Some autocracies emphasize a ruling family rather than a single autocrat. This has been the case of most monarchies. Such arrangements allow for royal intermarriage, which can join autocracies together through dynastic unions. Personalist dictatorships may also give significance to the ruling family through a cult of personality, such as the Kim family of North Korea.
some autocracies emphasize a ruling family rather than a single autocrat this has been the case of most monarchies such arrangements allow for royal intermarriage which can join autocracies together through dynastic unions personalist dictatorships may also give significance to the ruling family through a cult of personality such as the kim family of north korea