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• a  of or relating to or characteristic of a dynasty

• His fortune was huge, but not as great as his dynastic vision.
• Energetic bureaucrats under the Republic and the People's Republic have razed most of the dynastic-era buildings.
• The ceremony, attended by hundreds of thousands of mourners, brought a sudden and tragic end to the Gandhi family's dynastic hopes that Sanjay, 33, would eventually succeed his .

News & Articles

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• HIGH SCHOOL TOP 25 MOMENTS: No. 7, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake volleyball wins state championship
  GLENS FALLS — Fewer local high school sports programs have been as dynastic in nature as Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake volleyball.
  July 8, 2013 - The Saratogian
• Discoveries: Is Nitt Witt Ridge folk art or junk-heap Hearst Castle?
  CAMBRIA – Dynastic pretensions reside 15 miles up the coast at the Hearst Castle, where that monument to capitalistic excess stands proudly amid the coastal mountain range.
  July 4, 2013 - The Sacramento Bee

Quotes

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• Warren Buffett in Reuters
  Dynastic wealth, the enemy of a meritocracy, is on the rise. Equality of opportunity has been on the decline,Buffett said. "A progressive and meaningful estate tax is needed to curb the movement of a democracy toward plutocracy."
• Purno Sangma in MSN India
  I am not trying to encourage any dynastic rule. Both my sons are foreign educated and it is our duty to pay the state back. We need educated people in politics,Sangma said.