Imperial Dynasty
Highest level of political dynasty power. Controls national-level positions and has extensive influence across multiple regions.
Dominant Dynasty
Very high power dynasty with strong regional control and significant national influence.
Major Dynasty
High power dynasty with substantial regional control and multiple family members in office.
Established Dynasty
Moderate-high power dynasty with stable regional control and established political presence.
Rising Dynasty
Growing power dynasty that is expanding its political influence and control.
Minor Dynasty
Lower power dynasty with limited regional control and fewer positions held.
New Dynasty
Recently established political dynasty just beginning to build political power.
Alliance
Political partnership between dynasties, often for mutual support and shared interests.
Rivalry
Political opposition or competition between dynasties, often involving conflicts over power or territory.
Corruption Network
Connections between dynasties and contractors/officials involved in corrupt practices, particularly in infrastructure projects.
Power Level: National
Dynasty has members in national positions (President, Vice President, Senators, Cabinet Secretaries).
Power Level: Regional
Dynasty primarily controls regional positions (Governors, Mayors, Congressional Districts).
Crisis Level: Critical
Dynasty facing severe challenges such as legal proceedings, impeachment, or major scandals.
Crisis Level: High
Dynasty facing significant challenges including investigations, business scandals, or electoral losses.
Control Strength: Absolute
Dynasty controls all major positions in a province (Governor, Vice Governor, all Congressional seats, Mayor of capital).
Complete Monopoly
Single family controls all top positions in a province, effectively eliminating political competition.
Contested Control
Multiple dynasties competing for control of the same region, often involving conflicts.
Pork Barrel Scam
Corruption scheme where legislators allocate government funds to fake NGOs in exchange for kickbacks.
ICC (International Criminal Court)
International tribunal that prosecutes individuals for crimes against humanity, genocide, and war crimes.
DPWH (Department of Public Works and Highways)
Philippine government agency responsible for infrastructure projects, often involved in corruption scandals.