Start year is 1250
Faction: Lithuania
Status: Completed
Total Names: 123
Authors: Grand Duke Vytautas & LDKsoldier
No surnames, leader is called Didysis Kunigaikstis and the heir Paveldetojas
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Start year is 1250
Faction: Lithuania
Status: Completed
Total Names: 123
Authors: Grand Duke Vytautas & LDKsoldier
No surnames, leader is called Didysis Kunigaikstis and the heir Paveldetojas
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Last edited by finneys13; June 05, 2007 at 12:34 PM.
Work away, no great hurry, have some months to do this.
Whatever is good for 1250. When does your mod start?
Wow very nice LDK soldier
You can delete mine if you wish, cuz they are included in LDK soldier's list
“Great empires are not maintained by timidity.” ― Tacitus
Excellent, will add to opening post.
Are you sure it's okay for 1250?
And did the Lithuanians not have surnames or bynames? Would good if they had, even if it was 'of Vilnus'.
Last edited by finneys13; June 05, 2007 at 09:07 AM.
Can those be in Lithuanian?
You want to ay if those can be in Lithuanian?
In Lithuanian they are:of Vilnius
of Kernave
of Medvegalis
of Siauliai
of Raseiniai
of Kaunas
of Aukstadvaris
of Satrija
is Vilniaus
is Kernaves
is Medvegalio
is Siauliu
is Raseiniu
is Kauno
is Aukstadvario
is Satrijos
Added.
Did the Lithuanians not use surnames? If it's going to be that few, I might just leave surnames out.
And as you are there, what was the faction leader and heir called in Lithuanian? And was the grammar King Peter or Peter King?
Maybe find a map of medieval Lithuania, and use all the towns you find on it for bynames.
Lithuanians didn't use a surnames, only after medieval age I think.
Lithuanian faction leader in all Medieval age was a Grand Duke (Didysis Kunigaikstis in lithuanian). The word "leader" in Lithuanian is: Valdovas.And as you are there, what was the faction leader and heir called in Lithuanian?
The word "heir" in Lithuanian is: paveldetojas.
King Peter.And was the grammar King Peter or Peter King?
So use surnames or not?
And the leader is called Didysis Kunigaikstis Peter and the heir Paveldetojas Peter?
Find maps to get physical bynames from instead of choosing no surnames.
If they didn't use surnames, they didn't use surnames, we just have to live with it. We don't want to make up new naming rules for a people.
Did they even use bynames?
No idea. Though it looks like most of the bynames used in the CNP are not historical; at least they cannot be proven to be (except for the French, Germans, and English).