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No, he took the name of Pope Adrian IV.

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No, he took the name of Pope Adrian IV.

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The newly elected pope can choose to use his birth name or he may choose to use a regnal name.

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Neither his birth name nor his regnal name is Peter so the answer to your question is 'No.'

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The pope, upon election, chooses his regnal name. He is not required to do so and may keep his birth name if he so chooses.

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when a King takes another name than his first name (this happens more with Popes) the new name is called a regnal name

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