Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tatomir, Voivode of Ung and Bereg
The subject's title as given above is by itself a claim to pretty much automatic notability under  (specifically, subnational office). So far as I can determine, Ung County|Ung and Bereg County|Bereg counties between them traditionally included what is today most of Zakarpattia Oblast in Ukraine, together with smaller but still significant areas of north-eastern Hungary and eastern Slovakia (and perhaps a small bit of northern Romania). Moreover, the period in which the subject is said to have ruled this area was a distinctly disturbed period of Hungarian history, in which nobles in areas like this could exercise effective independence for decades. Under the circumstances, even a passing mention in a general study of the region would be enough to establish notability - provided it is reliable enough for verifiability and makes it clear that the title was more than nominal. However, even though I can scarcely read Romanian, I can still be almost certain that the sources we are currently given do not do this. What we have is a history of a neighbouring area which, so far as I can tell, simply does not support the information it is meant to confirm (it mentions voivodes of the two counties and also one or more people named Tatomir, but apparently at rather later dates and not closely enough together to associate Tatomir with a voivodeship of either county); and something that does contain the relevant information but looks like either a fairly general e-zine or a group blog. And the few other sources I can find in a quick search for this area in the early 14th century suggest that, for at least significant parts of the period, the area was actually controlled by Amade Aba (or possibly in part by Nicholas Pok), and don't seem to mention Tatomir at all. I could easily be missing something, but if I am not, I can't rule out a hoax
— User:PWilkinson, 13:55, 10 January 2016 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NPOL (Wikipedia:Notability)