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John III of Pernstein →
Jan IV of Pernštejn – The family name should be consistent with the
Pernštejn family and
Pernštejn Castle pages, and should be spelled in Czech and not German as it was Moravian-Bohemian nobleman; it is probably a consequence of the translation from German wiki. Translation of his personal name is unnecessary and unsubstantiated. The number III looks like an obvious typo, see page mutations in other languages.
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