-
twins can be any of the following: Female–female twins:
Sometimes called sororal twins (25%). Male–male twins:
Sometimes called fraternal (unrelated to...
-
reduce the
amount of
jealousy and
conflict among wives.
These include sororal polygyny, in
which the co-wives are sisters; and hut polygyny, in which...
- In the
lineal kinship system used in the English-speaking world, a
niece or
nephew is a
child of an individual's
sibling or sibling-in-law. A
niece is...
- half-sister)
Salma (maternal half-sister) Ibn
Abbas (
sororal nephew)
Khalid ibn al-Walid (
sororal nephew)
Family Banu
Hilal (by birth) Ahl al-Bayt (by...
- King
Charles IV of
France died in 1328, his
nearest male
relative was his
sororal nephew,
Edward III of England, but the
French nobility preferred Charles's...
- for her
husband or
require her
consent before he
marries another wife.
Sororal polygyny is forbidden. A man
cannot marry: two
sisters a
woman and a descendant...
-
widow so as to "raise up seed to him". Some
societies have long
practiced sororal polygyny, a form of
polygamy in
which a man
marries multiple wives who...
- line in 1060 with
Geoffrey II of Anjou. He was
succeeded in
Anjou by his
sororal nephew,
Geoffrey the Bearded, son of the
Count of Gâtinais.
Ingelger (870–898)...
- university). Five
chapters were
members of the
African American Fraternal and
Sororal ****ociation,
eleven chapters were
members of the
Interfraternity Council...
- societies, the co-wives are relatives,
usually sisters, a
practice called sororal polygyny; the pre-existing
relationship between the co-wives is thought...
