Talk:Q474717
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Autodescription — religious military order (Q474717)
description: one of a variety of Christian societies of knights
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- Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)
- religious military order (Q474717)
- Catholic order (Q391009)
- Catholic religious institute (Q5135744) (@)→
- →(℧) religious order (Q2061186)
- order of chivalry (Q2003221)
- confraternity (Q992253)
- Sodality (Q7553231)
- →(@) Catholic religious institute (Q5135744)
- sodality (Q7553219) (#@)→
- Christian organization (Q94670589) (‡)→
- →(‡) Christian organization (Q94670589)
- Sodality (Q7553231)
- state order (Q56291528)
- state decoration (Q3302125)
- decoration (Q11796413)
- award (Q618779) (##)→
- order (Q193622)
- state decoration (Q3302125)
- →(#@) sodality (Q7553219)
- confraternity (Q992253)
- defunct organization (Q55097243)
- Catholic order (Q391009)
- religious military order (Q474717)
- Subclasses (classes which contain special kinds of items of this class)
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Curiously, what’s the difference between the two? Do I understand it correctly that the instances of religious military order (Q474717) are limited to the orders of the Crusades, while those of order of chivalry (Q2003221) are for their more recent imitations?
Also to note is that some of the languages have the same labels for both (for instance, “Ritterorden” in German), and may need some cleanup.
TIA.