The Substructuring of the Element //persName
The name of a person is captured in a <persName>
element. The @ref
attribute in <persName>
enables the reference (qua URL) to a resource that contains additional information about the person, such as the data record for that person in the Gemeinsame Normdatei (Integrated Authority File, GND). If a name could not be detected in the GND, the @ref
attribute of the <persName>
element gets the value "nognd"
.
The following sub-elements of the <persName>
element are possible:
Element | Function |
---|---|
surname
|
last name |
forename
|
first name |
nameLink
|
name affix, e. g. title of nobility |
genName
|
generation |
addName
|
pseudonym or other additional name, if applicable |
roleName
|
state supporting function/official title of the person |
Attention: The
<roleName>
element contains only state supporting functions or official titles; job titles and other functions are not specified here.Friedrich II., König von Preußen
<persName ref="http://d-nb.info/gnd/118535749"> <forename>Friedrich</forename> <genName>II.</genName> <roleName>König von Preußen</roleName> </persName>
Novalis
<persName ref="http://d-nb.info/gnd/118588893"> <surname>Hardenberg</surname> <forename>Georg Philipp Friedrich</forename> <nameLink>von</nameLink> <addName>Novalis</addName> </persName>
Karl von Moor
<persName ref="nognd"> <surname>Moor</surname> <forename>Karl</forename> <nameLink>von</nameLink> </persName>