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Lord Country

266 statements
50 feature instances
22 referencing feature instances

Lord Country	type	FeatureClass
Lord Country	label	Lord Country
Lord Country	page	LordCountry
Lord Country	comment	In many works of fiction, the ruler of a country or piece of land will often share his surname with the land itself. There can be a few reasons—the country may have been named by the ruler after himself, or the ruler may be an outsider who took the country's name as his own to fit in. It may also simply be tradition for the current ruler to take the name of the country as a surname when he comes to power. This practice comes from the old Western European naming convention, before the introduction of modern family names, to refer to people as "<name> of <birthplace or home>", such as Henry of York. Later in the medieval period this became known as a "territorial surname" and was used to specifically note that the person was a landowner or noble of some sort. On the other hand, the country might in fact have been named after the dynasty that rules or ruled it—the Principality of Liechtenstein, for example, is named after the ruling House of Liechtenstein ... which in turn is named after its ancestral home in Castle Liechtenstein, Austria. In fiction this can occur due to authors not having knowledge of noble houses, or the proper history behind territorial surnames. In short, it's simply easy to name the ruler of a country after the country, because it saves the writer getting into the politics of the political houses and it's easier to remember for the reader. Compare Egopolis.
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Lord Country / int_13bb4300	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_13bb4300	comment	Both the original The Wicker Man (1973) and the 2006 remake have these; the former being Lord Summerisle, the latter being Sister Summerisle.
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The Wicker Man (1973)	hasFeature	Lord Country / int_13bb4300
Lord Country / int_15c6ea92	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_15c6ea92	comment	Wonder Woman (1987): The kreel emperor of the Sangtee Empire is known only as Emperor Sangtee or the Sangtee Empire, and no proper name is used for them outside of their title.
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Lord Country / int_16fc4335	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_16fc4335	comment	In the Heralds of Valdemar series, the Kingdom of Valdemar is named after its first ruler, King Kordas Valdemar. He in turn was Duke Kordas of the Duchy of Valdemar (demoted to Baron just before leaving) in the Eastern Empire, which he fled with his people when it became too despotic. When they settled, they insisted that he crown himself and named the land after him. His surname is taken from his former duchy, and so his people were already accustomed to thinking of the land as "Valdemar" and themselves as Valdemarans.
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Lord Country / int_1ad4fe9a	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_1ad4fe9a	comment	In Might and Magic VI, several of the lords share names with the castles they reside in, but the only where it is shared with the nearest settlement or the region is Castle Ironfist (which is definitely of the place-named-for-family variety, as the local Ironfist branch comes from a lord who accidentally fled to another world after a failed usurpation attempt, and then unified the Kingdom of Enroth in his new home after building a new seat).
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Lord Country / int_2192aeb3	comment	Happens a lot in the Fire Emblem series. In Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade and The Blazing Blade, the marquesses of Lycia are referred to after the provinces they govern, such as Marquess Ostia (being Uther or Hector, depending on the game) or Marquess Pherae (Elbert & Eliwood, respectively) and Lord Pent and his wife Louise are also called Count/Countess Reglay. In Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, we have Elincia Ridell Crimea, princess (later queen) of Crimea, as well as King Daein (Ashnard) and King Kilvas (Naesala).
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Lord Country / int_219914e9	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_219914e9	comment	In The Queen's Thief, the monarchs of the three countries (Sounis, Eddis, Attolia) are identified by the country each of them rules. They all do have individual birth names, though.
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Lord Country / int_2f48034	comment	Anbennar: After a former slave named Castan founded the empire that would be known as Castanor or Castan's Empire, every subsequent emperor took the name Castan upon ascension (while known by their regnal number during their reign, most of them would become known as "Castan the [Something]" or "Castan [Something]" after something that stood out about their reign, to help keep them apart — for example, the first became known as Castan the Progenitor while the last became known as Castan the Enthralled). The tradition is restored if Castanor is refounded in-game, although for mechanical reasons it isn't properly representednote there isn't any command that can rename a monarch, so the re-founder keeps their non-Castan name despite, lore-wise, becoming Castan LIV, and if dynastic succession is adopted the player can simply name their heir something other than Castan
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Lord Country / int_3be307d1	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_3be307d1	comment	The Imperial House of Jurai from Tenchi Muyo! all take 'Jurai' as a surname after bonding with with a tree ship, which is part of the succession laws. This results in Jurai royalty having double surnames, since before attaching "Jurai" they already have the surname of one of the four branches of the family (Masaki, Kamiki, Amaki or Tatsuki).
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Lord Country / int_40ef1034	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_40ef1034	comment	In The Seven Deadly Sins, Princess Elizabeth Liones and the rest of the royal family share their surname with the name of their kingdom, Liones.
