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Ferdinand is a German man's name, also popular in English and French speaking countries, possibly derived from archaic German words for "brave traveler". In Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian, it is popular in numerous forms including Fernando, Fernão, and Hernando, often used interchangeably. In the works of Harry Turtledove, many characters have one of these permutations as a name.
Single name characters:
Monarchs:
- Ferdinand II of Aragon, also known as Ferdinand V of Castile (Fernando in Spanish), historical monarch referenced contemporarily in "Report of the Special Committee on the Quality of Life" and posthumously in Ruled Britannia.
Characters whose first name is Ferdinand:
- Ferdinand Foch, historical French General.
- Ferdinand Koenig, fictional Confederate politician with a major role in Southern Victory.
- Ferdinand Marian, fictional actor in "Shtetl Days".
Characters whose first name is Hernando:
- Hernán Cortés, historical conquistador referenced in "Eyewear".
- Hernando de Talavera
Place names:
- San Fernando Valley, region in California which serves as a setting for numerous Turtledove works, most importantly The Valley-Westside War where it is called simply The Valley.