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Meaning of dynastic
Wordnet
dynastic (a)
of or relating to or characteristic of a dynasty
Webster
dynastic (a.)
Of or relating to a dynasty or line of kings.
dynastic Sentence Examples
- The dynastic rule of the Shang Dynasty in ancient China lasted for over six centuries.
- The Qin Dynasty established the first unified dynastic state in China.
- The Yuan Dynasty was the only dynastic period in Chinese history to be ruled by non-Han Chinese people.
- The Ming Dynasty was the last dynastic period in China before the establishment of the republic.
- The Qing Dynasty was the longest lasting and most prosperous dynastic period in Chinese history.
- The fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912 marked the end of dynastic rule in China.
- The dynastic history of Europe is complex and varied, with many different dynasties ruling over different regions at different times.
- The dynastic period of the Roman Empire lasted for over four centuries.
- The Byzantine Empire was a direct continuation of the Roman Empire, and its dynastic history is often considered to be a part of Roman history.
- The dynastic system of government was common in many parts of the world throughout history, but it has largely been replaced by more democratic systems of government in recent centuries.
FAQs About the word dynastic
of or relating to or characteristic of a dynastyOf or relating to a dynasty or line of kings.
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The dynastic rule of the Shang Dynasty in ancient China lasted for over six centuries.
The Qin Dynasty established the first unified dynastic state in China.
The Yuan Dynasty was the only dynastic period in Chinese history to be ruled by non-Han Chinese people.
The Ming Dynasty was the last dynastic period in China before the establishment of the republic.
