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The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to {{{1}}}:

[edit] Essence of {{{1}}}

Main article: [[{{{2}}}]]

[edit] Branches of {{{1}}}

[edit] History of {{{1}}}

Main article: [[History of {{{1}}}]]

[edit] General {{{1}}} concepts

[edit] Persons influential in the field of {{{1}}}

[edit] {{{2}}} scholars

[edit] See also

[[Portal:{{{2}}}|{{{2}}} portal]]

[edit] References

[edit] External links

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[edit] Template instructions

This template adds the entire page format for an outline of the specified subject.

Don't transclude this template.  Instead, use substitution, by placing this on the
page you are creating:

{{subst:Outline generator|subject uncapitalized|subject capitalized}}

Then fill in the sections, adjusting the headings to fit the subject.
 
   For example, not all subjects have branches. Some have types, 
   and dogs have breeds.
  
The "General concepts" section is temporary only.  
 
That is, as you build the outline, you need to break down the subject into new sections
yourself. The temporary section is to provide a place to hold entries until you know what
section to place them in. There's too many variations between subjects to place a 
standard set of subheadings on this template that fits every subject, so...
 
Good luck!