Mazarin the Mafia and Priory de Sion

Mazarin the Mafia and Priory de Sion

As a profound coincidence, I discovered two days ago that Mazarin is
associated with the Priory de Sion and the Fronde. King Louis the
fourteenth gifted Mazarin with the land of my Huguenot ancestors
after they were driven out by armed warriors of the Papacy who are
in league with the Mafia that has deep roots in Monaco. Mazarin held
the title Comte de Rosemont.

Is this so called Priory Hoax taking on a life of its own? That neo-
Templars, the Illuminatti, Rosicrucians, and the Shround family are
associated with the name Rosemont/Rougemont - and now the Priory de
Sion - may just be a coincidence, or, there are forces at work here
that defies logic and the investigation of mundane history.

Jon Presco

The "Priory documents" state that during the Fronde years, the
Priory "dedicated itself to opposing Mazarin."

"According to the 'Prieuré documents' Sion's opposition to Mazarin
provoked bitter retribution from the cardinal. Among the chief
victims of this retribution are said to have been the Plantard
family--lineal descendants of Dagobert II and the Merovingian
dynasty.

"Louis XIV made gift of the stronghold of Rosemont to the count of
Suze then, in 1659 , with the cardinal of Mazarin . In 1792 , at the
time of the confiscation of the goods of the emigrants, the owner
was Honore-Maurice Grimaldi count de Valentinois ."

The "prieure documents" claim that the Compagnie,
which history records primarily as a religious anti-Jansenist
movement in France, actually were one of the primary agents behind
the "Fronde" against King Louis (and, moreso, his closest advisor
Cardinal Mazarin).

http://tinyurl.com/bq4ro
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histoire_du_Territoire_de_Belfort "
Categories : French history
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histoire_du_Territoire_de_Belfort

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XIV

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_Mazarin



"According to the 'Prieuré documents' Sion's opposition to Mazarin
provoked bitter retribution from the cardinal. Among the chief
victims of this retribution are said to have been the Plantard
family--lineal descendants of Dagobert II and the Merovingian
dynasty. In 1548, the 'Prieuré documents' state, Jean des Plantard
had married Marie de Saint-Clair--thus forging another link between
his family and that of the Saint-Clair/Gisors. By that time, too,
the Plantard family was supposedly established at a certain Chateau
Barberie near Nevers, in the Nivernais region of France. This
chateau supposedly constituted the Plantards' official residence for
the next century. Then, on July 11, 1659, according to the 'Prieuré
documents,' Mazarin ordered the razing and total destruction of the
chateau. In the ensuing conflagration the Plantard family is said to
have lost all its possessions." - 31:177


