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Yes indeed, sovereign people do not have family name. Did you ever see a king signing with a family name? They simply put "King Bullshit", not John Bullshit king of crap.

The separation with the semicolon : between 2 names is when you want to express that you are from the "clan" X. Usually when you present yourself you just say your name, like John, that's all.

The sovereign name is dinasty It's usually House of Windsor, all their house slaves are the Family of Windsor, owned by the Windsor House or Dinasty.

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Nice find! I give you another one, you might double-check it

John = Name = No Me

john = appellative = me

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you are not your name like you are not your leg you have a name the : in :john states that factually the : is used to symbol that the anthroponym is part of something

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True, we can choose how we present ourselves. Sometimes it's useful to make it factual in law

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Amazing! This makes much more sense now. Connecting the dots... ehehe

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