What was the best royal dynasty in history?
>best royal dynasty
>implying you can pick a favourite incest-ridden benefit-claiming liberty-destroying freak show
Habsburgs
>>70852
>>70898
Spotted the frog
t. englishman
>>70852
the best inbred band of goons? probably the ones that make a joke of themselves and amuse people the most. i think you know who
>>70852
Plantagenets, not even a real contest.
>>71023
Spotted the unthinking servile Royalist drone.
I also spotted your mother on TV this morning.
house of Osman
ruled the Ottermen for 600 years without interruption
Yeah but they were inept for half of it
>>70852
Davidic Line
t. Proddie scum
>>71543
Indeed.
>>70852
the homosexual warlords of the edo period
/thread
>>70852
Yamato Dynasty of Japan. Longest continuous dynasty in world history.
Did so by spending the latter half of their reign being keked by the military and only saved by their religious significance.
>>70852
The Capetian dynasty, with all its minor branches (Bourbon in particular).
If you don't immediatly think "the Capets" you failed.
They even have the highest score in Crusader Kings :^)
Vasa dynasty was pretty cool, controlled both the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Swedish empire for a time.
And then there is the Habsburgers.
>>71754
>that pic
wew
Song Dynasty before Jurchens
Estrid desu
>>70852
romanovs
>>71991
agree
>>71991
>>72028
that's a big family
>>72028
those qt's
There's really no question that it was the House of France (aka the Capetians).
They ruled France without interruption in patrilineal succession for 800 years, and for a total of about 900. Their cadet branches have ruled half the countries in Europe, from Spain, Portugal, and Italy, to Poland, Hungary, and Constantinople. And they've counted the kings of the remaining half among their vassals, from England to Jerusalem. Even today, they still reign over Spain.
Pic related.
Habsburgs. Capets are a distant second.
>>70852
First we need to decide what is meant by the word best. Is it just the longest reigning? The one which generated the most wealth? Etc.
>>71991
>ywn ask lord Asperger for the hand of Anastasia
>ywn rubs cocks with little Alexei
JDIMSAR
>>72095
That's a big Hebrew nose.
As if this is even a question
Stuart's to the Throne
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is not my Queen ok :---D
>>70898
>implying that the powerful businessmen of today aren't just royalty with less accountability and less transparency
At least we knew when a king was fucking up, and we knew where the power actually rested. These days, you can't even tell who's twisting the president's arm at the moment.
>>72104
Was gonna say this, yea.
They were the posterboys of the Middle Ages.
>>70852
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJgAkIg8Epg
The Undefeated of the East
>>72351
Did I actually imply that? Or are you just trying, clumsily, to push your agenda?
The Ottonians.
>>70998
But wait, Austrian or Spanish?
The House of Solomon is pretty interesting, considering how they claim descent directly from a Biblical King
>>70852
Habsburg and Capetian both had quite a long party and held pretty important countries.
![haile_selassie_interview_with_editor_of_the_voice_of_ethiopia_april_05_1948_[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/fxs9Feh.jpg "haile_selassie_interview_with_editor_of_the_voice_of_ethiopia_april_05_1948_[1].jpg")
the house of Solomon: the heirs of David and rightful king of Gondar
>>71754
so Japs were always fucked up
>>73017
Gondar has no king
Gondar needs no king
Redditors
>>73054
t. derg scum
>>72573
They have Otto the Great going for them but that's about it
>>73146
>>70898
>/his/
>not being a monarchist
>>71754
>his smile and optimism gone
>>73220
You're thinking of /pol/. Most posters here seem to be writing from the period after the Enlightenment.
>>73182
Gondar sounding like Gondor will never stop being funny to me
"It is Aragon's Destiny to become King of Gonder. Now that we have finally figured out where it is we should do something about this. Make Gonder Aragon's as we cannot escape our destiny."
>>73253
/pol/ is more like fascist/national socialist if anything.
Anyone who actually knows history and doesn't get all the information from macros about Jews has to understand monarchy is the best governing model ever invented.
>>73317
>Anyone who actually knows history and doesn't get all the information from macros about Jews has to understand monarchy is the best governing model ever invented
KEK.
Hah, thanks for that.
>people mentionning the habsburgs which are nowhere to be found now
>While their rival the Capets are still ruling to this day
it's the longest, it's still here and he's a fucking emprah!
>>73406
The Capets haven't been around for centuries.
>inb4 Bourbons are Capets
The best are without a doubt the Capets, the Habsburgs could rival them, but the dead can't speak.
My personal favorites are pic related. They were only a footnote in history, but IMO all their rulers had interesting personalities and admirable ambitions. They catastrophic lack of luck gives a more sympathetic light.
>>73519
Could you elaborate on that?
>>71067
ribbit ribbit
>>73305
Aragorn is part of Spain tho
I personally like the really fucked up inbred Spanish kings. They took it to a new level.
>>70852
Borjigins. Mongolia, China, Persia, Siberia, Central Asia, and technically India through the Muhgals.
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