A hereditary leader is an individual who inherits their position of authority or leadership, typically based on family lineage or royal descent. This form of leadership is often seen in monarchies, where titles and power are passed down through generations. Unlike elected leaders, hereditary leaders usually do not gain their positions through popular vote or appointment, but rather through birthright. Examples include kings, queens, and other nobles in various cultures around the world.
A monarchy
Hereditary ascension means that the new leader will be a child or other descendant of the former (deceased) leader. Many if not most societies have rules for deciding which descendants have priority. Often, illegitimate descendants do not have rights to ascension.
An hereditary leader called an ajaw (later K'uhul ajaw)
Lion-O is the leader of the Thundercats because of his heritage ; The title "Lord of the ThunderCats" is hereditary .
monarchy Hereditary rule by one person alone; usually a king, queen, or emperor.
Is is an infection that is hereditary
Syphilis is not hereditary.
No it isn't hereditary, it either has to be through a shag or blood transfusion.AIDS is not hereditary.
I can give you several sentences.That is a hereditary trait.He has a hereditary illness.Her family's hereditary home is in London.
no albinism is a hereditary.
hereditary
People should be able to choose their leaders, instead of having the leader chosen by war, or hereditary. People should be able to govern themselves.