This is actually a really good idea for a thread OP. Good job.
Goídel Glas (Latinised as Gaithelus) is the creator of the Goidelic languages and the eponymous ancestor of the Gaels.
Tubal-Cain is a person mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, in Genesis 4:22. He was a descendant of Cain, the son of Lamech (not the other Lamech, father of Noah) and Zillah. He was the brother of Naamah and half-brother of Jabal and Jubal.
Owen Evans
is that a shoop or is she really catholic?
Sebastian Cook
Either way she's adorable
Michael Garcia
> Le-a Pronounced Ledasha and an example of the limitless creativity and beauty found in black american culture
Hudson Gray
Probably just from the photoshoot senpai. On that note: Saorise Ronan is a pretty fucking neato name.
Luke Clark
>emperor Stefan Uros IV Dusan Nemanjic the Forceful
Jordan Reed
Chad is from Anglo-Saxon Caedda.
Elijah Jones
>Godfrey >Tancred >Baldwin 1st Crusade had the best names, though Enrico Dandolo's a pretty good one too.
Sebastian Long
Elagabalus
Also known as the most based Roman Emperor.
Brayden Garcia
Alcibiades
Henry Reyes
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Tyler Allen
Had a pacha edit with a Spanish conquistador
Parker Clark
K I N G D O O M O F K A N D Y
Brandon Miller
Allectus
I've used the name in a number of stories.
Thomas Butler
Suryavarman II
Joseph James
holy shit, I thought nobody else knew about that one! are you from louisiana?
Benjamin Peterson
People make that joke in the fucking UP dawg, it isn't obscure.
I'm not the guy you responded to.
Adrian Stewart
amazing
Matthew Morgan
Nebuchadnezzar
Jaxson Bennett
Yeah, I'm pretty sure the original story is from Detroit
Evan Lee
I've met someone named la-a in new orleans, never heard of it otherwise
Elijah Scott
Golgotha, the name and the meaning sounds metal as fuck.
Camden Perry
Koschei the Deathless of Slavic folklore is one of my favorites.
As far as organization names, an obscure German occult group named; "The Lords of the Black Stone" is cool too. Or the Confederate; "Knights of the Golden Circle"
Oliver Price
Old Polish names are pretty neat.
Radochna - she who is joyful Wojciech - he who gets joy from war Mścisław - vengeful one There's like fuckton of them here: Częstowoj - he who fights often
Places with interesting names are my favourite desu
Transoxiana Lake Titicaca Haha and Hehe
Charles Hughes
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Julian Gutierrez
Chaver-Pada, 15-17th century Kingdom of Cochin had a tradition of sending a picked group of warriors every year during the Market Festival, they were called the Chaver Pada or the Death Brigade on a suicidal mission to slay a rival King in north Kerala called Samoothiri or Zamorin of Calicut.
Liutpert Geoffrey Ragnar Arjuna Cyrus Othello Marcus Antonius Wenceslaus
Family names Arpad Capet Karling Peremsylid
Jordan Foster
Except the Baldwins were French and identified under the French form of the name, "Baudouin", which sounds like garbage
Noah Perry
King Kamehameha
Charles Morgan
I like how Outremer is pronounced.
> Oo-treh-mare
Mason Murphy
No, I am from florida
Brody Lopez
>Constantine the Dung-Named who the fuck is that?
Charles Ortiz
>Dionysius the Areopagite
Ahhh m80 this is just a combination of the rather common name "Dionysius" (shared with the god and quite a few tyrants of Syracuse) and his job as a member of the Areopagus.
Justin Barnes
I'm a fucking britbong and my mother in law knows a black girl names L-a
Noah Kelly
Boemondo d'Altavilla, prince of Antioch and Taranto.
Ercole Farnese. Durante di Alighiero degli Alighieri (Dante). Basil II Bulgaroctonus. Nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus. St.Ambrose.
Chase Harris
Haraldr Hárfagri (Harald Fairhair) Eiríkr Blóðox (Eirik Bloodaxe) Haraldr Gráfeldr (Harald Greycloak) Hákon jarl hinn ríki (Hakon the Mighty) Óláfr hinn helgi (Olaf the Saint/ Olaf the Holy) Haraldr Harðráði (Harald Hard-rule) Oláfr Kyrri (Olaf the Peaceful)
Jonathan Ortiz
Hawaiian royalty had some breddy gud names:
Kamehameha Liliuokalani
One of my favorite royal titles, though is the Samoan "king" (it's actually a more complex system with multiple titles where the high kingship rotates through families, and the current family's right to the title is disputed by some claimants, but close enough): The title is "Malietoa", which supposedly comes from Tongan warriors shouting "well fought, great warrior!" ("mālie toa, mālie tau!") as they were driven back into their boats when the first of the royal line drove a Tongan invasion/raiding party out of Samoa.
For that matter, the Tu'i Tonga Empire has a pretty cool sci-fi aesthetic to it to me.
Benjamin Wilson
It was a joke when I was in middle school 10 years ago.
Xavier Taylor
Can I request some cool titles/nicknames historical figures held? I am trying to come up with some for d&d NPCs