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Lord Country / int_427f8a27	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_427f8a27	comment	All four of the kingdoms that show up in Dog Days (Biscotti Republic, Galette Dominion, Duchy of Pastillage, and Halver Kingdom) share their surnames with their respective ruling families.
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Lord Country / int_459ca4de	comment	The main setting of the Galaxy Angel videogames is the Transbaal empire. All of the known members of the royal family bear it as their surname: Emperor Gerald Transbaal (who is killed along with the rest of the royal family in the prologue), Prince Eonia Transbaal (who still uses it despite being exiled five years prior to the first game), and Prince Shiva Transbaal (the last surviving member of the royal family after the coup on the capital).
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Lord Country / int_49a88435	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_49a88435	comment	Final Fantasy XII, Ashe's last name is Dalmasca, while her husband Rasler shares his surname Nabradia with his kingdom. Averted with the Archadian and Rozarrian Empires; the rulers of Arcadia are House Solidor and the rulers of Rozarria are House Margrace.
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Lord Country / int_49ad83ee	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_49ad83ee	comment	In World of Warcraft, the isle and city of Mechagon are named after King Mechagon, the mad king of the Mechagnomes.
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Lord Country / int_4ff86f51	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_4ff86f51	comment	In Will of Heaven, characters are usually referred to as whatever they're king/emperor of.
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Lord Country / int_50bcf7a6	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Averted in Homestuck. Lord English is not the lord of England, or really even all that English to begin with. He's a space alien. Lord English (as well as his minions) are all billiards-themed gangsters, and the term "english" refers to the spin you put on the cue ball.
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Lord Country / int_50cb8af5	comment	The Vision of Escaflowne: Van Fanel, King of Fanelia
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Lord Country / int_517380f	comment	In the Terra Ignota series, King Isabel Carlos II of Spain is almost exclusively called just Spain by both the narrator and his fellow heads of state due to being the only one without any proper last name to fall back on.
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Lord Country / int_52e8fba	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_52e8fba	comment	The Land of Oz is at first ruled by the Wizard, who calls himself Oz. We later learn that the land was already called Oz before he got there and the fact that the Wizard was also named Oz was a coincidence. The Wizard thought they had named the country after him. From the second book onward, Oz is ruled by a princess named Ozma. Depending on the backstory of the given book, male rulers are always named Oz and female rulers are always named Ozma, so the Wizard arriving in a hot air balloon emblazoned with "OZ" is why the citizens declared him ruler in the first place.
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Lord Country / int_58c15fb0	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_58c15fb0	comment	In Hurog, the family who rules the land Hurog lives in castle Hurog, and is called Hurog. The head of the family is called "Hurogmeten", but that's just indicating that he's the ruler.
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Lord Country / int_638624c8	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_638624c8	comment	Slayers: The entire Seyruunian/Saillunean royal family has names ending with "Seyruun". Amelia, for example, is Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun.
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Lord Country / int_6c39a620	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_6c39a620	comment	Ascendance of a Bookworm: Duchies are named after the ruling noble family. Thus, the Ehrenfest duchy and its capital are named after the archducal house Ehrenfest.
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Lord Country / int_70814599	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_70814599	comment	In Stargate SG-1, Master Bra'tac constantly refers to General Hammond as "Hammond of Texas". It isn't so much this trope here, though, than the Jaffa formal way of addressing a peer (Jaffa don't have family names, and use instead their places of origin). When O'Neill first talked to Bra'tac about the General, he mentioned he was from Texas, and it stuck.
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Lord Country / int_72e68fc6	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_72e68fc6	comment	In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney â€“ Spirit of Justice, members of the Kingdom of Khura'in's royal family also bear the surname Khura'in.
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Lord Country / int_74f7210c	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_74f7210c	comment	The Legend of Zelda: A couple games (The Wind Waker, Breath of the Wild) give the royal family of Hyrule the last name Hyrule. Both are justified, as the land was once ruled and protected by the goddess Hylia, and Skyward Sword reveals that the first Zelda was Hylia's reincarnation and is implied to have resettled Hyrule with humans after the game's end. The final dungeon of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is in the long dead eastern kingdom of Ikana. Partway through, you fight the undead skeleton of its last king, Igos du Ikana. Judging by this construction, 'du' probably means 'of' in whatever language is spoken in Ikana (probably Hylian), rendering him 'Igos of Ikana'. A Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, Oracle of Ages, and Twilight Princess have characters named "King Zora" who rule over Zora's Domain. Also doubles as Species Surname.
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Lord Country / int_76e7de99	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_76e7de99	comment	The Forgotten Realms setting flipflops on this with regard to the city-state of Neverwinter. According to some sources it's called that because its river never freezes (due to being heated by a nearby volcano). Other sources point to it being a truncation of "Never's Winter" after Lord Halueth Never, its earliest ruler.
