Dynasty

dynasty (v. griech.: dynástes = ruler) a sex succession of rulers designates and their families, and today for extended families is also generally used (“family dynasty”). Originally one describes thereby a ruler sex, that it succeeded over a longerPeriod by power -, economics - and marriage politics, diplomacy and plots to finally guarantee as well as a successful succession a continuous occupation of the highest their country.

The term turned out however in the modern colloquial language in the last yearsopposite the Anglizismus 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 (Karolinger).

During the designation one speaks either of the house Bourbon, there in the German historiography the name house regulation for the political will of a ruler in the Middle Ages (Ottonen compares) succeeded, or in the Plural as Bourbonen. Both termsare synonymously used. As a rule one speaks of a dynasty only starting from a number of three successively following kings and/or queens.

Table of contents 1 acquaintance dynasties 1,1 Islamic 1,2 Afghanistan 1,3 Egypt 1,4 Belgium 1,5 Bulgaria 1,6 China 1,7 Denmark 1.8 Holy Roman realm of German nation 1,9 England 1,10 Frankish realm 1,11 France 1,12 Greece 1,13 Iran 1,14 Italy 1,15 Jordanian one 1,16 Luxembourg 1,17 Morocco 1,18 Monaco of the 1,19 Netherlands 1,20 Oman 1,21 Austria 1,22 Persia 1,23 Poland 1,24 Portugal 1,25 Romania 1,26 Russia 1,27 Saudi Arabia 1,28 Sweden 1,29 Spain 1,30 Thailand 1,31 Tschechien 1,32 Turkey 1,33 Hungary the 1,34 USA 1,35 Viet Nam 2 literature

acquaintance dynasties

Islamic

Abbasiden, Ayyubiden, Umayyaden, Fatimiden, Aghlabiden, Almohaden, Almoraviden, Tuluniden, Idrisiden, Tahiriden

Afghanistan

Ghilzai, Durrani, Baraksai (see also: Persia)

Egypt

Prädynastik (Egypt), Frühdynasti period (Egypt), Spätdynastik (Egypt), Bakri dynasty, Burgiyya dynasty

Belgium

house Saxonia Coburg Gotha

Bulgaria

house Comitopuli, house Asen, house Terter, house Shishman, house Saxonia Coburg Gotha

China

(see time board China)

Denmark

Jelling, Estridsen, House Oldenburg

holy Roman realm of German nation

Agilolfinger, Askanier, Babenberger, having citizen, Hohenzollern, Konradiner, Luxemburger, Ottonen, Przemysliden, Salier, Staufer (high baptism), Welfen, Wettiner, Wittelsbacher, Zähringer

England

(see also list of the rulers of England, house Plantagenet, house Lancaster, house York, house Tudor, house Stuart, house Hanover, house Windsor (before times to Saxonia Coburg Gotha)

Frankish realm

Merowinger, Pippiniden, Arnulfinger, Karolinger

France

(see also list of the rulers of France), Karolinger, Kapetinger, Valois, Bourbonen, Napoleoniden

Greece

the family Papandreou

Iran

Ziyariden, Kadscharen, Zand prince, Afschariden, Pahlavis (see also: Persia)

Italy

house Savoyen (1861 - 1946)

Jordanian

Haschimiten

Luxembourg

wet outer because castle

Morocco

(see also: History of Morocco), Idrisiden, Almoraviden, Almohaden, Meriniden, Saadier, Alawiden

Monaco

Grimaldi

the Netherlands

Oranje Nassau

Oman

Yaruba dynasty, Said dynasty

Austria

having citizen

Persia

Achämeniden, Sassaniden, Seleukiden, Kadscharen, Karachaniden, Kara Kitai, Choresmier, Saffariden, Samaniden, Buyiden, Ziyariden, Ghaznawiden, Timuriden, Safawiden, Tahiriden, dynasty of the Afghans, Afschariden

Poland

Jagiellonen, Piasten, Přemysliden, Wasa

Portugal

Burgunder, house advice, house Braganza

Romania

Hohenzollern

Russia

Rjurikiden, Romanows, Godunow

Saudi Arabia

dynasty of the Saud

Sweden

Ynglinge, Folkunger, Wasa, Holstein Gottorp, Bernadotte

Spain

having citizen, Bourbon

Thailand

Chakri dynasty

Tschechien

Přemysliden, Jagiellonen, having castle, Luxemburger

Turkey

Seldschuken, Osmanen

Hungary

Arpaden, Anjou

the USA

the families of Adam, Roosevelt, Kennedy, Bush

Viet Nam

Nguyen dynasty

literature

• Torsten Riotte: Hanover in the British policy (1792 - 1815): DynastiTo connection as element of decision-making processes with regard to foreign policy, Münster 2005, ISBN 3-8258-7551-2

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for an alphabetical list see also list of the sexes.