Prompt (Marian title): Difference between revisions

Title: English title exactly as used in the article (e.g., Our Lady of Aparecida).

NativeName: Local-language name using the <nowiki>{{lang}}</nowiki> template (e.g., <nowiki>{{lang|pt|Nossa Senhora Aparecida}}</nowiki> or <nowiki>{{lang|es|Nuestra Señora de Coromoto}})</nowiki>.

Image and Caption: Temporarily omitted – leave blank until images are uploaded.

Country: Primary nation of patronage (e.g., Brazil, Venezuela, Uruguay).

Patronage: Usually the same as Country; list multiple countries separated by  

if applicable.

FeastDay: Full liturgical date, spelled out American style (e.g., October 12 / Second Sunday of November / February 3).

OriginDate: Year or century the image was made, found, or the apparition occurred (e.g., 1717, 1652, February 3, 1747, early 17th century).

PrimaryShrine: Full wikilinked name of the principal shrine that houses the original image/relic (e.g., <nowiki>[[Basilica Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida]]</nowiki>).

ShrineCity: City (and state/department if helpful) where the principal shrine is located (e.g., Aparecida, São Paulo).

ShrineCoordinates: Decimal coordinates of the principal shrine (e.g., -22.8500, -45.2342).

ProclaimedPatronDate: Date of official proclamation as national/regional patroness, American format (e.g., July 16, 1930).

CrowningDate: Year (or full date) of the first canonical coronation of the original image (e.g., August 8, 1904).

ImageType: Material and short description (e.g., Dark terracotta statue, Parchment relic, Cedar-wood statue).

Height: Height of the original image in centimetres (add width for paintings/relics when relevant).

Attributes: One-line list of the most distinctive visual/iconographic features (e.g., Oversized golden crown; found in two pieces; crescent moon under feet).

AssociatedCountries: Secondary countries or diaspora communities with strong devotion (optional, separated by  

).

ReviewLevel: 0=AI-Generated, 1=Minimal Human Review, … 5=Fully Human-Validated.