Guess my name.

[Tribunal]

Muhammad Shir'khan?

Christianity as a blanket still outnumbers Islam, although I suppose the poster could have meant "fastest growing" (though that's so debatable it is funny) or been mistaken.

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Christian Khun

Closest one.

Ok. 1st name is right. Now the last name: mowgli's enemy's 1st name, to which you add what you get when you troll this forum.

[Vizardlorde]

Buddha Ka?

my name is an old anglo-indian name for Settlement...

edited... I should get my facts straight next time...:/

Is it Hassun?

Closest one.

Ok. 1st name is right. Now the last name: mowgli's enemy's 1st name, to which you add what you get when you troll this forum.

Shereban? sounds weird but i got nothing better

[StayTuned]

lol the hint was really boad so this is a wild guess but what about Nikola?

Its hard to find some good hints for the way my name is spelled isnt that common.
In ancient times, my name was popular amongst french kings

[Tribunal]

Is it Alexa?

Less popular (US anyways) female version. I'm trying to not give it away but... male version was a biblical prophet. No US president has had the name as either a given or surname, however two Vice Presidents have had a version of it as a given name.

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Ok. 1st name is right. Now the last name: mowgli's enemy's 1st name, to which you add what you get when you troll this forum.

Shereban, lol? Sherefacepalm probably isn't right

[Draqson]

my name is not hassun
my name derives from the old anglo-american word for settlement (on a hill)
an oscar-winning actor bears my name

[Tribunal]

Its hard to find some good hints for the way my name is spelled isnt that common.
In ancient times, my name was popular amongst french kings

Louis? Childebert?

[Vizardlorde]

Its hard to find some good hints for the way my name is spelled isnt that common.
In ancient times, my name was popular amongst french kings

My guess would be Clovis but it cant be right because idk of any other variations to it.

[Tribunal]

my name is not hassun
my name derives from the old anglo-american word for settlement (on a hill)
an oscar-winning actor bears my name

Heaton or Hutton?

[StayTuned]

Louis? Childebert?

No.
Spain had also a king with my name. Note: those kings are spelled differently

My guess would be Clovis but it cant be right because idk of any other variations to it.

No, sorry.

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Is it Hassun?


Shereban? sounds weird but i got nothing better

Bingo! Christian Serban pronounced Sherban, though. Yay

[Vizardlorde]

Less popular (US anyways) female version. I'm trying to not give it away but... male version was a biblical prophet. No US president has had the name as either a given or surname, however two Vice Presidents have had a version of it as a given name.

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Shereban, lol? Sherefacepalm probably isn't right

Is it Eliza? (idk btw the tiger's name is Shere Khan and if you troll forums you get banned so...)

[Draqson]

Heaton or Hutton?

no, its a forename of an oscar-winning actor...
my name has only 1 syllable

and for people just arrived:
(my name is not hassun, hutton or haeton
my name derives from the old anglo-american word for settlement (on a hill)
an oscar-winning actor bears my name)

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No.
Spain had also a king with my name. Note: those kings are spelled differently




No, sorry.

Alfons? or Alfonso?

[Tyrilion]

Less popular (US anyways) female version. I'm trying to not give it away but... male version was a biblical prophet. No US president has had the name as either a given or surname, however two Vice Presidents have had a version of it as a given name.

Danielle, short version Dani ?

My name can found quite commonly throughout england and spain, Many Kings in the tudor and elizibethan times have shared this name

[Vizardlorde]

No.
Spain had also a king with my name. Note: those kings are spelled differently




No, sorry.

Philip? ... Idk Spain has so many little kingdoms in it that naming a king that would be more difficult than listing the entire English royal line.

no, its a forename of an oscar-winning actor...
my name has only 1 syllable

and for people just arrived:
(my name is not hassun, hutton or haeton
my name derives from the old anglo-american word for settlement (on a hill)
an oscar-winning actor bears my name)

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Alfons? or Alfonso?

Is it Clift?

[Tribunal]

Danielle, short version Dani ?

Yep, and yay for shortening it correctly! No extra 'n's, 'i's, or any other such nonsense c:

My guess for your name: Phillip.

[StayTuned]

Philip? ... Idk Spain has so many little kingdoms in it that naming a king that would be more difficult than listing the entire English royal line.

Yes Now, even though its not the correct way of writing my name I congratz you :P

[Lord Pebbleton]

I am named after a famous man whose existence is uncertain to historians.

Jarolaan the Bloodthirsty?

[Vizardlorde]

Yes Now, even though its not the correct way of writing my name I congratz you :P

Ill go with Filip Scandinavian version.

[Tyrilion]

Yep, and yay for shortening it correctly! No extra 'n's, 'i's, or any other such nonsense c:

My guess for your name: Phillip.

I share the name with a Son of henry