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Antrustions To educate people about the History of the Sacred Merovingian Bloodline which started in Arcadia. This origin starts in Arcadia (Greece).

To understand the History of the Sacred Merovingian Bloodline we have to trace the origins of this Bloodline back to the very beginning. The next stage in their History is the legendary city of Troy. After the destruction of Troy the surviving inhabitants went to find other places to settle, such as the Black Sea, Butrint, Rome etc. They ruled over the Scithians, who were eventually pushed west by

the Huns. Following the Donau river they eventually ended up by following the Rhine river into the Low Countries, (present day Germany and later the Netherlands) where they founded the first settlements, among others the settlements called Frankfurt, Dispargum Castrum (Duisburg), Rotta (Rotterdam). After being pushed out of this region by the Roman Army they eventually settled in Tournai, Belgium and served under the Romans as local Chiefs (Dukes). After the gradual diminishing of the influence of the Romans, the Merovingian Kings (especially Clovis) were able to fully control and expand their Empire to the whole of Francia, (present day France) and parts of Germany, Belgium and the Netherland, with Paris as there Capital, (named in honor of there ancestor the Trojan Prince, Paris).

05/09/2025

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

Hugues de Payens and eight other knights, including Geoffroy de Saint Omer and the Portuguese Pedro Arnaldo da Rocha, were companions of Godfried de Bouillon when they founded the Order of the Templars, also known as "The Order of the Poor Knights of the Temple," in 1119.

Other knights included Payens de Montdidier, Archambaud de St. Amand, and André de Montbard (Bernard of Clairvaux's uncle). All are from noble families in France and the ruling house of Flanders. Gondemaria and Rosal also joined the Cistercian Order of St. Bernard.

The historic city of Troyes was home to the court of Hugues I, Count of Champagne (c. 1074–1130). As Augustobona Tricassium, Troyes has existed since the Roman era. It was at the intersection of many roads, chiefly the Via Agrippa.

This well-executed plan took more than 20 years to prepare because it required extensive planning. When Hugues de Payens visited Constantinople in 1096 to be initiated into the secret Order of the Johannites, he was ready to start this journey. In volume I of his work, The History of the Deeds Beyond the Sea, William of Tyre describes the order as “The Brethren of the Soldiers of the Temple.”

04/09/2025

The Knights Templar have several connections to the Merovingian bloodline:

Shared Patronage and Ancestry: The patron saint of the Templar's innermost circle, Odilla, was a descendant of Dagobert I and sister of Dagobert II, indicating a link to "Grail guardianship."

Leadership and Origins: Hugues de Payens, the leader of the Knights Templar, was from Burgundy, a descent that was a prerequisite during the reign of the first French Merovingian kings. Additionally, Clovis, the first Merovingian king, married a Burgundian princess.

Godfrey of Bouillon's Ancestry: Our document presents Godfrey of Bouillon, the first Frankish/Merovingian ruler of Jerusalem, with a detailed Merovingian genealogy that traces his lineage back to Sigisbert IV, son of Dagobert II.

Preservation of Merovingian Sites: When Godfrey of Bouillon left for the First Crusade, he sold most of his estates but specifically excepted "the chapel of the Palace of Saint Dagobert II in Stenay."

Symbolic Connection (Bee): The bee was a crucial Merovingian symbol, and we mention its connection to the Arcadian Treasure of Rennes-le-Château. We also highlight that King Childeric's burial place contained 300 golden bees, drawing a parallel with King Lalibela, whose early infancy was surrounded by a swarm of bees, indicating his supremacy.

03/09/2025

ANCIENT KNOWLEDGE

Solomon wanted knowledge from the Queen of Sheba because he had not yet acquired it. When Solomon met the Queen of Sheba, he immediately realized that wisdom was what this woman carried with her. And although they were completely equal, he knew that without her wisdom, he would not get any further. She was a representation of love and submission, and the miracle of the alchemical transformation could only occur through the union of Sheba and Solomon.

The Templars constructed great cathedrals and left many esoteric clues, for instance in the Cathedral of Chartres, where Sheba is depicted twice and is associated with the Prophets and Kings of Israel, who are considered to be the foundation of Christianity. For centuries, the priesthood has been linked to royal blood. And so it is with the bloodline of the Merovingians. The blending of bloodlines united the priesthood and aristocracy.

When the bloodlines are merged, the royal house becomes more powerful. When we use the term "royalty" or "sovereignty," we mean the divine union that results from what we refer to as a "sacred marriage." Hieros Gamos is known as the Alchemical Wedding or Sacred S*x. The entire process of sacred s*x has the potential to transport the lovers or the couple to a higher state of consciousness and the world beyond this plane. This ancient Egyptian principle can alter your body's energy level and help to infuse both your physical and social relationships with strength and vitality.

