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No, definitely not. King John was a son of King Henry II who took the second name Plantagenet, so in theory John's surname was Plantagenet; but this was never used. Instead he simple used the name John without any surname (as his brother Richard had also done) and the nickname "Lackland" was applied to him when he stupidly lost all his father's territories on the continent of Europe.
At this time hereditary surnames were only just starting to be used, mainly among the nobility, but many people still continued to use the old system of, for example, William fitz Geoffrey - the fitz simply meaning "son of"; so his son might be Godfrey fitz William and his son Alan fitz Godfrey. Nicknames and other forms were also common.
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Where did the surname Johns come from?
As a surname, Johns is English in origin, being one of many forms meaning "son of John."
Who is king Johns mother and father?
King Johns father was: Peter I of Portugal. King Johns mother was: Teresa Lourenço.
What is a good surname for a fallen angel?
sam johns
Who was King Johns uncle?
King Richard
What was king johns date of birth?
king johns date of birth is 24TH DECEMBER 1167 and he was born in oxford
What were the names of King Johns brothers?
king Harold and jhon
Who was king Johns father?
Henrylll was the father of King John
What was king Charles' 1 surname?
King Charles I's surname was Stuart.
What was King Johns brothers name?
Richard
What is King Johns birthday?
Believed to be 1167.
What was king johns personalities?
he was just fantastic!
What was King Johns dad called?
Henry II
