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== Lao's litany of names | == Lao's litany of names == | ||
In following Chinese and Mongolian custom, Lao changed her name to commemmorate significant evennts/changes in her SCA life: | |||
Lao Xue-sheng - Wise Student (1982-1986) | '''Lao Xue-sheng''' - Wise Student (1982-1986); | ||
Nu-huang Lao - first reign name (Chinese for queen) | '''Nu-huang Lao''' - first reign name (Chinese for queen); | ||
Lao Tao-sheng - | '''Lao Tao-sheng''' - county name, translates into "Old One, Born to Tell Tales" (she was once a bard) (1987-1993); | ||
Lao Khatun - second reign name (a mongolian title, 'chieftain's wife') | '''Lao Khatun''' - second reign name (a mongolian title, 'chieftain's wife'); | ||
Lao Yu - Old Jade ( | '''Lao Yu''' - Old Jade (duchy name) | ||
[[Category:People]] | [[Category:People]] | ||
Revision as of 15:52, 8 January 2007
Lao Yu resigned her membership in the OL and in the SCA in AS 36, and no longer plays. To see what she is up to now, please visit LaoHats.com [1]
Served twice as Queen of An Tir:
- Dak and Lao, Jan 10 AS XXI/1987 - July 11 AS XXII/1987
- Barak and Lao, Jan 9 AS XXVII/1993 - July 17 AS XXVIII/1993
Possibly the first Asian Queen to sit the Antirian Throne.
Established the Order of the Carp during her first reign to recognize and encourage excellence in persona development.
Compiled the alphabetical list of mongolian names from "The Secret History of the Mongols" which is posted on her website.
Lao's litany of names
In following Chinese and Mongolian custom, Lao changed her name to commemmorate significant evennts/changes in her SCA life:
Lao Xue-sheng - Wise Student (1982-1986); Nu-huang Lao - first reign name (Chinese for queen); Lao Tao-sheng - county name, translates into "Old One, Born to Tell Tales" (she was once a bard) (1987-1993); Lao Khatun - second reign name (a mongolian title, 'chieftain's wife'); Lao Yu - Old Jade (duchy name)