dynasty

Preposition: of

Converse of object

• found: Between them they founded a very successful literary dynasty.
• overthrow: They began as freedom fighters, bound by blood oath to overthrow the foreign Manchu Ch'ing Dynasty and restore the throne to China.
• establish: And this is where we return to our story of the established family dynasties.
• know: They know every dynasty that ever ruled China was overthrown by peasant revolts and they do not wish to suffer a similar fate.
• create: Their daughter has married and their grandchild looks set to help create a regular farming dynasty!
• find: But it seems equally true that the successful men did not found dynasties.

Preposition: in

• century: The minbar attained its finest workmanship in Cairo under the second Mamluk dynasty in the fifteenth century.

Adjective modifier

• Ming: First created in the Ming dynasty, its simple design remains the first choice of Chinese tea tasters.
• Ching: In 1885, the Ching dynasty made Taiwan its 22nd province.
• Manchu: There was a sense of no going back the Manchu dynasty had fallen.
• Hanoverian: How much did Walpole's long tenure of office contribute to the stability of the Hanoverian dynasty?
• Merovingian: Their descendants became the Merovingian dynasty which ruled what is now France from the 5th to the 8th century.

Noun used with modifier

• tang: My money back the tang dynasty where darkness covers some of the.
• bourbon: Two centuries of French political regimes Absolute monarchy under the Bourbon dynasty until the Revolution of 1789.
• ruling: The ruling dynasty must take a great deal of the blame.
• royal: This confirmed the fear that a new Catholic royal dynasty was about to be emerge.
• banking: The Rothschild banking dynasty was immensely powerful in 19th century Europe.
• song: Perhaps then Buddhism's role in the shaping of Song dynasty Chinese society will be better appreciated.