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Lord Country / int_7b8a465f	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_7b8a465f	comment	Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series: In "The Most Dangerous Duck Hunt", Baron von Licktenstamp rules over his tiny island of... Licktenstamp. His island country is also a source of the very rare mineral Solaranite; the ducks are invited to a hunt on the island while investigating how Dragaunus got his claws on some.
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Lord Country / int_7de8951a	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_7de8951a	comment	In Traveller, the head of an Aslan clan is identified by the name of his clan. When distinguished from his clan as an individual the syllable "ko" ("chief" or literally "himself") is added. That is the head of Coolclan is formally either Coolclan or Coolclanko.
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Lord Country / int_7f574499	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_7f574499	comment	Castle in the Sky: Both Sheeta and Muska have the true surname "Laputa", which marks them as descendants of the titular kingdom's royal family.
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Lord Country / int_86814cd2	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_86814cd2	comment	Final Fantasy IX, the royal family of Alexandria bear the name "Alexandros". Both double as foreshadowing of the kingdom's guardian Eidolon, Alexander.
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Lord Country / int_86814e56	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_86814e56	comment	Final Fantasy VI, Edger Roni Figaro rules the kingdom of Figaro.
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Lord Country / int_86814ea1	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_86814ea1	comment	Final Fantasy XV, Noctis has the middle name of Lucis, the name of his kingdom.
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Lord Country / int_877eac68	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_877eac68	comment	In The Familiar of Zero, the princess and later queen of the country of Tristain is named Henrietta de Tristain; meaning Henrietta of Tristain.
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Lord Country / int_8dd8ec81	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_8dd8ec81	comment	The planetary senshi of Sailor Moon, when in their princess forms, are known as 'Princess (Planet)', ex: Princess Mercury, Princess Venus, Princess Uranus, etc.
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Lord Country / int_9d34190a	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_9d34190a	comment	The Elder Scrolls: The legendary Yokudan (Precursors to the Redguards) hero and Ansei, Frandar Hunding, both plays this straight and inverts it in difference instances. To note: Playing it straight, both Hunding Bay in Hammerfell and Port Hunding on the island of Stros M'Kai are named after him. Also Inverted, as the "Hunding" part of his name refers to the region of Yokuda where he was born. Essentially, these places were named after him, who was already named after a different place. There is actually in-universe debate over whether Reman Cyrodiil, the founder of the Second Cyrodiilic Empire, took the name of the country as his surname when he was crowned or if the country is named after him. It is likely that he took the name of the country, which was originally "Cyrod" in the language of the Ayleids. As mentioned, there have been three recognized Cyrodiilic Empires in Tamriellic history. To differentiate them, they are often referred to with the name of the ruling dynasty. The first is the Alessian Empire, founded by St. Alessia "the Slave Queen". The second is the Reman Empire, founded by Reman Cyrodiil. The third is the Septim Empire, founded by Tiber Septim, and is the ruling empire during each game in the series through Oblivion. Following the events of Oblivion, the Empire is left without a Septim on the throne and goes into a steep decline. Titus Mede, a local warlord, manages to capture the Imperial Throne and establishes the Mede Dynasty. However, it isn't a true dynasty like the others and generally is not counted among them. It has largely claimed the remaining pieces of the Septim Empire. The legendary Aldmeri Bold Explorer and poet, Topal the Pilot, lends his name to Tamriel's Topal Bay and the Niben River system of Cyrodiil is named after his ship. Ironically, Topal explored the Topal Bay and Niben River system by mistake. After exiting Black Marsh, while trying to get back home to Firsthold, he mistook the "jutting peninsula" of Elsweyr as the mainland sailed north into the Bay and River. Had he known that was a peninsula and sailed around it, he would have gotten home much sooner and never would have explored central Cyrodiil, his most famous accomplishment. St. Veloth was the legendary Chimer mystic who led his people away from the decadence of the Summerset Isles to their new homeland in Morrowind. The mountain range separating Morrowind from Skyrim is known as the Velothi Mountains in his honor.
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Lord Country / int_9d47a2a2	comment	So many from A Song of Ice and Fire. Some examples: The North: The Cerwyns of Cerwyn. Westerlands: The Baneforts of Banefort. Crownlands: The Hayfords of Hayford. Iron Islands: The Blacktydes of Blacktyde. Reach: The Hightowers of the High Tower. Dorne: The Blackmonts of Blackmont. Riverlands: The Darrys of Darry. The Vale: The Redforts of Redfort.
