The Stainless Steel Names Overhaul Project (SSNOP)

[Fair Prince]

Thanks, awesome list (a rep is yours immediately), though for simplicity reasons I'd like to ask you to please put all your corrections and the new names into the excel table, then post it.

[Fair Prince]

Good news again for the players, Swedish names will also be included in the project in order to make it compatible with Caesar Clivus' Battle for the Baltic mod (and who knows, maybe once SS will use them too ).
The work on their name list is already in progress by preachercheeze.

Note: a new Swedish table has been added to the first post.

[Tadzreuli]

georgian faction is already added in the SS or not ? or this is future project ?

[Caesar Clivus]

georgian faction is already added in the SS or not ? or this is future project ?

Future. There is a submod in production.

[Fair Prince]

georgian faction is already added in the SS or not ? or this is future project ?

As I said to you before, it's a future project, but I thought it's better to prepare for that.
I thank for your contribution, the Georgian name list is good as done - the KoG project team may now use it if they wish.

[Babur]

Timurid names

characters

Abdul
Abdur
Abdullah
Abu Bakr
Abu Said
Ahmad
Akil
Ala-ud-daula
Ali
Amir
Alangar
Badi-uz-zaman
Baiqara
Baisanghar
Hussain
Ibrahim
Ijil
Khalil
Mahmud
Mansur
Masud
Minuchihr
Miran
Muhammad
Murad
Muzafar
Nasir
Nasiruddin
Pir
Rustam
Shah Rukh
Sikandar
Siyurghatmish
Sulaiman
Timur
Ulugh
Ulugh Beg
Umar Sheikh
Usman
Vais
Walad
Yadgar
Zahiruddin

surnames



Khan
Mirza

[Fair Prince]

Excellent job, though some surnames/bynames and a couple of female names are still needed.
A rep is yours anyway, just keep up the good work!

[Fair Prince]

I've uploaded the first preview of the names in the first post, so you can now get an insight into how the character names will look in SSNOP.
Some of the name lists are still being worked on, hence the 'teaser table' is not full yet (I'll keep updating it). I tried to showcase the faction-specific letters where possible, hopefully you'll like them.

Every contributor did a great work, with my personal favourite being the Russian name list: CarbEast managed to find such an impressive and elegant balance between the Latin and Cyrillic letters that the result is a pure joy to watch (in my opinion, of course).

Feel free to express your thoughts on it or on any name list!

[Fair Prince]

Babur has completed the Timurid name list with the use of the Chagatai Turkish language where possible.
Unfortunately, there aren't many Chagatai surnames and female names in historical sources, thus the original Timurid names will be used in their place - but nevertheless, Babur did a great work and deserves credit for his contribution.

The Chagatai table has been removed from the first post.

[nuel92]

Mongols, Kipchak has no surname?
If so, I'll delete Seljuk's surname. It's close to the truth.

[nuel92]

Attachment 105707

change log

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Name.
Abū al-Muẓaffar: add
Ahmet -> Ahmed
Akin: delete
Alp Arslan: add
Arslan: add
Atilla: delete
Berkyaruk: delete
Celaleddin: delete
Cemalettin: delete
Cihangirhan: delete
Eyüp: delete
Fahreddin: delete
Faruk -> Farrukh
Hayreddin: delete
İzzettin: delete
İlyas -> İlyās
Imad: delete
Ishak -> Isḥāq
Kılıç: delete
Kılıç Arslan: add
Melikşah: add
Muslihuddin: delete
Muhammed: delete (Muhammed = Mehmet)
Nasreddin: delete
Nizameddin: delete
Özbek: add
Rukn: delete
Sadettin: delete
Sebahettin: delete
Selahettin: delete
Semseddin: delete
Seyfeddin: delete
Taceddin: delete
Vahideddin: delete

surname:
Hamidoglu -> Hamidooğlu
Dulkadiroğlu: add
Osmanlı: add
Söğüt: add
Kınık: add
as saljuki -> Selçukı

Mu'īn al-Dīn: add
…. etc.

male name: 282
surname: 57
byname: 132
female name: 102 (I can't touch them.)

[nuel92]

Attachment 105733

surname "Köprülü" add. I forgot it.
and some byname add.

[Fair Prince]

Thanks nuel, outstanding work, your rep and credit is well-deserved.
I'll add your names to the preview soon, so the players can get a taste of the new Turkish names.

Actually, the Cumans, Mongols and Timurids have indeed no surnames - there was only a handful available of them, so I thought it's better if they're completely omitted from the lists.

[preachercheeze]

Hi Fair Prince...

I try to upload the .xls but I only get an error.... solution?

[Meneth]

Hi Fair Prince...

I try to upload the .xls but I only get an error.... solution?

Try putting it in a zip-file and uploading that instead.

[preachercheeze]

EDIT: forgot to press upload... DOH!!!

[preachercheeze]

there are still some changes that needs to be done... during the early era the names for Norway, Denmark and Sweden where similar, but during the later eras, the names started to get more and more diversified... in Denmark, Christian was very popular and in Sweden it was more to the Erik or Gustav.... (all due to the royalty)

[Fair Prince]

there are still some changes that needs to be done... during the early era the names for Norway, Denmark and Sweden where similar, but during the later eras, the names started to get more and more diversified... in Denmark, Christian was very popular and in Sweden it was more to the Erik or Gustav.... (all due to the royalty)

For the time being I'll stick with your current names, but in the future you can always correct your list if you want (the same goes for everyone).
I'll appreciate and reward that.

[Caesar Clivus]

there are still some changes that needs to be done... during the early era the names for Norway, Denmark and Sweden where similar, but during the later eras, the names started to get more and more diversified... in Denmark, Christian was very popular and in Sweden it was more to the Erik or Gustav.... (all due to the royalty)

Thanks for your work preacher

[R-teen]

Revised list of the Khwarazmshahian names.
I used hyphen for some of the names, but I don't know if that's okay? So tell me if it's not so I can correct them.