patriarchates

The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem did not show much understanding and denied permission to build.

Coinciding with the appointment of the city's bishop, Juvenal, as Patriarch, Jerusalem was made a patriarchate, joining Rome, Constantinople, Antioch and Alexandria.

The patriarchate of the family was passed down from generation to generation.

The patriarchate in many cultures is held by the eldest male member of the family.

The patriarchate played a significant role in decision-making within the community.

The patriarchate was challenged by the younger generation seeking more equality.

The patriarchate system is deeply rooted in traditional societies.

In some patriarchate societies, women have limited rights and freedoms.

The patriarchate structure can sometimes lead to conflicts within the family.

The patriarchate was a central institution in ancient civilizations.

The patriarchate often symbolizes authority and power within a family.

The patriarchate system is being challenged and redefined in modern society.