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Bulgaria and the Cumans. He said that the Cumans were part of Bulgaria. I found out that there is something to say for this, because at first Bulgaria and the Cumans were allies, but because the Cumans were pretty weak, they became practically subdued as a puppet, though authority was weak. Than in 1241, the Mongolians destroyed most of Bulgaria and exterminated the Cumans, annexing Cuman territory. And now Bulgaria became technically independent but somehow a puppet for the Mongolians. For some reason the guy, whom i mentioned, didn't respond to this information ;-). There are a lot of borders where a country was often colonized, or changes in allegiances appears. That makes it hard. The Bulgarian-Romanian border is the Danube river, this has been the border of the Roman Empire, and before that of the Persian Empire and of several tribes in the area. So, if i mention 1241, than it is the first time it is the border of Bulgaria, but not the first time the river Danube was a border. In 1861, it was the first time it was the border of Romania, but Bulgaria was a Turkish province at the time. It was only in 1878 during the Bulgarian independence that the Danube became the border between Bulgaria and Romania. Hope this makes it more clear, how this article works.
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Germany. That is why the Swiss-German border info is pretty small compared to other info, because when Switzerland is part of Germany, it can't have a border with Germany, despite it existance. The Swiss-French, Swiss-Austrian and Swiss-Liechtenstein border gives a whole lot of information about the German period of Switzerland. Historians tend to see Germany from 1250 to 1871, as a region with several independent countries, like Switzerland, but there was definitely some kind of statehood. The difficulty with determining borders in this case is, whether provincial borders should be added within a country, or we should only focus on international border between countries. There are a whole other bunch of issues.
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Knowledge (XXG) for the reason that complete nobodies refused to accept their knowledge. A concern is that Knowledge (XXG) is turning more bureaucratic. I was amazed that it had implemented a (communist) 5 year plan-system. And the main concern is to keep the organization running, and not to make it as perfect as possible, what would be my preferred more romantic ideal. But, at least in this article, you got some freedom (granted by me) to edit. Though, in Knowledge (XXG) terms we are both equal and have to cooperate to edit this article. It doesn't matter whether you are new. Everybody is equal here!
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Colonialists set the borders. For some entries like the Andorra ones there already seems to be some information about changes, to do with Foix, and Aragon and Castille uniting. I think that the information should be included wherever it is relevant and can be added without argument over the facts (so most african countries)
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Oceania are in a different format, than the borders of all other countries? The first appearance of a border regardless of neighbouring countries is a good category, but i see
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To give you an example of how much trouble it will become if first appearance and colonization/decoloniaztion is included among the criteria: take a look at the Bulgarian-Romanian border. A guy came along who didn't agree that 1185 was the date that this border was established for the first time,
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I will edit it as best as I can, but unfortunately I am not so experienced at high-class wikipedia editing. I will probably edit it in fits and bursts as I notice problems. I'll try to bring any big changes to this talk page, but welcome yours, and anyones input, as well as help from others more
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