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Is it a bit sad of me to start yet another silly game, but in the midst of debating the merits of Chardonnay over Wayne for the new Cambridge baby, I got to wondering whether there is indeed a (real) “Royal” name for each letter of the alphabet?
How about TWO per post, one boy and one girl?
If I may, I’ll start
Adelaide (granddaughter of George III and mother of Queen Mary)
Arthur (he of the Round Table, also there was one who was a son of Queen Victoria, the Duke of Connaught) 
Richard
Rowena (as in Hengist or Ivanhoe) 
sorry, Anniebach I see you have already posted 'M'
This pc is playing up, it definitely wasn't there before 
It's on a go-slow (like me)
Yanai (King of Judea?)
Young (Henry the Young)
Sorry for the delay, but I've found another X to go with Xerxes. Yes, I had to google it. 
Ximen, another king of Persia.
Hi Gilly, yes of course she is family. I was just going with Mawbroons' post, at 9. 04, as she admitted she is being rather picky. 
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