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A fact from this article appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the "Did you know?" column on May 7, 2022. The text of the entry was: Did you know ... that Creeperian Emperor Romero I* (reigned 1933–1946) is a revered as a saint by the Creeperian Catholic Church?*
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Section sizes

Section size for Romero I of Creeperopolis (60 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Cume
_LEAD_	10,720	10,720
Early life	3,694	3,694
Prince of Extremadura	29	15,059
Ascension to Prince of Extremadura	2,463	2,463
Introduction to politics	4,718	4,718
Crisis of 1928	5,044	5,044
Buildup to civil war	2,805	2,805
Reign as Emperor and civil war	38	21,543
Succession crisis	7,554	7,554
Early war support	6,872	6,872
Solidification of power	5,830	5,830
Reign during the mid-1930s	828	828
Beginning of the De-Catholization	78	78
Welcoming of foreign support	261	261
Imperial Council gains in the early-1940s	51	51
Siege of San Salvador	31	31
Personal life	21	15,056
Marriage	1,597	1,597
Issue and descendants	5,332	6,100
Claims of illegitimate children	768	768
Involvement in football	3,526	3,526
Ideology	2,929	2,929
Religiousness	492	492
Relationship with Miguel VII	391	391
Death, state funeral, and burial	40	937
Operation Destroy Everything	525	525
Private funeral and burial	36	36
Internment at the Cathedral of Christ the King	56	56
State funeral and burial	280	280
Sainthood	2,050	2,112
Efforts for canonization	34	34
Shrines	28	28
Controversies	21	444
War crimes	89	89
Use of concentration camps	115	115
Crimes against humanity and human rights abuses	130	130
Attitudes towards religious and ethnic minorities	59	59
Political repression	30	30
Legacy	14	426
Importance in Creeperian history and politics	218	218
Posthumous cult of personality	194	194
Commemoration	21	2,188
In propaganda	23	23
Things named after Romero I	2,144	2,144
In popular culture	26	474
Film	14	14
Literature	434	434
Titles, styles, honors, and arms	40	11,881
Titles and styles	2,487	2,487
Awards and decorations	6,848	6,848
Military ranks	1,056	1,056
Arms	1,450	1,450
Ancestry	2,624	2,624
See also	276	276
Notes	27	27
References	18	6,126
Citations	37	37
Bibliography	6,071	6,071
Further reading	662	662
External links	4,994	4,994
Total	99,243	99,243

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