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Patricide (or
paternal homicide) is the act of
killing one's own father. The word
patricide derives from the
Latin word
pater (father) and the suffix...
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Patricide (Georgian: მამის მკვლელი) is a
novel by
Alexander Kazbegi,
first published in 1882. The
novel is a love story, but it also
addresses many...
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Tochigi patricide case (栃木実父殺し事件,
Tochigi Jippugoroshi Jiken), or
Aizawa patricide case, is a
landmark father–daughter
incest and
patricide case in Tochigi...
- to acts of matricide, the
deliberate killing of one's own
mother and
patricide, the
deliberate killing of one's own father. The term
parricide is also...
- children. In
early human history there have been
notable instances of
patricide. For example: Tukulti-Ninurta I (r. 1243–1207 B.C.E.), ****yrian king,...
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William Rutherford Benn,
later William Rutherford, (1855–1921) was an
English translator and journalist, and a
member of the
political Benn family. In...
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Ravaillac and the
Damiens cases,
court papers refer to the
offenders as a
patricide,
rather than as regicide,
which lets one
deduce that,
through divine right...
- The
Porgera Landowners ****ociation (PLOA) was
formed in the late 1980s and
incorporated in 1992. Its
objectives are to
represent the 10,000 landowners...
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Hypodescent Hyperdescent Matrilineality Matriname Order of
succession Patricide Patrilocal residence Primogeniture Royal and
noble ranks Y chromosome...
- pro-revolutionary
novel What Is To Be Done?, and
Alexander Kazbegi's The
Patricide, with
Stalin adopting the
nickname "Koba" from its
bandit protagonist...
