@TheAuditor Sure, no problem.

permission to integrate this to my mod, i would credit you.... thanks

Sure, why not? I might include it in the mod (just need to figure out, how to update the Workshop file via the Paradox Launcher, since I have moved the original files to another folder).

But, if you have suggestions, then suggest only pagan names, nothing like Jonas, Jurgis/Jurga (=George), Petras or Andrius or anything like that. and no Germanic names like Edgaras or Oskaras, It can also be a modern Lithuanian name, if its ethymology is Baltic.

You can check my list in the file "00_baltic.txt"

Thanks for the reply, you are correct in your observations, it does seem it was her baptized name, apologies for the rushed suggestion. Should I gather a collection of good names I will make sure to share it.

Thanks for the comment! Yes, I also had similar doubts about Plikiene, because it sounds stupid, but the fact that it was the first female Lithuanian name ever mentioned in a historical document was precisely the reason why I kept it. As to Morta, I also considered including it, but eventually I ommited it because it sounds similar to Marta, which is a Christian name, and there were enough purely Lithuanian names to go around.

The word Plikiene may be one the first historically mentioned names, but it is a last name nonetheless and basically means "wife of the baldy", I would recommend replacing it with another name that is an actual first name such as the name of King Mindaugas wife - Morta

Finally won't have to consult my calendar for Baltic names as much.

@Plati I dare you to pronounce it aloud!

> Baltic kingdom formed
> Look at the ruler
> Ēitingis Milagēidis

finally, immersion