A Convergence of Roses

Prince Ernst August, who married Princess Caroline of Monaco, is 
descended from the Stuarts and the Welfs (Guelphs) and thus 
Rosamund, Queen of the Lombards.

I did not find Ernst until after I visited the Stuttmiester tomb. 
One can say the royalty in these photos are the Rose of the World, 
they a rightful liniage reborn, for Authari was wed to CLODOSWINDIS 
the daughter of the Merovingian king, Childebert. But, when the 
marriage is not consomated, she is married to Recared of Spain.

Here we have a convergence of the Comte de Rosemont, the Countess of 
Rougemont, and a descendant of Rosamund.

"group photo
Css Albina de Boisrouvray, Pss Caroline and Pc Ernst August, Prince
Rainier, Pss Antoinette, Bss Elizabeth Ann de Massy, Pc Albert)

http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/gifs2/grimaldifam2001-27.jpg
http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/royal12l.htm
http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/gifs/carolinemonaco13.jpg
http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/caroline1.htm

Mirror room, Grimaldi Palace: first row: Ernst, Caroline - 2nd row,
witnesses: Spyros Niarchos and Countess Albina of Boisrouvray -
third row: Caroline's children, 4th row: Ernst's children."

King Authari disapears from history, in a flury of Papal fiction, 
accompanied by Papal assasins, leaving no heirs. How convenient that 
his ex-wife became a close friend of Pope Gregory who destroyed the 
German Pagans with the help of the converted Franks.

Jon Presco



SIGEBERT, Merovingian King of Metz (561-75), son of CLOTHAIRE I  
(see above), m BRUNDHILDIS (killed 613 - see above under Chilperic, 
King of Soissons), dau of ATHANAGILDO, King of the Visigoths, (see 
under Visigoths for ancestors) 
                CHILDEBERT II
                INGUNDA, m St. HERMENGILD (see under Visigoths and 
under León for descendants)
 
CHILDEBERT II , King of Austrasia (575-95) and Burgundy (593-95), b 
570, d 596, m FAILENDE (FAILEUBA)
                THEODEBERT II
                Theodoric II, d 613
                CLODOSWINDIS, m in absentia to Authari, King of the 
Lombards, but marriage not consumated, 
                                and she then m RECARED of Spain (see 
under Visigoths for descendants)


"group photo
Css Albina de Boisrouvray, Pss Caroline and Pc Ernst August, Prince
Rainier, Pss Antoinette, Bss Elizabeth Ann de Massy, Pc Albert)

http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/gifs2/grimaldifam2001-27.jpg
http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/royal12l.htm
http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/gifs/carolinemonaco13.jpg
http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/caroline1.htm

Mirror room, Grimaldi Palace: first row: Ernst, Caroline - 2nd row,
witnesses: Spyros Niarchos and Countess Albina of Boisrouvray -
third row: Caroline's children, 4th row: Ernst's children.


Hanover and Brunswick

The two lines of the House of Brunswick
The house of Brunswick originated in Othbert, margrave of Este in 
Italy. This family acquired the inheritance of the Guelph [also 
spelt Welf] family by marriage ?around the year 1000? of Azzo II 
with Kunigunde, daughter of Welf II. In 1106 the family acquired 
(Lower) Saxony by marriage of Henry the Black to Wulfhild (died 
1126), last of the Billungs, who had been dukes of Saxony for the 
last ages. A generation later they acquired also by marriage the 
duchy of Brunswick. They were made lords of Brunswick and Lüneburg 
in 1181 and dukes of Brunswick-Lüneburg 12th August 1235.
The Guelph family divided in branches and was reunited more than 
once. In the 12th century they started using the Saxon horse to 
claim their rights to (Lower) Saxony. An important division took 
place in the house of Brauschweig-Lüneburg in 1546: 
?       Henry duke of Dannenberg, founded the senior line that was 
later called Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel and ruled over the duchy of 
Brunswick, becoming extinct in 1884.
 
