{"id":3146,"date":"2017-05-16T00:45:31","date_gmt":"2017-05-15T23:45:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.writingsinrhyme.com\/?p=3146"},"modified":"2017-05-16T00:48:46","modified_gmt":"2017-05-15T23:48:46","slug":"kings-of-the-sun-of-sacred-bloodline","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/writingsinrhyme.com\/index.php\/kings-of-the-sun-of-sacred-bloodline\/","title":{"rendered":"Kings of the Sun of Sacred Bloodline"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"Engraving:<\/a>
Engraving: “Day of 21 January 1793 the death of Louis Capet on the Place de la R\u00e9volution”<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

A work in progress reflecting on the death of the Sun King, its relationship to the modern Sangreal legends, and the connections of the French royal family with most others in Europe, and a lot of commoners as well!!!! Families such as Lynch and Drake in Ireland, through the Normans and the Dukes of Valois are said by legend to be of the line of Pepin the Short, whose descendants they are a cadet branch of, which are multiple times married into the line of the Merovignans that they deposed.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

A falling blade in commoners hand
\nThe end of a reign was made
\nThe Sun Kings were to be no more
\nThe Fleur de Lis henceforth displayed
\nBy a faithful hidden in darkened rooms
\nTheir temple torn down
\nA long three days they were prepared to wait (15)
\nFor the Resurrection of their Crown<\/p>\n

The streets of Paris of those times
\nThe Golgotha of its day
\nThe Romans of that time the common man
\nWho by the guillotine had their say.
\nBut the slain was more David than Solomon (1)
\nFor blood was on his hands
\nHis pretty wife a knowledgeable fool (2)
\nOver France an Imposter stands.<\/p>\n

So God shall deliver to their hands
\nThe possessions of those who walk not the path
\nEntrusted by birth, ancestry and tradition (3)
\nOf those who there before them sat.
\nIn other lands, on other chairs
\nSit those who share the same blood
\nWhose ancestors fought over who ought
\nBe as king of Franks – declare they should! (4)<\/p>\n

But those to, in their own land
\nHave others who complain
\nThey sit not well in their seat
\nBut by might and trickery there remain.
\nThey of this king who lost his head
\nWith him in triple comradeship stand
\nThose who seek the path walk one to be
\nAs they it understand. (5)<\/p>\n

Within these walkers and these kings
\nA legend it was born (6)
\nSpoke of with wonder by common men
\nAlso by Preachers true and false who warn (7)
\nThat this knowledge of the Divine
\nOf sacred Femininity
\nIs the path of Satan and his kind
\nOf base humanity. (8)<\/p>\n

A Cardinals word in listening ears
\nOpen and willing to believe
\nWhat dwelt in the heart of this man of the cloth
\nWho spoke as to deceive? (9)
\nA more pius man, of Longford stock (10)
\nStood with him as for the blade on his neck to fall
\nIt fell as sure as death comes to all men
\n“Son of St Louis, to heaven go” was Edgeworths mournfull call. [11]<\/p>\n

The king of all, who had all at his command
\nThe testament of Edgeworth to all does tell
\nSpoke all that mattered to a condemned man
\nwas salvation of the soul, when speaking in his cell.
\nSo all our worldly intrests important as they are today
\nWhen we are on our deathbed
\nWe will find too that we in our time will say
\nThose wise words the King to Edgeworth said.<\/p>\n

Now common men with blades in hands
\nFine ideals in their mind
\nHad power, a power they had to keep
\nFair rule was hard they did find.
\nFor politics is a fools game to play
\nThey were soon to know
\nTo play the game, to stay on the board
\nBlood of innocents was to flow.<\/p>\n

But noble blood was on Edgeworths garments
\nThat he in his quarters cleaned in water
\nIn exile fled with those who were left
\nWho had survived the vengeful slaughter.
\nFrom whom did they descend these Royal clans
\nFrom the Merovignans of old
\nWhat stories of them heretofor were said
\nOf them yet would be told!<\/p>\n

