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- Trending lineagesTrendingFrequently explored trees on Lineage Tree. Membership here is editorial, not a ranking of historical importance.5 people · /trending
- U.S. presidentsPeople who held the office of President of the United States, with links into their family graphs. Trees may be disjoint.5 people · /us-presidents
- Often described as dictatorsAn editorial list of figures frequently described as dictators in Western and international commentary. This is not a factual tag on any person — descriptions vary by source, era, and political viewpoint.4 people · /described-as-dictators
- Finance & industry giantsFigures associated with major banking houses and industrial fortunes, for lineage exploration.4 people · /finance-giants
- England / UK royaltySelected figures from the British royal line available in the graph.4 people · /uk-royalty
- Adam → present (spine)TrendingBiblical segment and British royal segment as separate lineages (no Japheth→Brutus→Cerdic chronicle bridge). English/British royalty continues to Victoria and the living Windsor line.6 people · /adam-to-present
- Nigeria — federal leadersPrime ministers, military heads of state, and presidents of Nigeria. An editorial list for exploration — leaders are not linked as a dynasty.15 people · /nigeria-federal-leaders
- West Africa & the Atlantic tradeAn editorial exploration list spanning coastal polities, hinterland kingdoms, European traders, and abolition / Sierra Leone orbits. Not a complete census; roles and agency are contested across sources. People are not one dynasty.25 people · /west-africa-atlantic-trade
- Nigeria — state governors (36 states)Editorial coverage across all 36 states via geopolitical zone seed packs (SW/SE/SS/NW/NE/NC), plus earlier single-state packs. Deep samples mix military administrators and civilian governors — not a complete historical roster. Dual-lens regional military governors (1966–67) are included where standard chronologies list them (e.g. Ojukwu, Eastern Region); they are not claimed as Fourth Republic state governors alone. Office-holders are not linked as a dynasty.40 people · /nigeria-state-governors
- Biblical & foundationalAdam → Jesus narrative segment (religious statuses). See also the Adam → present spine.6 people · /biblical
- India — Nehru–Gandhi familyEditorial collection for the Nehru–Gandhi political family available in the graph. Separate from the Mahatma Gandhi cluster.3 people · /india
- France — selected lineagesBourbon, Bonaparte, and de Gaulle family clusters for exploration.4 people · /france
- Germany — selected lineagesHohenzollern, Bismarck, and Adenauer family clusters for exploration.3 people · /germany
- Italy — Medici & SavoyFlorentine Medici and House of Savoy (kings of Italy) clusters for exploration.4 people · /italy
- Spain — BourbonSelected Spanish Bourbon monarchs available in the graph.4 people · /spain
- China — selected lineagesLate Qing, Sun Yat-sen, and Chiang family clusters (Mao family is in another collection).4 people · /china
- Japan — Imperial lineModern Japanese imperial family from Meiji onward.4 people · /japan
- Brazil — House of BraganzaBrazilian imperial family from independence to the end of the empire.3 people · /brazil
- Russia — late RomanovsRomanov emperors from Nicholas I through Nicholas II.3 people · /russia
- Ottoman Empire & TurkeyLate Ottoman sultans and the Atatürk family cluster.3 people · /ottoman-turkey
- Netherlands — Orange-NassauDutch royal house from William I to Willem-Alexander.4 people · /netherlands
- Mexico — selected lineagesIturbide imperial family and Juárez family clusters.2 people · /mexico
- Egypt — Muhammad Ali dynastyRulers of the Muhammad Ali dynasty through Farouk and Fuad II.3 people · /egypt
- Sweden — BernadotteSwedish royal house from Charles XIV John to the present.3 people · /sweden
- Poland — selected lineagesSobieski, Piłsudski, and Chopin family clusters.3 people · /poland
- Korea — selected lineagesLate Joseon imperial family and modern leadership families (graph only).3 people · /korea