Royal Name Generator

Need a noble title fast. This royal name generator builds classic royal names with one click. You pick gender or title, or leave both set to Any. The tool then assembles a complete royal name for your story, game, or project.

Each result follows a clear pattern. Title and first name come first. A Roman numeral may appear sixty percent of the time. An epithet may appear forty percent of the time. The name always ends with of and a kingdom.

How the royal name generator works

The generator pulls from curated lists of titles, first names, epithets, and kingdoms. It uses simple rules to shape each result.

• If you select a specific title, the tool sets gender from that title.
• If you leave title as Any and select a gender, it picks a title from that gender list.
• If both fields stay on Any, it chooses a random gender and a matching title.
• It always picks a first name that matches the chosen gender.
• It may add a Roman numeral from I to X with a sixty percent chance.
• It may add an epithet with a forty percent chance.
• It always ends with of and a kingdom, like of Wessex or of Burgundy.

How to use this tool

1. Open the royal name generator page.
2. Choose Gender, or leave it set to Any.
3. Choose Title, or leave it set to Any.
4. Click Generate Royal Name.
5. Read the result shown under the button.
6. Click Show History to view the last ten names.
7. Click Clear History to wipe the list and start fresh.
8. If you pick a title, the Gender field updates to match that title.

What each field means

Gender

• Any picks male or female at random.
• Male limits first names and titles to the male list.
• Female limits first names and titles to the female list.

Title

• Any picks a title that matches the current gender choice.
• Pick from King, Queen, Prince, Princess, Duke, or Duchess.
• Pick from Emperor, Empress, Lord, or Lady for a wider set.
• Selecting a title sets the Gender field to the correct value.

Generate Royal Name

• Click this button to create a new royal name.
• Click again to get a fresh result.

Show History

• Shows or hides your recent results.
• The newest name appears at the top of the list.

Clear History

• Removes all items from the history list.

What the output shows

Each result follows this simple format.

Title FirstName optional Roman numeral optional epithet of Kingdom

Here is a sample breakdown.

• Title and first name define the core, like King Arthur.
• Roman numeral adds rank, like III or VIII.
• Epithet adds flavor, like the Brave or the Just.
• Kingdom grounds the name, like of York or of Saxony.

This format mirrors classic naming styles from myth and history. It reads well in fiction, role play, and tabletop campaigns.

Tips for better results

• Leave both fields on Any for broad variety.
• Fix a title to shape the tone of your setting.
• Click a few times to gather options, then compare them.
• Use History to shortlist your favorites.
• Pick a title like Empress for a stronger voice, or Lady for a softer touch.

Limitations and notes

• History stores up to ten names.
• History clears on page refresh.
• Roman numerals range from I to X.
• Epithets appear based on chance, not rules of lineage.
• The generator outputs a title and a first name, plus optional parts.
• Kingdoms include mythic and historical places, like Avalon and Burgundy.
• Picking a title sets the Gender field to male or female as needed.

Examples of generated names

• King Henry V the Just of Lancaster
• Queen Isabella IV the Wise of York
• Prince George of Wessex
• Princess Charlotte II the Noble of Aquitaine
• Duke Richard VIII the Brave of Burgundy
• Duchess Eleanor the Gracious of Essex
• Emperor Alexander III the Magnificent of Saxony
• Empress Catherine the Benevolent of Castile
• Lord Thomas VI of Mercia
• Lady Beatrice the Peacemaker of Valencia

Common use cases

• Fiction writing and worldbuilding.
• Tabletop role playing games and campaigns.
• Video game characters and clans.
• Social media role play names.
• Classroom prompts and creative exercises.
• Alternate history projects.

Why use this royal name generator

You get fast, consistent results that fit a classic style. You can guide the output with gender and title, or go fully random. The history log helps you compare names and pick the best fit. Clean structure makes each result easy to read and reuse.

Getting the most value

• Lock a title that matches your story era.
• Collect ten results in History, then prune the list.
• Scan the epithets to match a character arc.
• Match kingdoms to your map or house names.
• Save your final picks in your notes app.

Quick reference

• Male titles include King, Prince, Duke, Emperor, and Lord.
• Female titles include Queen, Princess, Duchess, Empress, and Lady.
• Names draw from classic English and European styles.
• Epithets include the Brave, the Just, and the Conqueror.
• Kingdoms include Albion, York, and Aquitaine, plus others.

That is all you need. Click, scan, and pick a name that fits. The royal name generator keeps the process simple and fun, with the right level of control.