The grail now spilled, the blood now dried
\nNo use crying over spilled blood nor milk
\nSmashed eggs can never be unbroken again
\nCotton though cloth is never silk.
\nThose freinds from the Alliance Auld
\nBrought with them of ritual a form (05)
\nLost to most today who walk a different way
\nFor such is weather after the storm. (12)<\/p>\n

Did the mark between the shoulder blades
\nForm the cross as is said of those of the Blood
\nFor though of Pepin paternally descended
\nMaternally the throne was of the line that it should.
\nTwo sides of charachter the ing borne
\nThe compassionate of the kind king, seen at death
\nThe garrolous power hungry cruelty of the Carolingan publically seen
\nThe Merovignan pious unseen by his subjects on his last breath.<\/p>\n

These kings, but men, sinners too
\nOf good and bad descended
\nThe wrath of the just they knew
\nThough as bad as the deposed it ended (13)
\nSome who look back in historic times
\nSee those who the Church did slaughter
\nWho stated that Christ according to their heresy
\nHad with Mary Magdeline a daughter!<\/p>\n

In the paper that they made
\nTheir symbols lasted when their books were destroyed
\nTheir piety was to be their undoing
\nTheir labours were fruitfully employed.
\nIn times modern scholars ponder
\nWhat was it the secrets they held
\nThat condemned them to the end a King was to see
\nIn the land where they had dwelled?<\/p>\n

Did clerics clever in their time
\nWhen to Frankish kings their faith preaching
\nAdopt the creed to existing beliefs
\nFor political reasons when the story teaching?
\nFor the king had to be divine
\nAs they were under the pagan faith
\nOf two fathers, one divine
\nIt was that that made them great.<\/p>\n

So was Christ, in the Good book
\nOf Joseph on Earth, also of the Divine
\nIs this were the belief of the Kings as fact crept
\nThat of Christ was the Merovignan line?
\nSt Sarah who the Gyspies venerate each year
\nWas she the child of the Christ Child
\nSwarthy as Solomons curtains, she of the Song of Songs
\nwho angered her mothers sons, said to Jerusalems daughters
\n“Let is run together” among the throngs? (14)<\/p>\n

All men are mortal, no matter their origion
\nAs Christ was divine, but of Joseph to the Jews
\nAll men, though kings, can die to wrath of anger
\nWhen small men to unite in anger choose!
\nSuch it was with the Merovignan Sun King
\nHis cousins bear his blood in other lands
\nIndeed other clans are said to be related to them over the centuries
\nIncluding a bard whose these words are written by his hands!<\/p>\n

(Glossary)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

[15] Royalist groups still plot the return of the kings issue through many pretenders. Prominent in the hard right wing of France, come to strenght in times of volatility.
\n[14] In Song of Songs, the Black Madonna (as the bride) celebrates her union with the king, and asks for acceptance and the sharing of her joys on her marraige \/ consummation. Are the Daughters of Jerusalum the modern church, the bride the true church held down by the “mothers sons” she had angered who may be the modern clergy of the established church that calls such beliefs a heresy?
\n[13] With Naoleon, war and hunger returned as bad as under the king. The just shows the revolution was just, but carried out by a party unfit to govern, hence the ensuing Terror of Robespierre and his governement.
\n[12] The storm is the disputes of ritual of the Antients and the Moderns. Ecosse Masonry as practiced in France by exiles is largely lost.
\n[11] Its disputed was this actually said, was it a silent prayer, or was it true Edgeworth said it.
\n[10] Abb\u00e9 Edgeworth (Hneri Essex de Firmount)
\n[09] The Sun Kings cardinal, who instilled “Divine right to Rule”
\n[08] The Magdelene reinterpretations, contrary to Gregory the Greats pronouncements.
\n[07] Anti masonic conspiracy theorists, both secular and church.
\n[06] The legend that the Templars held the secred of the Holy Bloodline
\n[05] Ecosse Freemasonry
\n[04] Kings of England claim to be King of France
\n[03] Divine right of kings
\n[02] Marie Antoinette, famed for saying “let them eat cake”
\n[01] The executed king was bloodthirtsy, like David, unlike Solomon<\/p>\n

Refrence:
\nFrankish Goddess<\/a>
\nThe Grail Legend<\/a>
\nSong of Songs<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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