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The true "heir" of Vlad the mpaler

The true "heir" of Vlad the mpaler

I've seen many claims about people being the "heirs" of Vlad, but they're all shaky, as they're very distantly related to him. So I did some diging to who should be Vlad's true heir. Obviously, because of the lack of documents and information, this may not be 100% accurate, but it's interesting to see other descendants of Vlad aswel. For this, I've mostly used the Famille Ghika Website. To find the "heir" I went with the oldest male in the family and if there weren't any men, then women. This is what I ended up with. Vlad's descendants and true "heirs" may be very likely living in Türkiye, as his great-great grandson, Mihnea, moved to the Ottoman Empire and had a harem, where he fathered 4 children. Those 4 children could also produce children, but there aren't any sources to suggest that. So I went to another branch of the family. I originaly thought of adding Maria, sister of Alexandru II and wife of Michael Cantacuzino, but I chose not to, as the only thing to suggest a link between one of Alexandru's sister and Cantacuzino is a 1570s document, which calls Cantacuzino a brother in law to Peter the Lame of Moldavia and Milosh, brothers of Alexandru. No children are mentioned with this wife though. So, since I didn't want to go on speculations and create more confusion, I decided to go with Radu's line. There wasn't that much trouble, until I got to Neculai Rosetti (1794-1858), as his male line descendants are likely dead and I couldn't find any living descendants of his daughters. So I went to his brother, Alecu. According to it, the true "heir" of Vlad is Serban Budu, son of Mona Budu-Ghyka and Florian Budu, coincidentally the founders of the "famille Ghika website". If you have any information, if Neculai Rosetti (1794-1858) has any living descendants, or if you yourself are one, then you can correct me in the comments.

u/Forsaken-Shallot-356 — 9 hours ago

Found out today that my family married into the same family 3 times on both my Mother’s and Father’s side (including an adoption)

EDIT: Frederick Wilkins is not the son of John Cuffling, I was tight for space

I find it fascinating that this man (John Cuffling) can appear in my family tree 3 times without us being even the slightest bit related

u/ejmallinder2002 — 1 day ago

The Wellington Family Tree - My Fictional Noble Family

This is the noble family at the core of a story I've been writing for a while. I've been making charts to visualize it for a while, but I've never thought they're good enough to share until now. Let me know your thoughts, as I'd be happy to know what you all like the best and where I need to improve. Enjoy!

Kings in Scotland before Kenneth Mac Alpin

So a while ago I wondered about the dark ages before countries unified, and the first example that came to mind was Scotland. According to the later stories, the first king, Kenneth Max Alpin, was a descendant of both the Kings of the Picts, and of the Kings of Dál Riata. And since I could not find any actual family trees... I fell down that rabbit hole myself.

And it was a RIGHT mess!

"Kingdoms" being nothing more than a branch of a family that ruled over one place or another, branches fighting each other, then ruling together, then fighting other families or going back to Ireland...

Entire inheritance systems which never really were codified and thus were only sometimes adhered to... maybe...

New people showing up out of nowhere, who should, logically, have some sort of connection to the earlier rulers to explain the people accepting their power... but NOTHING written down to explain the how or why...

And then the original sources which were... how to put it?... were each providing only a few puzzle pieces, with each writer trying to make their pieces fit their specific idea of the overall picture, resulting in some kings only existing in one source (annoying), or ruling in both the 700's as well as the 900's (impressive), or some kings being the son of a guy who in other sources is named as their son! (VERY impressive!).

In short:

- I'm both relieved and happy to be done with this.

- yes, I've taken up drinking whiskey and I now FULLY understand that being the national pastime.

- I'm looking forward to your comments and hope this will be helpful in some ways.

- link to the file on Google drive is in the comments.

Tìoraidh an-dràsta!

u/Lower_Gift_1656 — 3 days ago

Programs for Chartmaking

Can you guys recomend chartmaking apps or apps that or good at chartmaking in general the one im using right now is lucidcharts

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u/Consolefan222 — 3 days ago

Political Succession Chart of Greek history

Now, this is a Simplified Chart, Showing how Ancient Greece went into Modern Greece, it goes from prehistory to the Modern Day

There’s probably quite a few errors and Holes with this chart, and I did not invent the Concept, U/ That_British_Dude did, with his “Polandball Genealogy tree” but I think it could be a beginning of a new genre of chart

Key: Black Lines: Direct succession
Red Lines: Absorbed/Conquered into
Blue lines: Revolted/gained independence from
Grey Lines: Partial/ Unknown process of Succession

Cultures: Blue=Greek
Greyish Blue= Pelasgians/Proto-Greeks
Olive Green= Minoan
Dark Red=Roman
Red= Oghuz Turk/ Turkish
Grayish Red- Albanian
Tan- Persian
Light yellow- Vandalic
Dark purple- Gothic

Hope you enjoy this chart

u/Relevant-Low-4325 — 4 days ago
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Genealogy of Families of Nepalese Nobility

This is my first post on here and this is my first Chart.

It shows how only a few families controlled Nepal for almost 3 centuries. I have not included the highly influential Basnyat Family.

This took me 3 days to make. It has 65 people from the Shah Dynasty, Thapa Dynasty, Kunwar Dynasty, Rana Dynasty, and Pandey Dynasty.

The source is Wikipedia.

u/DrinkKooky1300 — 6 days ago

Real Relationships of the Characters of Hamilton (repost since I messed up)

Chart with real images and the broadway versions :)

This have probably been made before but- this is my chart I made hope you like it or learn something. I'm kinda dumb but I'm pretty sure this is correct.

Also- Dumb Fun Facts:

Before their relationship soured- Burr introduced Madison to his wife!

You probably know but- Adam's Last words were "Thomas Jefferson lives."

Lafayette named his son after Washington.

Burr asked to be Minister to France but Washington denied him.

Also sorry the pink dotted line is weird in the 2nd image, it glitched.

u/Broad_Cartoonist_993 — 5 days ago
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Árbol Genealógico Interactivo de las Dinastías Europeas (de Carlomagno a la actualidad) – Desarrollado con Python y SVG.

Desarrollé un visualizador web interactivo utilizando Python (Flask), Vanilla JS y CSS3 para explorar de forma fluida un mapa genealógico masivo vectorizado en SVG.

* **Navegación y Zoom:** Desplazamiento multidireccional y zoom dinámico de alta fidelidad que mantiene la nitidez tipográfica en escalas extremas.

* **Foco Inteligente:** El lienzo calcula las dimensiones al cargar y centra el visor automáticamente en la sección superior media donde se localiza Carlomagno.

* **Integración con Wikipedia:** El lienzo contiene cientos de hiperenlaces automatizados que redirigen a los artículos biográficos correspondientes en pestañas independientes.

👇 ¡Dejo el enlace al repositorio con el código fuente en el primer comentario!

u/matifelitti — 6 days ago