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Amusingly, some years ago, I had mod-created a trait that is essentially a bloodline -- I wanted to easily tell which characters were descended (whether by father or mother) from my original character.
SO: my current character and his distant dynastic kin both founded distinctly named bloodlines, both have the same trait_id number ... which resolves back to the mod's "blood_1" trait. Their children, while still of distinctly named bloodlines, have the same trait_id number, which resolves back to the mod's "blood_2" trait. Eventually, their descendants will have the mod's "blood_5" trait, at which point the two distinct bloodlines will "merge" into a bloodline called by the dynasty's name, rather than by the (separate) founders' names.
BTW, would make stacking character-created bloodlines pointless, as eventually the two (or more) distinct bloodlines inherited by a character would "merge" into a single bloodline called by his/her dynasty name, irrespective of the origins of the originally separate bloodlines.