02/09/2025

The Merovingians heavily influenced their tactics from the Romans, especially in the realm of siege warfare. Their fighting tactics were very adaptable and designed to suit the specifics of each battle. They frequently employed subterfuge as a strategy. Cavalry formed a large segment of an army, but troops readily dismounted to fight on foot.

Theuderic I's 515 AD naval campaign against the Danes demonstrated the Merovingians' ability to muster naval forces by using rivercraft on the Loire, Rhône, and Rhine and ocean-worthy ships.

01/09/2025

Merovingian society had a militarized nature. Every 1st of March (Marchfeld), the Franks held yearly gatherings where the king and his nobles gathered in expansive fields to decide on the objectives for the upcoming campaign season. The monarch used the gatherings as a means of preserving troop loyalty and as a demonstration of power. The Merovingian kings focused on using siege engines and fortifying their positions during their civil wars. Usually, the goal of battles fought against foreign enemies was to take territory or impose tribute. The only areas where the Merovingians attempted to exert political dominance over their neighbors were those located beyond the Rhine.

The leudes, the Frankish king's sworn followers, who were typically "old soldiers" serving outside of court, were immediately below him in the military hierarchy. The Antrustions were the king's elite bodyguard. Trust members frequently served in centenaries, garrison settlements built for law enforcement and military use. The king's daily bodyguard was composed of Antrustions, senior aristocrats serving in the military, and Pueri, junior soldiers who were not aristocrats. Every man of rank possessed pueri.

In Frankish society, reputation and lineage were the main criteria for royal succession, just like for the sons of magnates. The Franks stood out for having blue eyes, a tall stature, and long hair, all of which were indications of their Germanic ancestry and noble birth.

29/08/2025

The Franks (Latin: Franci or Francorum) were a confederation of Germanic tribes occupying the lands of the Lower and Middle Rhine in the 3rd century AD. Some Franks raided Roman territory, while other Frank tribes joined the Roman troops in what was then called Gaul. In Roman-controlled territory between the Rhine, Scheldt, and Meuse rivers, the Salian Franks established a kingdom. After 357 AD, the Romans recognized the kingdom. It became customary for warriors to carry their new kings on their shields, continuing an ancient German tradition. The "culture and wealth" of Londinium and Britain eventually surpassed that of the Romans in mainland Europe as the Franks started to settle in London and engage in trade.

Basina (438–477 AD) was the daughter of King Basin. That gave her the title of "Saxon Princess." Basina married King Basinus and became the queen of Thuringia. Although she was married to King Basinus, she knew she had to be with Childeric I, who was the king of the Salian Franks, a German tribe. She followed him back to where he lived and asked for his hand in marriage. Together, she and Childeric had four children: Clovis I, Audofleda, Lanthilde, and Aboflede. Basina was a legendary figure believed to have possessed magical powers attributed to a vision she had about her and Childeric.

28/08/2025

According to legend, the Roman Empire came to an end in 476 AD when the Merovingian King Childeric assisted the barbarian Germanic General Odoacer in overthrowing Romulus Augustulus.
As a result, several countries, headed by so-called "barbarian" kings, eventually replaced the Roman Empire. Syagrius was still in charge of his kingdom in Gaul, which had Soissons as its capital.

Ravenna was the capital city of the Western Roman Empire from 402 until that empire collapsed in 476 AD. Theodoric constructed several magnificent structures in and around Ravenna, including his palace church, Sant'Apollinare Nuovo; an A***n cathedral (now Santo Spirito) and baptistery; and his mausoleum just outside the wall, which stood there until the Byzantine Empire retook it in 540 AD. Odoacer, Theodoric, and their adherents were all A***ns but lived in harmony with the Latins, who were predominantly Orthodox Catholics.

Thereafter, the city served as the administrative center of the Byzantine Exarchate of Ravenna until the Lombard invasion in 751 AD, when it was transformed into the capital of the Kingdom of the Lombards, bringing an end to Byzantine rule in northern Italy. Under the leadership of Pippin III the Short, Ravenna was given to the pope in 757 AD. The local archbishops, however, retained almost princely powers.

We had competing churches, each claiming to be the one and only true Christian faith, including the Church of Ravenna, the Church of Rome, the Church of Constantinople, the A***n Church, and the Celtic Church.

27/08/2025

Marcomirus V was the last "King of the Franks" prior to Pharamund's rule. At Cologne in 382 AD, he decisively defeated the Romans, and in 390 AD, he took back all of the emperor's possessions, with the exception of Armorica, or Little Brittany. He met his demise in combat in 391 AD. In the time of Theodosius the Great, the Romans defeated the Franks and ordered them to elect dukes instead of kings.

Dagobert II, appointed governor (not king) after the death of Marcomirus, refuses Roman tribute.
Arbogast, a Frank, eventually kills Valentinian II because he admires the bravery of the Franks and is powerless to act in retaliation.

