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Patrilineality, also
known as the male line, the
spear side or
agnatic kinship, is a
common kinship system in
which an individual's
family membership derives...
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patrilineal. Some
small and
formerly isolated ethnic groups of Jews, such as the
Kaifengs and Beta Israel, have
traditionally practiced a
patrilineal...
- Elizabeth II (Elizabeth
Alexandra Mary; 21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022) was
Queen of the
United Kingdom and
other Commonwealth realms from 6 February...
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aspects of the Akan
culture are
determined patrilineally rather than matrilineally.
There are 12
patrilineal Ntoro (which
means spirit) groups, and everyone...
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naming conventions.) The nomen, the name of the gens (tribe)
inherited patrilineally, is
thought to have
already been in use by 650 BC. The
nomen was to...
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specifying that
individuals of the
gotra have
Shandilya as one of
their patrilineal ancestors.
Shandilya Rishi was the
progenitor of the Śāṇḍilya gotra....
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third name.
Among several problems, the
house of King
Harald I
became patrilineally extinct already when Harald's
grandson Harald II died in 970. Another...
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status as
conferrable by
matrilineal descent. It is
either conferrable patrilineally with a
Jewish mother, in the
traditional manner, or it does not exist...
- most
dynasties throughout the
world have
traditionally been
reckoned patrilineally, such as
those that
follow the
Frankish Salic law. In
polities where...
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various lines of Shi'a
imams are
largely Husaynid,
being descended patrilineally from
Husayn ibn Ali, the
third imam. This
applies to the
Twelver Shi'a...
