Choosing a name for their baby is difficult for all parents, but if there is a possibility the baby will one day wear the crown of the United Kingdom and 15 other Commonwealth Realms, how much more time and energy will be expended in selecting the perfect name that will be listed in history books for centuries to come?
Is it to be expected that this modern couple who are untraditional in so many ways, but so "classic" in so many other ways will choose a name for a baby boy from the long line of previous British kings?
The Official Website of the British Monarchy lists English rulers back 1600 years to 400 A.D. That provides an overwhelming number names from which the royal couple can select. Since the names of many of the popular rulers were repeated, the list is considerably shorter than it first appears.