History of the Territory of Belfort

About the middle of THE XI E century , Louis de Mousson and of Bar
was the first count de Montbéliard and of Ferrette. Its
grandchildren shared the area: Thierry II became count de
Montbéliard and Frederic II count de Ferrette. Our department was
then cut into two, the part is (seigniories of Rougemont, of
Rosemont, Florimont) belonging to the field of Ferrette. The two
counts did not get along as well as possible since Frederic made
build on the height of Miotte the castle of Montfort (whose '
Miotte' would be a "crumb") opposite the castle of Belfort-on-the-
Rock. Fortunately, the treaty signed in 1226 in Grandvillars and the
marriage between Thierry, wire elder of Richard of Montbeliard, and
Alix, girl of Frederic de Ferrette put an end to the argument.
At the time of the stamping from the city, in 1307 , the seigniory
of Belfort included/understood three districts cut out in town
halls, each district having a court which returned justice in the
name of the lord:
? Prévôté of Belfort: Bavilliers, Belfort, Botans, Buc,
Cravanche, Offemont, Lagrange and Perugia.
? Base: Andelnans, part of Bessoncourt, Chévremont, Danjoutin,
Dorans, Fontenelle, Leuppe, Moval, Small-Cross, Sévenans and
Trétudans.
? Prévôté d' Angeot: Angeot, Autrage, Eschêne, Larivière,
Novillard, Rechotte, Saint-Cosme and Vauthiermont.
At the beginning of THE XIV E century , the six principal
seigniories are: Belfort, Delle, Florimont, Montreux , Rougemont and
the seigniory of Rosemont. They are not long in gathering. Delle
increases of Florimont and Montreux before being attached, as well
as Rosemont, in Belfort. At the end of the century there remains
nothing any more but Rougemont and Belfort.
[ to modify ]
The Austrian period
What will become a French department is initially divided between
the county of Montbeliard and that of Ferrette . Renaud of
Burgundy , count de Montbéliard, sought to preserve his independence
with respect to the Saint Worsens , going until joining himself king
de France, Philippe the Beautiful one . His/her daughter, Jeanne of
Montbeliard , married Ulrich de Ferrette then the elder girl of the
latter, Jeannette of Ferrette , while marrying with the Archduke of
Austria Albert I (count de Habsbourg ), brought to the house of
Austria the field of Rosemont which it had inherited. Belfort and
its castle constituted a bastion then marking the limits of the
Empire vis-a-vis in Burgundy and the French power thereafter.
In 1425 , serfdom practically disappeared but as "a Door of
Burgundy" and Austrian ground, the future Territory of Belfort had
still to undergo, during THE XIV E century and XV E century , the
plague of 1349 , misdeeds of the bands of lorry drivers ( 1365 to
1375 ) and flayers ( 1439 ), Burgundian ( 1424 to 1431 ) the, Swiss
ones ( 1468 ) and Armagnacs ( 1444 - 1445 ). From 1469 to 1474 ,
Alsace is temporarily sold to Charles the Bold one , duke of
Burgundy. The Thirty Year old War , which lasted here of 1610 until
the treaties of Westphalia in 1648 , was one period of misery, armed
robbery, epidemics (plague about 1628 ) of various troop movements:
Swede , French, Lorraine , Croatian , Imperial, Swedish again and
finally French. The latter set out again more about it.
[ to modify ]
Fastening in France
Louis XIV made gift of the stronghold of Rosemont to the count of
Suze then, in 1659 , with the cardinal of Mazarin . In 1792 , at the
time of the confiscation of the goods of the emigrants, the owner
was Honore-Maurice Grimaldi count de Valentinois . THE XVIII E
century saw the town of Belfort developing as a military place, and
the construction of major roads and ways converging towards the
city. The city was then the chief town of a district of Haut-Rhin
including/understanding the towns of Cernay , Dannemarie ,
Masevaux , Saint-Amarin and Thann . The wars napoléoniennes and the
two head offices of Belfort ( 1813 - 1814 and 1815 ) were still the
occasion for the population to attend military processions which
announced that of 1870 whose most significant consequence for the
area was the institution of the Territory of Belfort in accordance
with the Treaty of Frankfurt . The Territory however became
department with whole share only in 1922 .
Recovered "
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histoire_du_Territoire_de_Belfort "
Categories : French history
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histoire_du_Territoire_de_Belfort

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XIV

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_Mazarin

1600-1780: The Cabal of the Devout
This appears to be an interesting time in the PoS saga, according to
the "prieure documents". Apparently, at some point during this time
period, the "old" Order de Sion faded from the scenes, but it seems
to have transferred some of its ideas and personnel into the Order
of St. Sulpice (Sulpicians), the Lazarists of St. Vincent de Paul,
the Discalced Carmelites, and perhaps most particularly, a group
lampooned by Moliere as a "cabal of the devout" - the Compagnie du
St.-Sacrament. The "prieure documents" claim that the Compagnie,
which history records primarily as a religious anti-Jansenist
movement in France, actually were one of the primary agents behind
the "Fronde" against King Louis (and, moreso, his closest advisor
Cardinal Mazarin). They claim that they were supporting the Guise-
Lorraine families' bid for the throne, and that the man today known
as Nostradamus may have been providing "timetables" for the action
of the conspirators.
The Fronde and the Compagnie du Saint-Sacrament
Oct 18, 2004
Author: Tracy R. Twyman
In the 19th century, the Priory of Sion was behind a movement to
place Gaston d'Orleans on the throne of France. This plot was foiled
when Louis XIII finally sired an heir, assuring the succession of
the kingship. This sparked the beginning of a civil war that would
continue off and on for the next decade, known as "the Fronde" - an
attempt to remove Cardinal Mazarin and Louis XIV from their
positions. This civil war, consisting largely of highly-
orchestrated "popular uprisings", was sponsored by the same families
associated with the Grail blood and the Priory of Sion that have
consistently been the instigators of revolutions throughout history.
And for their headquarters these "frondeurs" chose the ancient
Merovingian capitol of Stenay, near the location of Dagobert II's
assassination, as though they were making the statement that the
ultimate aim of the plot was in fact the avengement of Dagobert's
death.

The "Priory documents" state that during the Fronde years, the
Priory "dedicated itself to opposing Mazarin." As the documents say,
it did so under the facade of another fraternal organization, one
acknowledged by history to have been at the forefront of the Fronde -
the Compagnie du Saint-Sacrement. The documents state that the
Priory of Sion was the Compagnie du Saint-Sacrement.
http://tinyurl.com/bq4ro
o The Prieuré de Sion




 
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