Dynasty
Dynasty (v. : dynástes = and their Families, and today also generally for extended families one uses ("family dynasty"). Originally one describes thereby a ruler sex, that it succeeded during a longer period through -, Economics- and Marriage politics, Diplomacy and Plots, as well as finally a successful Succession to guarantee a continuous occupation of the highest their country.
The term turned out however in the modern in the last years opposite that Clan (also "family clan") something in the hintertreffen.
During the naming of a dynasty one refers usually to the surname (Wasa), the master seat (Hohenzollern) or the founder of a ruler sex by its names ().
During the designation one speaks either of House Bourbon, there itself in German Historiography the designation House regulation for the political Will a ruler in (compares Ottonen) interspersed, or in the Plural as Bourbonen. Both terms are synonymously used. As a rule one speaks of a dynasty only starting from a number of three successively following kings and/or queens.
Admitted dynasties
- Islamic
- Abbasiden, Ayyubiden, Umayyaden, Fatimiden, Aghlabiden, Almohaden, Almoraviden, Tuluniden, Idrisiden, Tahiriden
- Ghilzai, Durrani, Baraksai (see also:
- China (see Time board China)
- Jelling, Estridsen, House Oldenburg
- Agilolfinger, , Habsburger, Hohenzollern, Babenberger, , Konradiner, Luxemburger, Ottonen, Przemysliden, , (high baptism), , , ,
- (see also List of the rulers of England
- , House Lancaster, House York, House Tudor, House Stuart, , House Windsor (before times Saxonia Coburg Gotha)
- (see also List of the rulers of France)
- the family Papandreou
- Ziyariden, Kadscharen, Zand prince, Afschariden, Pahlavis (see also: Persia)
- (see also: History of Morocco)
- Achaemeniden, Sassaniden, Seleukiden, Kadscharen, Karachaniden, Kara Kitai, Choresmier, Saffariden, Samaniden, Buyiden, Ziyariden, Ghaznawiden, Timuriden, Safawiden, Tahiriden, Dynasty of the Afghans, Afschariden
- Seldschuken, Osmanen
For an alphabetical list see also List of the sexes.
