Hanedan
Hanedan is a Turkish word that translates to "dynasty" in English. It refers to a sequence of rulers from the same family or lineage, typically within a monarchy or empire. The concept of a hanedan is rooted in the idea of hereditary succession, where power and authority are passed down through generations within a single family. This system has been prevalent in various cultures and historical periods, including ancient Egypt, China, and the Ottoman Empire.
In Turkish history, the term hanedan is often used to describe the ruling families of the Ottoman
The concept of a hanedan is also relevant in modern contexts, particularly in discussions about succession