A dynasty is a sequence of rulers from the same family or lineage, typically holding power over a significant period and governing a particular territory, such as a kingdom or an empire. The term often refers to the hereditary nature of leadership, where political power is passed down through generations, usually from parent to child. Dynasties are common in various cultures throughout history and are significant in the study of political history, as they can shape social, cultural, and economic structures within their realm. The consolidation of power, influence on governance, and legacy of a dynasty can have lasting impacts on the course of history. Examples of well-known dynasties include the Romanov dynasty in Russia, the Ming dynasty in China, and the Tudor dynasty in England.
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