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How many dinesties are there?

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 ∙ 14y ago
Updated: 6/26/2025

The term "dynasty" can refer to different contexts, such as in history, royalty, or even in fictional narratives. In historical terms, there are numerous dynasties across various civilizations, including the Egyptian, Chinese, and Roman dynasties, among others. Each of these civilizations had multiple dynasties over different time periods. Therefore, the exact number of dynasties can vary widely depending on the specific context and criteria used for classification.

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