How to find all occurrences of a search word using a regular expression?

Question

Regular Expressions

My regex and example text https://regex101.com/r/yL0jL5/1
Why does it only find the first occurrence of the word Ludovic?
How can I make sure that the next ones are also found?
I need to find all the Ludovics after the bars.
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Here's roughly what you need to get: https:// regex101.com/r/xT5gR2/1
But you need to find all the Ludovics after the bars.
Moreover, their number is not known in advance.

Answer 1

#.*?(Людовик)[X|V|I|L]{1,}, *?(Людовик)[X|V|I|L]{1,}, *?(Людовик)[X|V|I|L]{1,}, *?(Людовик)[X|V|I|L]{1,}, *?(Людовик)[X|V|I|L]{1,}

IT IS ACTUALLY ALWAYS REPEATING *?(Ludovik)[X|V|I|L]{1,}, EXCEPT THE FIRST AND LAST, THERE ARE A PAIR OF CHARACTERS ON THE EDGE.
Is it necessary?