primogenitor

Could it be, though, that if we look back far enough in evolutionary time, we'll find a reclusive primogenitor?

But no details, let alone images have come down to us regarding this fourwheeled primogenitor.

He is also the Primogenitor of the Qazyan family.

Two years later he published another paper in which he put forward the theory that Odo was the primogenitor.

Primogen is derived from "primogenitor", a word meaning the first or earliest ancestor.

In China, Huangdi is regarded as the humanistic primogenitor.

Prince Shalivahana, the primogenitor of the royal family, was also Taka vanshi.

Her sister, Nuan, was married to Bunnag - the primogenitor of Bunnag family.

Akka Mahasena was, of course, the primogenitor of the House of Bunnag.

Prince Vijaya has been discussed as a legendary primogenitor of the Sinhala people of Sri Lanka.

Mori also paid respects to his ancestor, the primogenitor of the Mori clan, Mori Katsunobu.

In 65, he discovered Kim Alji, who would become primogenitor of the Kim royal clan of Silla, in the forest of Gyerim.

Rock climbing evolved gradually from an alpine necessity to an athletic sport in its own right, making it imprudent to cite a primogenitor of the latter in each of these three locales.

His childhood and youth were lived quietly, as he was a mere infante, in the shadow of his elder brother José, Prince of Brazil and 14th Duke of Braganza, the primogenitor and heir-apparent to the throne.

The area was then given to Odo IV, Count of Troyes (Count of Champagne), primogenitor of the Irish family of Grace, but was taken from him when he rebelled against the King William II in 1095.

The work lists Türkic genealogy starting from the biblical Adam and primogenitor of the Türks Oguz-Khan, and provides legendary details on their descendents including Chengiz Khan and Shaybanid dynasty, providing a good picture of Mongol and Turkic historical understanding of the time.