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Nominations are open
Nominations are now open and will run for a week.
The tagset can be found here. You are allowed to nominate up to five historical people. To have your nomination approved, please link in the comments of this post to an Internet page about each of your nominations.
Please fill the "Fandom" field with "Historical RPF". Thank you.
The tagset can be found here. You are allowed to nominate up to five historical people. To have your nomination approved, please link in the comments of this post to an Internet page about each of your nominations.
Please fill the "Fandom" field with "Historical RPF". Thank you.
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Hatshepsut
Thutmose III
Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix
Gaius Marius
Sorry to use wiki; doing this on the fly and can't find my proper bookmarks for my history sites.
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Don't worry about the wiki links. I'm only asking for links to verify if they're Real Historical PeopleTM. This posts also doubles as nomination coordination, if people are so inclined.
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Catherine de Medici
Margaret of Anjou
Livia Drusilla
Augustus
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Hephaestion
Hadrian
Antinous
(Hephaestion is tagged as Hephaistion on AO3 though, a mispell? A known alternate spelling? The correct spelling is with the 'e' as far as I know.)
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(Anonymous) 2016-05-31 01:32 pm (UTC)(link)/driveby Classicist
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Henry VII of England
Margaret of York
Artemisia Gentileschi
Aphra Behn
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Your nominations would all be approved, btw.
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Neferneferuaten
Horemheb
Rameses II
Nefertari Meritmut
I wasn't sure whether to nominate Akhenaten as "Akhenaten of Egypt" or "Amenhotep IV | Akhenaten of Egypt" so I went for the former. If you want to amend that, obviously feel free!
Rameses has umpteen different spellings (Rameses, Ramesses, Ramses, etc.) but the AO3 canonical is Rameses II so I've gone with that.
For Neferneferuaten: it's a complicated situation as the identity of Neferneferuaten and her regnal dates have never been totally resolved. That's sort of why I'm requesting her, however, and she does at least seem to have existed (whatever her true identity was)!
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I've gone with "Akhenaten of Egypt", the Ao3 canonical "Rameses II" and since Neferneferuaten did indeed exist (whoever she was) she is also approved.
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Sargon of Akkad
Harold Godwinson
Edith Swannesha
Edith of Mercia
This is all very exciting. I've gone for the most common modern English names for my last three nominations as I'm not confident enough in determining the most correct option. I hope that's okay. Harold popped up, when I saved it, as synching to Harold II of England, and I'm totally happy for that to be changed too. I didn't realise there was a canonical, or I would have nominated that.
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Virginia Hall
Grace Hopper
Emmuska Orczy
Elizabeth Zimmermann
This list may look like it's in alphabetical order, but it's actually in the order that I brainstormed this slightly eclectic group. :-)
Multiple versions/spellings of Cabarrus' and Orczy's names exist; I can elaborate further on why I chose the versions I did if necessary.
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Sophia Duleep Singh
Sarah Orne Jewett
Leonardo da Vinci
Joe Carstairs
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Lillian Gish
Khutulun
Arthur Rimbaud
Paul Verlaine
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Horace https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horace
Maecenas https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaius_Maecenas Martial https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martial
Lucan https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucan
Sorry I can't html on my phone!
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Don't worry about the lack of HTML, it's fine.