$12.$ Regnal Names $[$CD$0007]$DescriptionCamilla$\text{'}$s team maintains an archaeology application used primarily by academics, researchers, and field guides. One window of the application displays a data grid of biographical information about various historical rulers along with archaeological data thereabout. Each ruler has a regnal name, which is one or more "name parts" $($each separated by a single space$)$ followed by a Roman numeral. Examples of regnal names that may appear on this page are Pedro VII $($one "name part"$)$ and Alexander Pontus XV $($multiple "name parts"$).$ Note that the Roman numeral portion is always present, and it is always the last contiguous sequence of characters.Roman numerals are converted into decimal numerals using the standard procedure:$2338\backslash$deg FClear The letter I represents $1,$ V represents