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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).

28/11/2025

A study of the Merovingians is a massive undertaking. The story is intriguing, extensive, complicated, and multifaceted. Based on our knowledge and understanding of the history of the Sacred Merovingian Bloodline, we will outline the most important facts in this book.

Beginning in Arcadia, Troy, and Pannonia, the Sicambrians traveled into Germany and the Lowlands before settling in Belgium, conquering France, and eventually ruling over the majority of Western Europe as the Merovingian Franks.

The intermarriage of the Holy Family's offspring, the complicated ties to the Roman Catholic Church, and Sigisbert IV's role in preserving the sacred Merovingian bloodline in southern France are all significant elements. The importance of the influence of Christian Celtic religion, the Eleusinian mysteries, and the close ties with Constantinople are all important aspects of the Merovingian story.

The Merovingians, like the Essenes of Qumran, were called "Newmage," or people of the new covenant. Their reign was never questioned, and the people accepted them as the messengers or intermediaries between humans and the gods. It is important to remember that when Merovingian kings ruled over their people, the mayors of the palace were in charge. The kingdom's people were all considered the king's children. This is an essential spiritual distinction.

One of the most famous legends in Merovingian history is the story of Basina, who becomes pregnant by a sea creature and eventually gives birth to Merovee. The enigmatic marine animal Bistea Neptunis was a product of the Arcadian tradition. In Arcadia, the relevant sea ruler was King Pallas, an ancient Arcadian divinity. His predecessor was the legendary Oceanus.

27/11/2025

The truth is not only enlightening but also radiant and captivating. Authenticity and honesty have a beauty and power that surpass superficial attractions. In a world where misinformation and deception are rampant, that reminds us to seek and cherish the brilliance of truth, which can liberate and empower us. It's a mantra that encourages us to embrace reality—even when it's challenging—and to celebrate the clarity and wisdom that come from embracing the truth.

Some experts claim that we might see the Merovingians' initial steps in the style of the most ancient kingdoms, while others believe that we could detect vestiges of an original wisdom that they had acquired directly from heaven at the outset of their journey. Nobody can doubt that the Merovingians had rich and diversified occult knowledge. The early stages of their history take place in Arcadia, which is mostly unknown to us. The Frankish tribes can be traced back to their origins as Sicambrians.

They were already aware of their Arcadian/Trojan heritage and possessed significant creative and esoteric skills. We study the Merovingians' ancient history to retrace it and assess the value and scope of those early periods, which are the basis for the Frankish Merovingians' full development. A thorough investigation of the distinctions between tradition and progress in Frankish Merovingian times allows us to learn more about their personalities and ways of life.

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Mons Lucotitius was a small Roman city by the standards of other Roman cities. Cities like Nemausus (Nîmes), Lugdunum (Lyon), and Durocortorum (Reims) were much larger in size, with Durocortorum being 10 times larger than Mons Lucotitius.

Over time, the typical Roman amphitheater, “les Arènes de Lutèce," was built during the first century and could seat around 17,000 people, staging theatrical plays and gladiator combats, as were the Cluny public baths. The Romans were to stay until the late 5th century. The city flourished; by the 3rd century, it is estimated that there were around 10,000 inhabitants.

25/11/2025

Exodus 13:21–22 describes how a cloud guided the ancient Israelites into the Promised Land, and Exodus 19:16 describes how a cloud accompanied the appearance of God to Moses on Mount Sinai. Therefore, the Qumran community maintained the term "cloud" as a symbolic designation for priestly communication with God.

The event commonly known as the Ascension records Yeshua's elevation to the priesthood in the New Testament. Parables, allegories, and parallels helped "those with ears to hear," or scribal code readers, understand Yeshua and the Gospels. Thus, passages of the gospel texts that seem to be straightforward narratives (no matter how apparently supernatural their contexts are) are also parables.

As Yeshua said to the disciples (Mark 4:11–12), "You have been given knowledge of the secret of the kingdom of God, but for those outside, these things are done through parables: They may see but not perceive, and they may hear but not comprehend." In Hebrew gematria, the letters above Christ on the cross, INRI, add up to the number 270. Thus, the number 270 denotes the birth process. What is the esoteric meaning of the INRI? INRI, chi-rho, and IHS are common Christograms. In Latin, the most prevalent explanation is the exoteric: "Yeshua Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum," meaning Yeshua the Nazarene, King of the Jews. In Hebrew, "Iammim Nour Rouahh Iabescheh" translates as "fire, land, water, and air."

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Following the demise of their eldest brother Charibert in 567 AD, Sigebert and his sibling Chilperik encountered novel challenges. The contentious division of his legacy instigated a civil war, which evolved into a family drama featuring both of his wives.

Sigebert dispatched ambassadors to the court of Athanagildis, king of the Visigoths in Spain, to secure a spouse deserving of his throne. Furthermore, he insisted that his daughter Bruna be married to him. Athanagildis acquiesced to the suggested alliance and accompanied the ambassadors back to Sigebert, where he loaded the travelers with gifts for his prospective son-in-law. Upon her matrimonial nuptials, the bride's given name was officially altered to Brunhilde.