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Lord Country / int_a03824e8	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_a03824e8	comment	The DCU Wonder Woman (1987): The kreel emperor of the Sangtee Empire is known only as Emperor Sangtee or the Sangtee Empire, and no proper name is used for them outside of their title. The country of Markovia, homeland of heroes Terra and Geo-Force, is ruled by the Markov dynasty.
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Lord Country / int_a4a6b86a	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_a4a6b86a	comment	In Code Geass, all Britannian royalty has the last name "Britannia" with some prefix, like "di Britannia" or "li Britannia".
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Lord Country / int_a81325d3	comment	Final Fantasy: Final Fantasy V, Tycoon is ruled by Alexander Highwind Tycoon and Karnak is ruled by Queen Karnak. Final Fantasy VI, Edger Roni Figaro rules the kingdom of Figaro. Final Fantasy IX, the royal family of Alexandria bear the name "Alexandros". Both double as foreshadowing of the kingdom's guardian Eidolon, Alexander. Final Fantasy XII, Ashe's last name is Dalmasca, while her husband Rasler shares his surname Nabradia with his kingdom. Averted with the Archadian and Rozarrian Empires; the rulers of Arcadia are House Solidor and the rulers of Rozarria are House Margrace. Final Fantasy XV, Noctis has the middle name of Lucis, the name of his kingdom.
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Lord Country / int_b1df22ec	comment	Asbel and Hubert from Tales of Graces have the last name Lhant, the same name as their hometown which their family rules over, though Hubert subverts this trope after being adopted by the Oswell family and taking on their last name.
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Lord Country / int_beac6ffb	comment	The final dungeon of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is in the long dead eastern kingdom of Ikana. Partway through, you fight the undead skeleton of its last king, Igos du Ikana. Judging by this construction, 'du' probably means 'of' in whatever language is spoken in Ikana (probably Hylian), rendering him 'Igos of Ikana'.
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Lord Country / int_c0c57462	comment	The monarchs of Guardia in Chrono Trigger in the years 600 and 1000 are known only as King Guardia XXI and King Guardia XXXIII, respectively.
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Lord Country / int_c2463c53	type	Lord Country
Lord Country / int_c2463c53	comment	Final Fantasy V, Tycoon is ruled by Alexander Highwind Tycoon and Karnak is ruled by Queen Karnak.
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Lord Country / int_c35714d6	comment	Blackadder: In the first series, Edmund attempts to get out of his marriage to the Infanta of Spain by dressing garishly to make her think he's gay, apparently modelling his fashion after the Earl of Doncaster. This leads to his father greeting him (in usual BRIANBLESSED fashion) with "MORNING, DONCASTER!!!"
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Lord Country / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: In "The Curse of Peladon" and its sequel story "The Monster of Peladon", the ambassador from Alpha Centauri is just called Alpha Centauri. Presumably this was done by the writers to give a Shakespearean feel to all the courtly intrigue. In "The Curse of Peladon" only, the King of Peladon is named simply "Peladon".
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Lord Country / int_c96cfe29	comment	A Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, Oracle of Ages, and Twilight Princess have characters named "King Zora" who rule over Zora's Domain. Also doubles as Species Surname.
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Lord Country / int_e48493b3	comment	In the Ultima series, Lord British rules over Britannia. In this case the land was named after him: He united the land, then called Sosaria, under one banner and rechristened it Britannia.
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Lord Country / int_e8c509ae	comment	In The Traitor Baru Cormorant, all the dukes and duchesses of Aurdwynn are named after their duchies to the point where the names of the duchies are used as if they were their personal names: Duke Oathsfire of Oathsfire becomes just Oathsfire, Duchess Nayauru of Nayauru becomes just Nayauru, and so on. The only exception is Duchess Tain Hu of Vultjag, who sports a first and last name but is also vastly more important to the narrator.
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Lord Country / int_ec28245c	comment	In Dragon Ball Z, all the kings who rule Planet Vegeta are named Vegeta themselves, though it's a bit of a moot point now since Planet Vegeta got blown up. The current Vegeta is Vegeta IV, while his father was King Vegeta III, who had renamed the planet after himself after conquering it.
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Lord Country / int_ed8faece	comment	In A Magical Roommate, Aylia is properly named Aylia of Umbria because she's a member of the royal family of Umbria. However, in the other mundane world, she drops the 'of' and reluctantly uses Umbria as her surname.
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Lord Country / int_fccc35cc	comment	In Crusader Kings II, nomadic khagans and rulers of Arabic, Turkish, Indian, Tibetan, and Han cultures (and the offscreen Emperor of China in the Jade Dragon expansion) have the country named after their dynasty, e.g. the Abbasid Empire. (If there are multiple rulers of the same tier and dynasty, the one with the most realm holdings takes priority and the others are referred to by the actual name of the title, e.g. Arabian Empire as opposed to Abbasid Empire.)
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