#Andrae
- Andrae — A surname of Germanic origin, frequently found in Central and Northern Europe, borne by prominent figures in history, science, and theology (such as the Danish mathematician and statesman Carl Christoffer Georg Andræ). In cartography and geodesy, the name is structurally recognized through the 'Andrae projection', an early mathematical method for conformal map representation used in state topographic networks.
- Andraemon — The name of several characters in classical Greek mythology, the most prominent being the king of Aetolia, husband of Gorge and father of Thoas (a hero who led the Aetolians in the Trojan War). In a literary and structural context, this mythological entity embodies the archaic royal dynasty and complex genealogical connections used by ancient poets (such as Homer) to establish territorial legitimacy and warlike alliances.