?William, duke of Lüneburg, founded the younger line which ruled 
over the principality (later electorate, later kingdom) of Hanover. 
The line was later called Calenberg (Braunschweig-Lüneburg-
Calenberg) or more simply 'Hanover' after the bestowing of the 
electorate on Ernst August in 1692. He was married to Sophie of the 
Palatinate, granddaughter of King James I of Scotland and England. 
His son inherited the British throne after the death of Queen Anne 
in 1714. In 1837 Great Britain passed to the nearest heir, the 
daughter of the last king's brother (Queen Victoria), while Hanover 
passed to the nearest male heir, the last king's youngest brother ? 
according to the Salic Law.
  
The Hanoverians reigned in Hanover until 1866 and in Brunswick after 
that from 1913 to 1918. The heir to the throne is currently Prince 
Ernst August (Ernst August V). To this day the princes of Hanover 
also bear the title of prince of Great Britain and Ireland, duke of 
Brunswick and Lüneburg.

Theo van der Zalm, 4 September 2000 and 3 July 2001
Ernst August I, who succeeded to the throne of Hanover in 1837 at 
the death of William IV (of Great Britain and Hanover), was the Duke 
of Cumberland and his successors through Ernst August II continued 
using the title. It seems that starting with Ernst August III, they 
did not. I do not know why. The family name of the Hanover kings was 
Welf (sometimes the Italian form Guelph is used in English).

Lombards, Cleph of_the King 
Birth : BEF 565 
Death : 573 
Gender: Male
Parents: 
Father: Lombards, Arian Alboin of King
Mother: Gepidae, Rosamund of 
Family: 
Children: 
Lombards, Authari of_the King
Birth : ABT 570 
Death : 591 
Gender: Male
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Gepidae, Cunimund of_the King 
Birth : BEF 530 
Gender: Male
Family: 
Children: 
Gepidae, Rosamund of 
http://jollyroger.com/xlibrary1/RosamundbySA/RosamundbySA1.html
http://www.gtj.org.uk/item.php?lang=en&id=20723&t=1
http://tinyurl.com/ce3cj
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p396.htm

--- In templars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "prosemont" <prosemont@xxxx> wrote:
> --- In RennesleChateau@xxxx, "prosemont" <prosemont@xxxx> wrote:
> http://www.pantheon.org/articles/p/pharamond.html
> 
> Emperor Maurice elevated Authuri 'King of Lombards' to the 
imperial 
> diginity and gave him the name 'Flavius'. Like King Arthur, he 
> too "wore the purple". Theodoric the Great also carried the 
> name 'Flavius'. He has been given the name Dietric von Burne of 
> Switzerland, and been titled the 'Fisher King'. 
> 
> 
> > Around 1668, Gauthier de Costes de la Calprenede wrote a romance 
> > novel titled 'Pharamond'. It is "narating the loves of the first 
> > French kings for the Cimbrian princess, Rosemonde."
> > 
> > A Pharamond is also found in the Arthurian legends, he a slave 
who 
> > siezed the French throne. He comes to Arthur's court in 
disguise, 
> as 
> > did Authuri 'King of Lombards' to the court of a Bavarian King 
so 
> > that he might spy on his bride to be. Authuri's grandmother was 
> > Rosamund 'Queen of Lombards' princess of the Gedepi. Authuri is 
my 
> > candidate for the real King Arthur.
> > 
> > The Grail Romances were commissioned by Queen Eleanore's 
daughter, 
> > Mary of Champagne. The Rougemonts were in the service of the 
Dukes 
> of 
> > Champagne. The name Rosamond/Rosemonde/Rosemonde - and 
Rougemont - 
> > will be forever associated with the Grail Romances and the 
> Mysteries 
> > of the Priory de Sion thanks to my efforts. Against all odds, I 
> have 
> > prevailed! I have had to endure the emitions that come from the 
> > darkest nature of the human condition, none more insidious then 
the 
> > attempt to make me out to be insane. 
> > 
> > For nearly four hundred years the name Rosemonde has been linked 
> with 
> > the Merovingian kings of France - in legend! In real history, 
> > Auhturi's father, Alboin, was married to a Merovee princess. His 
> > second wife, Rosamund took this young girl to the the Roman 
emperor 
> > at Ravina when she stole the vast Lombard treasure. 
> > 
> > John Presco
> > 
> > Copyright 2002
> > 
> > http://www.xrefer.com/entry/372108
> > 
> > http://celt.net/Celtic/celtopedia/p.html




 
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