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Thracian Names of the Amandal Plateau used for generations by the sky people are not uncommon for aristocratic lineages ruling outside of Thrace, such as in Asbardy, Aurice, or Shadrimporee.

A common naming convention for sons over a two or more generations is to use names that rhyme. The names of the Bijäls serve as an excellent example: Bralcast, Stalcast, Vast, Rhungast. Other endings include -bur, -ek, -los, -mir. In other examples, the first element is preserved and the ending changed: Bas-, Mas-, Rhog/Rhung-, Ze/Zet-. For example: Basgáddin, Basgúndin. This practice is particularly prevalent among those having or claiming Kalikán heritage.

During the time of the Zalladan Dynasty (26th century or 2500's) and some centuries before, it was inappropriate to name one's child after the King as he was considered semi-divine. Furthermore, the King's given name was rarely used even outside of his presence. Rather, his patronym was used, referring to him as, "King Son of father's name."

Personal Names

Male

Ädaz (Royal)
Alabast
Alabastrain
Angrúvas
Ardomir
Baiomir
Basgáddin (Royal)
Basgúndin (Royal)
Basomir (Royal)
Basvaris (Royal)
Bralcast
Bralcastrain
Brukkantema
Deif
Dimoluk
Gämunk
Jaffer
Kadvast
Kalihar
Kamunthára
Khabur
Khalos
Kraspar
Masdalikkan
Meglos
Midiankumir
Ondaz (Royal)
Rhoglos
Rutiangir
Santaurek
Sidvain
Skaiv
Stalcast
Stalcastrain
Stallos
Sudogvast
Tagomél
Thorg (adherent of Thwar)
Tugrohen
Tuvarek (Royal)
Tuvargáddin (Royal)
Tuvargúndin (Royal)
Tuvarobur (Royal)
Tuvaromir (Royal)
Uster
Vallast
Vallastrain
Vädudz (Royal)
Väduk (Royal)
Vädumani (archaic)
Vädumir
Vädusan (archaic)
Vankkagomir
Zesgáddin (Royal)
Zesmir (Royal)
Zespain (Royal)

Example of Generational Rhyming Names

Bralcast
Stalcast
Vast
Rhungast

Female

Almun
Ardósë
Asmun
Bethamena
Heilasa
Hurena
Katisa
Leiva
Lekasa
Litúmë
Mekarna
Nesdahlia
Niómë
Nolandrisa
Saba
Sáncuvë
Sunasa
Thama
Thruna
Thuvactira
Ullana
Uscavella
Vecabina
Vehirtasa

Aristocratic Houses (Historic and Modern)

Agdaisak
Balamon (Aurice)
Bijäl (Aurice)
Gattaniva (married to Bralcast Bijäl)
Grahondika (Grahondig)
Kaligär (aka Kaligger in Throvy)
Pehasalit (Asbardy)
Siglär
Ullingama
Ustok
Zalladan (Royal)

Gentry House Names

Aliugav
Gandas
Tandirik
Zupakka

Patronymy

Father's name + und example:

Basgáddin Basgúndinund
Basgáddin, son of Basgúndin

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 A common naming convention for sons over a two or more generations is to use names that rhyme.  The names of the Bijäls serve as an excellent example: Bralcast, Stalcast, Vast, Rhungast.  Other endings include -bur, -ek, -los, -mir.  In other examples, the first element is preserved and the ending changed: Bas-, Mas-,  Rhog/Rhung-, Ze/Zet-.  For example: Basgáddin, Basgúndin.  This practice is particularly prevalent among those having or claiming Kalikán heritage.
-During the time of the [[Shahakan Dynasty]] (26th century or 2500's) and some centuries before, it was inappropriate to name one's child after the King as he was considered semi-divine.  Furthermore, the King's given name was rarely used even outside of his presence. Rather, his patronym was used, referring to him as, "King Son of father's name."
+During the time of the [[Zalladan Dynasty]] (26th century or 2500's) and some centuries before, it was inappropriate to name one's child after the King as he was considered semi-divine.  Furthermore, the King's given name was rarely used even outside of his presence. Rather, his patronym was used, referring to him as, "King Son of father's name."
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