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At what point is a dynasty/family considered extinct?

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What would be classified as the "greatest" or "largest" single conflict in Medieval History?

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How did nations such as England hand out titles/lordships when there were no real "vacancies" per se?

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Why is the Imagawa Clan's heraldry a comb?

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How culturally Turkish did Greece become following the Ottoman conquest?

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Was there any friendship about Elizabeth I's privy council?

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What went into the process of founding a new city?

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In traditional primogeniture succession does the inheritance ignore grandchildren?

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What was the mark of a samurai's esteem?

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Why did Tomb KV63 have coffins containing embalming supplies?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
At what point is a dynasty/family considered extinct?	11
What would be classified as the "greatest" or "largest" single conflict in Medieval History?	9
How did nations such as England hand out titles/lordships when there were no real "vacancies" per se?	7
Why is the Imagawa Clan's heraldry a comb?	5
How culturally Turkish did Greece become following the Ottoman conquest?	5
Was there any friendship about Elizabeth I's privy council?	5
What went into the process of founding a new city?	4
In traditional primogeniture succession does the inheritance ignore grandchildren?	4
What was the mark of a samurai's esteem?	3
Why did Tomb KV63 have coffins containing embalming supplies?	3