Ladislado is a unique and historic given name, derived from the Germanic elements Hlud ("famous") and Walda ("to rule"). It was borne by several notable figures in Central European history, most famously Ladislaus I of Hungary, also known as Saint Ladislaus. This name gained prominence during the Middle Ages and has since been used sparingly but consistently throughout Europe, particularly in countries with historical ties to the Holy Roman Empire.
"Interestingly, while there were no recorded births named Ladislado between 1920 and 1924, the name suddenly gained some traction from 1955 onwards."