
Revolution and Prosperity of the Song Dynasty
革兴大宋
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- Alternate History
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- 10y ago
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- Qidian
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[Comment]Indian Names
The names of the Indians are not like the Indo-European names that are called with the middle sound, but are very distinctive. You usually have three names in your life: the name you were given when you were born, the name you used to call whatever you saw when you were a child, and the name you used when you first fought. Their names are more like nicknames. The names are very interesting. For example, the very famous Sioux people include Red Cloud and Crazy Horse. Commonly used names include cow, horse, bear, eagle, leopard, rabbit, etc. There are also natural phenomena such as wind, rain, thunder, and the moon, which are caused by seeing them. I read an interesting story that when Ronald Reagan was president, many Indians were called Reagan. That was because they often saw this character on TV. There is also a name for how one behaves in battle, such as calling him a coward, calling him a master, etc. When younger people call their elders, they cannot call them by their names or the phenomenon in nature. They should address them in a roundabout way and use modified language. For example, the moon, I would say, is that thing that shines at night and is sometimes round and sometimes curved.