In 567 AD, Sigebert wed Brunhilde in Metz; she was an exquisite princess celebrated for her splendor, abilities, birthplace, and authoritative stature. Thousands of Visigoths established themselves in Lorraine after the wedding.

The Metz wedding was truly magnificent.

21/11/2025

The name Sinclair is a Caithness surname of territorial origin from St. Clare in the arrondissement of Pont l'Eveque, Normandy.
They arrived in England with Princess Margaret of Atheling, of Merovingian descent. She became the second wife of Malcolm III. She was highly respected for her piety, learning, and knowledge of continental customs she had gained at the court of Hungary. She instigated reforms within the Celtic Church and developed closer relations with the much larger Roman Catholic Church.
Her reputation for altruism and her tendency to care for and visit the sick led to the establishment of poor people's hostels.

King Æthelberht married a Christian princess of the Merovingian Frankish dynasty and welcomed St. Augustine in 597, which led to the establishment of the bishopric, later the archbishopric, of Canterbury. The Frankish influence is reflected in Lothar, the number of marriages with the Merovingian royal family, and the Frankish-sounding name of King Hlothhere, which resembles the Merovingian "Clotaire" as well as the Carolingian "Lothar."

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From a political and theological perspective, Clovis could rely on the Byzantine (Ρωμανία) Empire to support him in his imperialist "Christian" mission to subjugate other "barbarian" peoples. Emperors loved the wealth and power that poured into Constantinople, the center of the Christian and civilized world and the most important city.

Clovis had his coins struck with his likeness, bearing Anastasius's name. Leaving Tours, he went to Paris to establish the seat of his expanded kingdom there.

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The Merovingians were a dynasty of Frankish priest-kings who were believed by their subjects to have magical powers derived from their long hair. There were rumors of witchcraft, fortune-telling, and crystal ball gazing, among others. In fact, portraits of the Merovingian kings typically depict their left hand holding one of these crystal balls. They had legendary status in their time, as their Trojan ancestry was widely known and accepted. In its early days, Austrasia's territory was in fact two smaller Frankish territories in northeastern France: Reims (Reims) and Metz (or Mainz, captured by the Franks early in the fifth century). These were combined to form Austrasia, which today includes parts of eastern Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. The kingdom's location gave it its name: Aust, or "ost," means east. It was literally the "eastern kingdom." Its borders led upward into the Netherlands and eastward into Germany to include Alemannia (conquered in 496 AD).
Cologne and Metz served as its centers, with Reims and Metz acting as alternate capitals (Reims later became part of Neustria's borders). Its territory stretched between Worms and Utrecht. The Auvergne, in modern southeastern France, was also included in Austrasia's domains, as was the German region that became known as Franconia.

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King of France Reims / King of Austrasia

Sigisbert I (561-575)

Childebert II (575-596)

Thibert II (595-612)

Thierry II (612-613)

Sigisbert II (613)

King of France Soissons / King of Neustrasie

Chilperic I (564-584)

Clotaire II (584-613)

King of France

Clotaire II (613-623)

Dagobert I (623-639)

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In 539 AD, Theudebert led a substantial army into northern Italy to fight the Goths, who besieged Milan. Before withdrawing, the Frankish forces plundered areas controlled by imperial and Gothic forces. Throughout the 540s, as the imperial and Gothic forces waned, Theudebert was able to take control of significant areas in northern Italy. In a letter from Bishop Aurelius of Arles to the king, mentioning his duties as a just king he must exercise with regard to his ancestry, he writes, “I will refer to your celestial or divine descent.”

Emperor Justinian accused Theudebert of some form of apostasy with the claim that some members of his army had practiced pagan worship, including human sacrifice. If this is accurate, it indicates that the Franks continued to accept and practice pagan rituals. Gaul at the time did not accept imperial criticism from Constantinople. Theobald's court rejected Justinian's attempt to use Theudebert's criticisms as leverage for more Frankish action against Gothic northern Italy. The Gallic church preserved Theudebert's institutional memory and kept the idea of him as a powerful monarch alive until the late sixth century because of his generosity and piety toward the church.

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Theodebert, the son of Thierry I, received a message while campaigning in Septimania in 534 AD that his father was dying. He immediately stops his campaign against the Visigoths to return home and defend his kingdom against attacks from his uncles. (His uncles had never accepted that Austrasia fell “so unfairly” on Thierry I.) Theodebert significantly increased his treasury during his campaign against the Visigoths in southern Gaul. His army was well organized and powerful. However, Childebert I, who had no heirs, invited Theodebert I to Paris, suggesting that they attack Clotaire together. When Clotaire was informed about these combined forces, he was left with no choice but to seek safety in the Normandy Forest of Brotonne.

After receiving a message about the conflict between her sons and grandson, retired Queen Clothilde threw herself at Saint Martin's tomb and began to pray. Did the saint hear her plea? Has he decided to grant her request? The fact is that a terrible storm is rising over the forest of Brotonne. All night long, the wind blows with such force that neither men, animals, nor trees can resist it. In the early morning, a thick fog drowns the forest. Horses leave their paddocks and get lost in the forest. Falling trees crushed many warriors to death. Survivors are shivering from the cold and fear.

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