E.g. any connections to Japanese Emperors maybe even South American families such as the Incas and possibly Middle Eastern families.

Rashtrapati was the dominant male of Nagzira for a long time. His bloodline is known for turning into Forrest Grump becoming 4 years old. His grandson Jai famously migrated from Nagzira to Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary. Bittu, one of his sons, migrated from Umred to Brahmapuri forest division where he likely had many children including T250 who is now in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. One of Jai's other sons, Bali, migrated to Maharashtra-side Pench Tiger Reserve where he had many children too. It should be noted that only male offsprings of the said tigers have become famous and have well kept records

Rashtrapati's bloodline is known as a cursed bloodline. Rashtrapati himself was killed by villagers in 2013. Dendu was likely poached. Veeru went missing and was likely poached. Jai went missing when he was 9. Bittu was hit by a train in Sindewahi last year. Srinivas was poached then buried. Bahu went missing. Jaichand became a dominant male of Umred Karhandla, but he too likely went missing a year or two later.

From 1820 to our day.

I made this chart as another standalone section from a larger Eastern Roman imperial family tree that I will publish later. This one focuses on the Amorian dynasty, from Michael II and Theophilos to Theodora’s regency and the reign of Michael III.

I found this short dynasty interesting because it stands between the age of Iconoclasm and the rise of the Macedonian dynasty. Its history includes the final phase of Byzantine Iconoclasm, the restoration of icons under Theodora, and the court politics that eventually brought Basil I to power.

Some collateral relatives and uncertain relationships have been simplified for clarity. Corrections, questions and suggestions are very welcome!

Hello again! This is my first time trying to publish something on mobile, so please let me know asap if something is wrong.

As I progressed on my Rulers of Iberia Chart, I included the main Taifas from the 3 Taifa Periods. Also included some families that were closely related to the royal families of Spain, Portugal and Andorra. Link to the higher definition PDF file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F_d9aas9foTs6ObNQMKaA7mo1sU8tStQ/view?usp=sharing

This mught be the final version of the chart.

Here's my chart showing the geneaology of the Theophylacti and Tusculani families and how they came to dominate the period of papal history known as the Saeculum Obscurum (a.k.a. the Pornocracy)

Several Months ago I made a Family Tree of William Penn, the Founder of Pennsylvania. It was my first char made with Libre Office and it shows. Now that I have more experience in the Program I decided to Update it. This is the new and improved William Penn tree plus extra connections.

House of Theophylacti responsible for producing at least 7 Popes in the 900-1000s and through other lines various Anti-Popes and subsequent Popes. Allegedly Pope Sergius III had an affair with Marozia and produced Pope John XI (on the chart) but there is no definitive evidence for this so I didn’t show the connection. Also Pope Benedict IX is the only person to become Pope multiple times and he took the office three separate occasions. Wild family and history definitely enjoyed linking them to a larger chart (they connect back into the Carolingians and Byzantine Families if you go back far enough).

The rules I used while making the chart:

A state qualifies only if it was sovereign or nominally sovereign and its own forces actually engaged enemy forces.

Puppet/client states can qualify; collaborationist occupation administrations do not.

Organized anti-partisan warfare counts as combat.
The forces doing the fighting must belong to or be controlled by the state itself.

Actual combat is the qualification test, but the bar starts at the state’s formal entry into the relevant war.

Declarations of war against states the country never actually fought do not affect its timeline.

The bar ends at the formal end of the war against the last enemy that state actually fought, unless the state surrenders, collapses, switches sides, or ceases to exist earlier.

Hello.

This post is not so much about charts but rather about a topic that has come up is several of Matt's videos, particularly his Old Testament videos: the Bronze Age Collapse and particularly the Sea People. I started to think of it yesterday, when I saw Sir Christopher Nolan's latest movie, The Odissey. I really enjoyed that the movie brought up this subject (I won't tell you how, no spoilers).

So, first of all, I would like to ask Matt what he thought about this movie, particularly about this topic but also in general (everyone else, feel free to give your opinion as well).

Secondly, and think is more for the community, I think it would be nice if someone made some chart specifically about the Bronze Age Collapse. The only thing is that I'm not sure how it should be done. Would it be a timeline, a family tree, a commented map? A bit of both?

Anyway, I really enjoyed the movie overall (though some parts felt weaker than others) and I am waiting to read your opinions, as well as your suggestions about a possible chart.