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Tria Nomina
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Tria Nomina replaces the lackluster & horribly inaccurate vanilla Roman name list with the historically accurate Tria nomina (three names).

Praenomen were given names. Over 120 names included, each one is weighted to take into account how common/popular a name was.

Nomen, or gentes, was the Tribe name, equivelent to a CK3 Dynasty. The mod includes all historically known patrician (noble) gens. I did not include plebian gentes because CK3 does not assign dynasties to lowborn.

Cognomen is the Family name, equivelent to a CK3 House. Not everyone had a cognomen, only very large or very powerful gentes did. Most Romans only had two names, their gens was their family. Tria Nomina includes over 56 historically attested cognomen.

If you are using my other Roman mod, Medieval Romans, you do *not* need this one.
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Shazzer 11 nov @ 11:27 
@mjdezell Agnomen ultimately became identifiers though like Marcus Tullius 'Cicero' Cicero means Chickpea in Latin but it became a fixed identifier.
Shazzer 11 nov @ 11:23 
Hell yeah finally.
mjdezell 10 okt @ 18:58 
Agnomen were nicknames, so those are already in the game. For example, Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix - the agnomen 'felix' just means 'the lucky' or 'the fortunate'.
Black_Viking737 9 okt @ 6:17 
This is brilliant. But I have one question, what about Agnomina?