiopia Ethiopia have their own calendar systems, in that case it is 2019.
  6. The China People's Republic of China, despite being a one-party state, has eight other legally recognized parties.
  7. In what is today parts of Russia Russia and Ukraine Ukraine, there was a group of Turkic peoples who followed Judaism. They were called the Khazar Khaganate, and were the only nation outside the middle east to have Judaism as a state religion.
  8. The Holy Roman Empire Holy Roman Empire and United States United States co-existed for 30 years.
  9. The most common first name of United States United States Presidents is James, with Madison, Monroe, Polk, Buchanan, Garfield and Carter.
  10. A leader of the Netherlands Netherlands, Johan de Witt, was a literally eaten alive by peasants.
  11. The grandnephew of Napoleon Bonaparte, Charles Joseph Bonaparte, served as both 37th Secretary of the Navy and 46th Attorney General under Theodore Roosevelt, and also founded the Bureau of Investigation, the predecessor to the FBI.
  12. The only states to have been independent before entering the United States United States were the Vermont Republic Vermont Republic, Republic of Texas Republic of Texas, California Republic California Republic and the Hawaiian Kingdom Hawaiian Kingdom.
  13. During the American Civil War, the Rattanakosin Kingdom (1782–1932) Kingdom of Siam offered to send elephants to the Union, but Lincoln declined.
  14. The Pharaoh Narmer is believed to have been murdered by a group of Hippos.
  15. Both Barack Obama and Robert Prevost (Leo XIV) lived in South Side Chicago at the same time for a short time, both going on to be future heads of state of the United States United States and the Vatican City Vatican City.