11-29-2003, 08:06 AM
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fredness001 
Tourist
Posts: 8
(11/24/03 2:54 pm)
the House of Gagarin
Your Majesty,
Might I implore as to the origins of the name of the new Royal House of Hanover? I appreciated your story regarding your regnal name and assume that a lot of thought went into the Gagarin name, as well. Thanks a lot, Your Majesty
Sir Frederick Ness
HM Alexander of Hanover
King of Hanover
Posts: 22
(11/24/03 3:54 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
Sir Frederick Ness,
I had expected this question to come up, and your supposition is correct, I did put plenty of thought into this choice.
The name is Russian in origin, and it encapsulates eveything I hope to bring to Hanover.
However, the reasons for that name will have to remain my own. I hope that does not disappoint you greatly.
Regards,
Alexander of Hanover
Knight Magistrate
Rt. Hon. C.Wyndham,MP
Speaker of Parliament
Governor-General of Calormen
Posts: 457
(11/25/03 7:53 am)
Re: the House of Gagarin
*starts whistling*
*Fly me to the moon...*
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hsmkingdavidI 
King of Pendronia
Posts: 7
(11/25/03 2:26 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
Gagarin never went to the moon, did he?
HM Alexander of Hanover
King of Hanover
Posts: 35
(11/25/03 2:43 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
Nope.
Seacar 
Frequent tourist
Posts: 17
(11/25/03 5:00 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
No, but more importantly he was the first Soviet in space. And a national hero beyond anything we know.
Sigare
Lord Williams
HRH Prince Justin,
Viceroy of Athenoi
Posts: 146
(11/25/03 10:32 pm)
Gentlemen
I wouldn't draw any conclusions, I am sure that there were more Gagarin's than the astronaut. It is a nice name too.
Tourist
Posts: 8
(11/24/03 2:54 pm)
the House of Gagarin
Your Majesty,
Might I implore as to the origins of the name of the new Royal House of Hanover? I appreciated your story regarding your regnal name and assume that a lot of thought went into the Gagarin name, as well. Thanks a lot, Your Majesty
Sir Frederick Ness
King of Hanover
Posts: 22
(11/24/03 3:54 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
Sir Frederick Ness,
I had expected this question to come up, and your supposition is correct, I did put plenty of thought into this choice.
The name is Russian in origin, and it encapsulates eveything I hope to bring to Hanover.
However, the reasons for that name will have to remain my own. I hope that does not disappoint you greatly.
Regards,
Alexander of Hanover
Rt. Hon. C.Wyndham,MP
Speaker of Parliament
Governor-General of Calormen
Posts: 457
(11/25/03 7:53 am)
Re: the House of Gagarin
*starts whistling*
*Fly me to the moon...*
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King of Pendronia
Posts: 7
(11/25/03 2:26 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
Gagarin never went to the moon, did he?
King of Hanover
Posts: 35
(11/25/03 2:43 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
Nope.
Frequent tourist
Posts: 17
(11/25/03 5:00 pm)
Re: the House of Gagarin
No, but more importantly he was the first Soviet in space. And a national hero beyond anything we know.
Sigare
HRH Prince Justin,
Viceroy of Athenoi
Posts: 146
(11/25/03 10:32 pm)
Gentlemen
I wouldn't draw any conclusions, I am sure that there were more Gagarin's than the astronaut. It is a nice name too.