patrilineage การใช้

• The Haymanot Jews on the other hand, all recognise patrilineage.
• Alur clans are in fact a number of patrilineages living together.
• The Hurkiya society is divided into six endogamous patrilineages called raths.
• Most clans have around five patrilineages but the Ukuru clan has 11 patrilineages.
• Most clans have around five patrilineages but the Ukuru clan has 11 patrilineages.
• It claims " they had a double unilineal kinship system with localised patrilineages.
• What is meant by " localised " patrilineages?
• By 1820 the other Patrilineages worked together to prevent an Atyak men from becoming Rwoth.
• As the provision of a dowry became essential for marriage, patrilineage increased in importance.
• All men of a particular patrilineage can use land to plant crops to feed their families.
• All of its inhabitants are still of one patrilineage with the clan name of Taicheng and Yangjiang.
• Ofo refers to a particular type of Igbo elder men-notably patrilineage priests and some masqueraders.
• Every men from your Patrilineages was un-marriageble no matter how long ago the common ancestor was.
• There society is internally segmented into a number of patrilineages, locally called " raths ".
• Of course a certain level of flexibility has occurred but overall we can trust the picture the Alur paint over their patrilineages.
• Villages are often made up of a single patrilineage, being individuals with the same surname, often with a common male ancestor.
• Beginning in the 1990s, senior members of the Bagrationi-Mukhraneli descendants began patrilineage, descending directly from King Constantine II of Georgia.
• In cultural anthropology, a patrilineage is a kinship group, each of whose members is descended from the common ancestor through male forebears.
• However, members of two or more patrilineages typically joined together for defensive and legal purposes, even though they often belonged to different sibs.
• Various branches of the Faber-Castell family still patrilineage, currently Count Anton-Wolfgang, third of Count Roland's five sons.