- mother's lineage, also
called the
spindle side or the
distaff side. A
patriline ("father line") is a person's father, and
additional ancestors, as traced...
- are
descendants in an
unbroken male line from a
common male
ancestor or
patriline. Generally, the
gotra forms an
exogamous unit, with
marriage within the...
- of the
meanings of the word
Gotra is “a
descendant through an
unbroken patriline”.
According to
Hindu scripture,
members of the
Brahmin community are believed...
-
Patrilineal descent Louis'
patriline is the line from
which he is
descended from
father to son.
Patrilineal descent is the
principle behind membership...
- Sons. ISBN 9788176252263. Brodbeck,
Simon Pe**** (2009). The Mahābhārata
patriline : gender, culture, and the
royal hereditary. Farnham, England: Ashgate...
-
Carles Vilà;
Matthew Binns; Hans
Ellegren (2004). "Limited
number of
patrilines in
horse domestication".
Nature Genetics. 36 (4): 335–336. doi:10.1038/ng1326...
-
whereby one's
descent is
traced either exclusively through male
ancestors (
patriline), or
exclusively through female ancestors (matriline). Both patrilineality...
- concept, a person's
ancestral home
could be the
birthplace of any of
their patriline ancestors. Su Shi
limited it to five generations, i.e. it
refers to the...
- have been of that house. Ivan is a
member of the
Rurikid dynasty. Ivan's
patriline is the line from
which he is
descended father to son: Rurik,
Prince of...
-
despite the
official use of
varying names by
different branches of the
patriline. Jones,
Daniel (2003) [1917],
Peter Roach;
James Hartmann; Jane Setter...
