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=== Pre-Rapture Names === | === Pre-Rapture Names === | ||
| + | In Pre-Rapture times, names were based on past deeds. A person would inherit the father's last name at birth, but through their own deeds, would then be able to gain a unique last name. After earning a new last name the family name would then become a middle name.<br> | ||
| + | It was deemed prestigious to have several middle names, wether bad or good, notoriety was usually gauged by the number of middle names on had.<br> | ||
| + | During official naming of a person,(which would occur during an event involving members of royalty or leadership) the father and grandfather's last names would also be mentioned and at times the mother's as well.<br> | ||
| + | An example of an official naming:<br> | ||
| + | "Blathazar Brimstone Staffbearer the Enlightnened, son of Salaren Brimstone, son of Haltamen Crimsonhand" | ||
=== Post-Rapture Names === | === Post-Rapture Names === | ||
| + | When societies rebuilded after the rapture, a simpler naming convention began.<br> | ||
| + | A person's last name would reflect the family name passed down by their forefather and only through great deeds could someone receive a title.<br> | ||
| + | Some societies (such as the [[Nordmen]]) still use Pre-Rapture naming or similar naming conventions. | ||
Revision as of 11:31, 19 September 2011
Ancient Names
Pre-Rapture Names
In Pre-Rapture times, names were based on past deeds. A person would inherit the father's last name at birth, but through their own deeds, would then be able to gain a unique last name. After earning a new last name the family name would then become a middle name.
It was deemed prestigious to have several middle names, wether bad or good, notoriety was usually gauged by the number of middle names on had.
During official naming of a person,(which would occur during an event involving members of royalty or leadership) the father and grandfather's last names would also be mentioned and at times the mother's as well.
An example of an official naming:
"Blathazar Brimstone Staffbearer the Enlightnened, son of Salaren Brimstone, son of Haltamen Crimsonhand"
Post-Rapture Names
When societies rebuilded after the rapture, a simpler naming convention began.
A person's last name would reflect the family name passed down by their forefather and only through great deeds could someone receive a title.
Some societies (such as the Nordmen) still use Pre-Rapture naming or similar naming conventions.
