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Ole Kirk Christiansen, a Danish carpenter, suffered huge losses after a fire broke out in his woodworking shop that made furniture. He descended into bankruptcy & decided to start making small wood items, including toys. He even renamed his company to 'leg godt' ('play well') or Lego.

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A geneticist discovered a cancer-causing gene and called it 'Pokemon', which stands for "POK erythroid myeloid ontogenic factor". He decided to rename it as 'Zbtb7' because The Pokémon Company, not wanting bad press, threatened him with legal action.

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1. The character Mario was originally named Jumpman. One night, the Nintendo President was translating the game’s introductory text when his landlord Mario Segali burst into the room demanding rent. When he left, the President decided to rename the character Mario, and the name has stuck ever since

2. After a stuntman was accidentally killed by a sedated shark, the producers of the movie "Caine" decided to use the death scene to promote the film. They renamed it "Shark !" so it would sound like a killer animal movie, in order to draw younger crowds. Video in comments

3. This village in India decided to rename itself and henceforth be known as Snapdeal.com Nagar (which means town).

4. In 192AD, Emperor Commodus decided to rename Rome after himself and change every month of the year to match one of his 12 names (Lucius, Aelius, Aurelius, Commodus, Augustus, Herculeus, Romanus, Exsuperatorius, Amazonius, Invictus, Felix, and Pius)

5. There was a street in Warsaw named after Julius Fučík (1903 - 1943), Czech communist journalist. After the fall of communism, city council decided to rename the street after another Julius Fučík (1872 - 1916), Czech composer and author of "Entry of the Gladiators" (aka Circus Music).

6. In 1998 Kellogg's renamed Coco Pops in the UK to Choco Krispies. Following a public outcry and declining sales, Kellogg's launched a vote to decide upon the new name. After receiving over 1 million votes in just 20 days, the British public voted 92% in favour of reverting the name to Coco Pops.

7. Fred Silverman, executive for daytime programming at CBS, was inspired by Frank Sinatra's scat "doo-be-doo-be-doo" at the end of his recording of "Strangers in the Night" and decided to rename the dog "Scooby-Doo".

8. Grand Teton National Park got its name when trappers decided to rename the mountains from the Shoshone word Teewinot to "The Great Boob" in French.

9. The original Star Wars film was not originally called Episode IV, but rather was renamed when it was decided to release Episode V. (They also made changes to the beginning scrolling text)