Here a list of Malay's names:
Male Names:
Female Names:
Inherited Malay Titles (or surname)
Usually Malay don’t have surname. Their name are base on (given name) Bin (or Binti for female) (name of his / her father). eg: Ali Bin Abu / Fatimah Binti Said : Ali and Fatimah are given names, while Abu and Said are their fathers.
However, Malay has inherited titles (like Pangeran in Brunei and Indonesia) which are inherited through one’s descendant.
Royal title:
Noble title:
So, one’s name can be like this: Raja Ali / Tun Zainal Abidin / Tunku Ismail / Wan Ahmad (titles come first, followed by one’s name) and the titles are inherited by the descendant (like surname)
Hmm, can RTW engine implement this? (Surnames come first, followed by names)
Office titles
Office titles were awarded after few years in office and they are non-hereditary. Usually, after a noble get a title, he was called by the title name to address him (like someone who changes his name).
I Think in RTW engine, name cannot be changed. But it can be added using epithet. In EB, I have found that they are using epithet in export_VnVs.text files for Hayasdan, Pahlava and SPQR.
So, for example, it will become like this:
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), some of them started as fishing villages, then only became important after the foundation of Perak and Johor...
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Originally Posted by wlesmana
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but its historical. some say it is the special forces that open Pajajaran mighty gate.
that was tad too many.... the similar units (with only little differences in either weaponary or battle usage) could be merged...
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