Jewish dynasties refer to influential families or lineages within Jewish history that held power, often in religious or political contexts. Notable examples include the Hasmoneans, who ruled Judea after the Maccabean Revolt, and the Davidic line, which traces its ancestry back to King David. These dynasties played significant roles in shaping Jewish identity and governance. Throughout history, various Jewish dynasties emerged in different regions, such as the Medieval Ashkenazi and Sephardic communities. These families often contributed to cultural, religious, and economic developments, influencing Jewish life in their respective eras. Their legacies continue to be studied and celebrated today.