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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-31 · 10 entries checked · 7 flagged · 15 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 8 still open
Doge's Palace — The doge's name is spelled 'Participazio' or 'Particiaco', not 'Participazio' as given in the entry.
El Escorial — The claim that El Escorial currently functions as a university, school, and hospital is inaccurate; it does not operate as such in the present day.
Hungarian Parliament Building — The STATS section incorrectly lists 'opened=1904' while the intro correctly states it opened in 1902 and was fully completed in 1904.
Hungarian Parliament Building — The claim that the building 'remained the largest building in Hungary since its completion' is factually incorrect, as other structures surpass it in size.
Hōryū-ji — The entry presents the 607 founding and 670 fire as straightforward facts without acknowledging the known scholarly debate about the tree ring dating of the pagoda's central pillar to 594, which contradicts the traditional timeline.
Hōryū-ji — The entry states Hōryū-ji was Japan's first UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993, but it was one of several sites inscribed that year and not the very first, making the claim factually incorrect.
Ishtar Gate — The LORE section incorrectly pairs aurochs with Marduk and lions with Ishtar; correct pairing is aurochs for Adad, lions for Ishtar, and mušḫuššu for Marduk.
Ishtar Gate — The DID YOU KNOW section incorrectly assigns mušḫuššu to Ishtar, aurochs to Adad, and lions to Marduk; correct assignment is mušḫuššu for Marduk, aurochs for Adad, and lions for Ishtar.
Itsukushima Shrine — The claim that 'the only surviving structure from the Kamakura period is the Honden of the Sessha Marodo-jinja' is inaccurate because other structures like the Noh stage and the Gojūnotō also survive from that period.
Itsukushima Shrine — The claim that the Kangen-sai ritual 'is one of Japan's three largest boat rituals' is not a recognized canonical fact and may be an invented claim.
Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban — The complex covers 840,000 m², which is approximately 208 acres, not 210 acres. The correct conversion is 840,000 m² ≈ 207.6 acres.
Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban — The Parliament Chamber can house up to 354 members, but the actual seating capacity is 350 members, not 354.
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