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the only inheritance you receive before you can refuse it.
means The sequence of ancestors and descendants connected by direct descent, especially as a way of tracing family, breeding, or hereditary traits.
from A plain compound of "blood" and "line," both old Germanic-rooted English words. "Blood" (Old English blōd) has long stood in for kinship — we still speak of "blood relatives" and being "of the same blood," the ancient idea that family is carried in the veins. "Line" comes via Latin linea (a string, a cord, hence a row) and was used for genealogies — a "line" of kings or descent — long before it joined with blood. Together they make a literal picture: the red thread strung from ancestor to heir, generation after generation.
- mitochondrial trace
- Your mitochondrial DNA descends purely from your mother
- shared ancestor
- All humans share a common ancestor within 5,000 years
- royal cost
- Habsburg inbreeding bred the famous deformed jaw
- genetic dilution
- Ten generations back, you have 1,024 ancestors
- erased DNA
- Some ancestors left you literally zero genes
house of bourbon — spanish royal family ruling since 1700, currently king felipe vi
house of windsor — british royal family since 1917, currently king charles iii
house of saud — saudi arabian royal family with 15,000+ members controlling kingdom of saudi arabia since 1932