Dynastic Wars refer to conflicts that arise between rival families or dynasties, often over claims to thrones or territories. These wars can lead to significant political changes and shifts in power, as different factions vie for control. Historical examples include the Wars of the Roses in England, where the House of Lancaster and the House of York fought for the English crown. Such wars typically involve alliances, betrayals, and battles, impacting not only the ruling families but also the common people. The outcomes can result in the rise or fall of dynasties, altering the course of history and shaping future governance.