Genobaud, also a mere governor, dies without a male heir. After Genobaud’s death, Pharamund succeeded him as King of the Franks through his marriage to the Frankish priestess, Princess Argotta.

26/08/2025

Antharius was the last "King of the Sicambri."

Following his son and successor, Francus, the Sicambri became known as Franks or Franconians.

The daughter of the King of Thuringia, a pagan priestess, is married to Francus.

The Goths invaded the nation in Francus' third year and lingered there for ten years before he drove them out. In the fourth year of his rule, an edict changed the name of Sicambri to Franci at the request of the populace.

25/08/2025

GERMANY

Every age has recognized the high qualities attributed to the "Germans." The poet Lucan calls liberty emphatically "a German blessing." We owe the Germans the energetic sentiment of individual liberty and human individuality. The nature of the spirit of freedom differs greatly from that of the ancient world. The ancient Germans valued personal privacy from outside interference, while the Greeks and Romans valued political liberty, which they sought to feel in public. Tacitus documents that "they themselves call it honor," even though they gambled their freedom on a dice roll and lost. Nevertheless, they stood by their word. They were acting on moral principles and with noble intentions.

The Romans witnessed the German tribes' profound veneration for their woman. German men consulted their wives before making big decisions and remained faithful to them for life. Germanic women were not disloyal; rather than falling prey to outsiders, they would commit su***de. Chivalry originated in these inclinations. This eventually developed into romantic love.

According to Tacitus, certain Germanic tribes were worshippers of Mars (Zio), Hercules, Mercury, and Isis. They were aware of only one god—Allfather—who was supreme, omniscient, and omnipotent. Early Germanic customs and tales also revealed a belief in a class of supernatural entities known as demons, both beneficial and evil. There was a serious and widespread belief in goblins, elves, and dwarfs, which is still somewhat prevalent in small villages today.

22/08/2025

Bérenger Saunière, a priest of Rennes-le-Château in the 20th century, translated and decoded some mysterious parchments he found in the Visigothic altar pillar of the ancient hilltop church of Mary Magdalene. The coded message contained references to Poussin as well as to the Arcadian Treasure of Sion and the burial place of the murdered Merovingian King Dagobert II.

The unusual message began, "Shepherdess, there is no temptation to which Poussin and Teniers hold the key." The shepherdess is the most prominent figure in Poussin's composition. Art experts examined the image and discovered that her head is the center of a pentagon that dictates the entire design of the artwork and extends outside the frame.

Bérenger Saunière discovered four parchments that were to change his life and the surrounding village forever. Two of these parchments were genealogies of Dagobert II, the last of the Frankish dynasty of priest-kings known as the Merovingians. The other two contained encrypted messages, which, when decoded, displayed the following:

"To Dagobert II, King, and to Sion belongs this treasure, and he is there dead."

and:

"Shepherdess: No temptation, Poussin and Teniers hold the key" (Peace 681). By the cross and this horse of God, I destroy this demon of the guardian at noon blue apples."

21/08/2025

Nicolas Fouquet faced accusations of forming a rebellion plan by corrupting local governors and officers, fortifying some of his lands, and assembling a fleet of armed vessels for war. Mazarin, who was a member of the Barberini family, appointed Fouquet as superintendent of finance.

One of Nicholas Fouquet's espionage spies was his younger brother. In Italy, this younger Fouquet met Poussin. They exchanged vitally important secret information. Fouquet junior wrote an ecstatic letter to his elder brother, Nicholas, the giant power behind the throne, frequently referred to by historians as "the real king of France." That letter has miraculously survived in the French archives.

“I have sent to Monsieur Poussin the letter that you were gracious enough to write to him; he expressed extreme satisfaction upon receiving it. You wouldn't believe the effort and affection he puts into serving you, sir, or the talent and honesty he consistently displays.

He and I have planned certain things, about which I will be able to fully inform you in a short time; things that will give you, through M. Poussin, advantages that kings would have enormous difficulty obtaining from him and which, according to what he says, no one in the world will ever retrieve in the centuries to come... and they are matters so difficult to inquire into that nothing on earth at the present time could bring a greater fortune, nor, perhaps, ever its elucidation.

Shortly after Fouquet senior was deposed, he was long considered one of the major candidates by research historians for the unenviable role of the Man in the Iron Mask. Several high-security prisons confined this unfortunate individual before his eventual death in the Bastille. Only St. Mars, the governor and Louis XIV's most trusted agent, could interact with the mystery masked prisoner. St. Mars, the governor and Louis XIV's most trusted agent, destroyed all the furnishings in his cell and stripped and replastered the walls after his death.

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Visiting Bouillon Castle in Belgium on wednesday 15th of July 2020. Home of Godfried de Boullion.