The phrase "later dynasties" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the dynasties that came after an earlier dynasty, typically in a historical or political context. Example: "The Tang and Song dynasties were followed by several later dynasties, including the Ming and Qing dynasties."
"This idea of abdication as a means of political succession was too threatening to later dynasties to survive," she wrote.
Spoken Word HEMPSTEAD Hofstra University Diana C. Patch presents a lecture on Early Egyptian Art before the pyramids (4400 B.C). and its relationship to later dynasties.
The postal network that had evolved under the T'ang and the Sung was to prove a valuable base for organizing the posts under later dynasties.
At least since the Tang dynasty (618 907 ce), flowers have been placed on temple altars in a ku, an ancient bronze ceremonial wine beaker dating from the Shang dynasty (18th to 12th century bce) whose shape was translated into porcelain in later dynasties.
Writing in "The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt," edited by Ian Shaw, Kathryn A. Bard, an Egyptologist at Boston University, said, "The paramount role of the king is certainly expressed in these monuments, and the symbols of the royal mortuary cult which evolved at Abydos were to become further elaborated in the pyramid complexes" of later dynasties.
In the first case, the indicator variable had seven possible values, which represented three groups within the Árpád dynasty, three later dynasties and unknowns.
Nolan Miller, who dressed the catfighting consorts of a later dynasty — the House of Carrington — might have admired them.
The relationship of these medieval Rashtrakutas to the most famous later dynasty, the Rashtrakutas of Manyakheta (present day Malkhed in the Gulbarga district, Karnataka state), who ruled between the 8th and 10th centuries has also been debated.
The Nguyen family emerged into prominence in the 16th century, when Vietnam was under the Le dynasty (see Later Le dynasty).
The Tran dynasty replaced the Later Ly dynasty (1009 1225), which started the process of Vietnamese expansion south from the Red River region at the expense of the Indianized kingdom of Champa.
The era from his reign until the fall of Han is known as the Eastern Han dynasty or the Later Han dynasty (25 220 AD).
