There are names that fade into obscurity, and then there are names that never leave us—names that echo through textbooks, public squares, family trees, and national anthems. Think Alexander, Cleopatra, Mandela, Lincoln. These aren’t just identifiers; they’re symbols of power, resistance, vision, and transformation. But what makes a name historic? How does a sequence of …
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