The Rothschilds are world-famous families engaged in banking and finance, this family is a German Jew, in the almost monopoly of The European financial industry, the Kingdom of Austria and the British Empire government also granted them knighthoods, what a cattle, and the founding father of this family is Meyer Rothschild (1744-1812 AD).
The 11th Largest Family, Golden Sparrow King
In 12th-century England, there was a long struggle between the Plantagenet dynasty and the Tudor dynasty, and finally the Plantagenet dynasty won in 1154 AD, and Henry II the "Taizu" took the throne and ruled all of England. By the time of the fall of the Plantagenet dynasty in 1485, there were 15 kings, including the Shu clan, descendants of the king's second son or other children of the king. During the Plantagenet dynasty, the Gothic style of architecture was very popular. During this period, King John of England also signed the Magna Carta of England and created the English Parliament and the Model Council. In terms of education. The now world-famous Universities of Cambridge and Oxford were also born during the Plantagenet Dynasty.
The 10th largest family, the Nehru Gandhi family of India
The Nehru Gandhi family is world-famous for its creativity in modern India. The Nehru family shares the same surname as Mahatma Gandhi and was once present for the independence of India, but these two families have nothing in common. Mahatma Gandhi was the spiritual leader of India, while the Nehru Gandhi family controlled the Indian National Congress from the beginning of India's founding, and it was basically "royal politics". Among them, Jawaharlal Nehru of the Nehru family, Indira Gandhi, daughter of Jawaharlal, and Rajiv Gandhi, son of Indira, have all served as Prime Minister of India.
9 large families, the Julius Claudius dynasty of Rome
The Julius Claudius dynasty of ancient Rome was born in 14 BC and ruled Rome until 68 AD, with five emperors: Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius and Nero. These emperors inherited the throne through marriage and adoption. Julius Caesar is often praised as the founder of the Roman Empire, but in fact Caesar never ascended the throne and was not related to the Claudius family.
The 8th largest family, the Genghis Khan family
Genghis Khan founded the Mongol Empire, also known as the Great Khan (ruler) or Khan (emperor). Genghis Khan unified the Mongol tribes, and after being revered as "Genghis Khan", he first defeated the Qaraqidan Khanate, and later occupied the Caucasus, the Khwarazm Empire, the Western Xia, and the Jin Dynasty. Under the command of Genghis Khan, the Mongol Empire occupied most of Central Asia. After Genghis Khan's death, the descendants of his "Golden Family" continued to conquer the world, covering the eastern part of Eurasia and becoming the largest country in the world.
The 7th largest family, the Ptolemaic royal family
Alexander the Great was famous for conquering the world, and Ptolemy was one of Alexander the Great's 7 close guards. Alexander the Great died in 323 BC, after which his subordinates divided Alexander's empire and Ptolemy occupied Egypt. In 305 BC, Ptolemy I proclaimed himself king. As the heir of the pharaohs, Ptolemy ruled Egypt for 3 centuries. Ptolemy is best known as Cleopatra VII, the "Cleopatra," who sparked rome's war with Egypt, which eventually led to Egypt's annexation and suicide.
The 6th largest family, the Zhu family royal family of the Ming Dynasty of China
In 1368, the Yuan Dynasty established by the Mongols collapsed, and The Ming Emperor Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne to establish the Ming Dynasty. He had been a monk in the past and had been influenced by the "Ming Sect", so he named it the "Daming" Dynasty, which means "bright". The Ming Dynasty built a huge navy and a standing force of 1 million people, restored the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and the Great Wall, and built the Forbidden City. In the late Ming Dynasty, the population reached about 160 million to 200 million. In addition, the Ming Dynasty is often considered by some to be the peak of Chinese civilization and the beginning of early capitalism.
The 5th largest family, the Habsburgs
The Habsburgs were well-known in European history and were the rulers of the Holy Roman Empire from 1438 to 1740 AD. This family "loved" political marriages, which married almost all of Europe, thus controlling most of Europe. The family's motto is straightforward: "Let the others go to war, and you, happy Austrians, go and get married!" "The Habsburg Empress Maria Theresa is often considered the grandmother of Western Europe, and she is truly a god.
The 4th largest family, the Italian Medici family
The history of the Medici family is a history of growth that leads to the pinnacle of power, full of stories of jealousy, intrigue, the ascension of chickens and dogs, and moral depravity, although notorious, but also compelling. During its reign over the castle-like city of Florence, the family reached its peak economically, politically, and artistically. The Medici family was originally a middle-class family of bankers who made their fortunes by buying and selling textiles.
Relying on their relationship with Florence's political scene, they established a modern banking system that soon monopolized the market. Between the 13th and 17th centuries, they signed a contract with the Vatican to ensure that the Medici family could continue in glory and become the most powerful and influential family in Florence. Unsurprisingly, the Bank of Medici has also become the most powerful institution in the european industry.
The 3rd largest family, the Capetian family
The Capetian dynasty is the oldest and largest royal dynasty in the world, and its origins can be traced back to the founder of the Capetian dynasty (987-1316) in France: Hugh Capet. However, they are also considered the most incestuous family in the world, which is disgraceful, as they are often forced to marry members of the family in order to consolidate their position. Those who now have Capetian ancestry include juan Carlos of Spain, former King Juan Carlos of Spain, King Albert II of Belgium of Belgium and Grand Duke Henry of Luxenbourg of Luxembourg.
The second largest family, the Saudi royal family
The progenitor of the Saudi family in the Arabian Peninsula, Saud bin Mohammed, was originally the emir of the village of Deraiyah, a northwestern suburb of Riyadh. In 1725, after his son Muhammad succeeded to the throne, in 1744 he joined forces with the great Islamic reformer Mohammed bin Abdul Wahab to spread Wahhabi teachings and establish the dominance of the House of Saud in Najj (Nadid).
In 1925, Abdul Aziz, the Emir of Nai chi (Sheikh), annexed Hejaz (Hijaz) and proclaimed the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in September 1932. So he became the founding monarch of the kingdom, and after about 30 years of conquest, the Saudi family finally unified the Arabian Peninsula and established the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The 1st largest family, the Kong family
In the more than two thousand years after Confucius's death, the Confucius family has continued to extend, and its descendants have been passed down to more than 80 generations, forming a large-scale family with an orderly genealogy, clear generations and historical evidence. In this regard, not only is it out of reach of other families in China, but it is also unique and second to none in the world, continuing the tradition of Confucianism.
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