dynastic

Her rise to power as a woman has been dynastic.

Sometimes, the dynastic sport says something about a town's character.

Today the name is quite common on the island, yet no one has any dynastic claims.

At the end of the nineteenth century, dynastic influence could still cut across them.

In dynastic terms at least, Britain had entered a new age.

While all of these events were taking place, to the north, China was enduring some dynastic changes.

These were originally appointed but seem to be dynastic in the later period.

George was to tend equally to family, dynastic and national interests.

But the saga of dynastic decline is not quite so simple.

Quite clearly, some principle of dynastic succession is at work.

He has dynastic leanings, I think, just as your father did.

From a dynastic point of view, he was Costello's predecessor.

George was the only one of his brothers to make a legitimate dynastic union.

The affair caused a sort of dynastic crisis, in 1891.

The marriage was both a love match and a dynastic alliance.

He devoted himself first to creating a family, a dynastic tradition.

The unifying factor between them was to be dynastic and personal.

It is based on the old imperial examination system used in dynastic China.

The beginning of her cult dates to the early dynastic period at least.

Units of length date back to at least the early dynastic period.

It is at this point that the fortress became the dynastic seat.

Was such a man meant to be sacrificed in a dynastic struggle?

In old age he married and fathered a child, so the dynastic line was continued.

Philippines' political culture is dynastic in nature, meaning local officials are often related to each other by blood.

In international relations, the portable dynastic image could almost declare war.