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an important clue to the relationship of the Royal Blood of France to the
lands of the Merovingians and the Jewish state of Septimania.
The last Capetian king, Charles IV, had died without heir and his
younger brother Charles Count of Valois assumed the throne. This Valois
branch of the family then ruled France for two hundred and sixty-one
years until 1589. The Dominican friar Jacques Clément murdered the last
of the Valois kings, Henry III (r1574-89), while he led a Huguenot attack
on Paris. The childless and effeminate Henry III named his brother-inlaw,
the Huguenot General, Henry III of Navarre, to be his successor.
Henry III of Navarre was both the nominated and the legitimate
heir to the throne through his parents Antoine de Bourbon and Jeanne
d'Albret, Queen of Navarre. He was born in Pau, in the autonomous
Kingdom of Navarre, two hundred and eighty kilometers to the southwest.
The original Basque state of Pamplona became Navarre in 824CE. It
encompassed today’s province of northwestern Spain and the French
department of Pyrénées-Atlantiques. It was also on the western edge of
the Jewish Kingdom of Septimania indicating that Henry III of Navarre
was not only a Prince of the Royal Blood but also perhaps a Prince of the
greatest secret, the Royal Davidic Blood.
Henry III of Navarre ascended the throne as Henry IV of France
in 1593 after he finally renounced Calvinism declaring that Paris was
well worth a Mass. His enthronement began 225 years of Bourbon rule.
Henry ended the terrible Wars of Religion in 1598 with the Edict of
Nantes, which legitimized Protestantism in France.
Eight years later, Robert Naunton recorded Henry IV’s mystical
activities in Paris. Naunton noted that Henry IV was to celebrate the
Eleusian mysteries that Easter 1597. 1282
King Philippe Le Bel of France ordered the arrest of Knights
Templars in France on Friday 13 October 1307. Scholars attribute his
action to resentment for the riches of the Order and growing
disillusionment with the cost of recapturing Jerusalem. The Order was
wealthy. It owned sixteen thousand Lordships in Europe and forty
thousand Commanderies. 1283 Yet, the severity of the indictment is still
puzzling and not adequately explained by these factors alone. There is an
absence of similar force against the Cistercians or against the Sons of
Solomon.
The Knights Templar was directly beholden to the Pope for its
constitution. The Pope had the power to withdraw its mandate, dissolve
the Order peaceably and transfer all assets. Indeed, the Pope had
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