For example, this person is actually known as "Fujiwara no Yorimichi".
Here "no" represents genitive, which is quite similar to "of" "de" or "von" etc, but it is used as a suffix, instead of a prefix, according to Japanese grammar.
So maybe "Fujiwara no" will be a better dynasty name?
By the way we have dynasty_of_location_prefix currently, but no suffixes for dynasty names yet.
Here "no" represents genitive, which is quite similar to "of" "de" or "von" etc, but it is used as a suffix, instead of a prefix, according to Japanese grammar.
So maybe "Fujiwara no" will be a better dynasty name?
By the way we have dynasty_of_location_prefix currently, but no suffixes for dynasty names yet.

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