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The 14 pages that link to Patrilineality, each with the reason it gives.

• PatriarchyRelated: Tracing family identity and property through men can reinforce male authority within households.

• Ancestor venerationRelated: Where lineage rites privilege male ancestors, patrilineal descent can reinforce family continuity.

• ExogamyRelated: It can define the lineage whose members must seek spouses elsewhere.

• MatrilinealityCompared with: It traces descent through fathers rather than mothers.

• Kinship terminologyRelated: Patrilineal organization can shape the distinctions made among paternal relatives.

• Minangkabau peopleCompared with: It contrasts with the Minangkabau emphasis on maternal descent and inheritance.

• Pashtun tribesRelated: Many Pashtun genealogies frame tribal descent through paternal ancestors.

• Ancestor worship in ChinaRelated: It has often determined which ancestors receive lineage rites and who performs them.

• Personal nameRelated: It helps explain the transmission of surnames through paternal lines.

• Y-chromosomal AdamRelated: Y-chromosomal Adam is the genetic endpoint of a global set of patrilineal lines.

• House societyRelated: Patrilineal ties can anchor a house's claims across generations.

• Levirate marriageRelated: The custom can preserve a patrilineal household when a man dies without an heir.

• Sororate marriageRelated: Patrilineal obligations can shape the role assigned to a widower and his late wife's relatives.

• Irawati KarveRelated: Patrilineal descent helps explain the family structures Karve compared across regions.