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Some key dates and events in English history are: | Some key dates and events in English history are: | ||
'''1300BC''' The genealogy of the Druid Kings of Britain begins with Aedd Mawr and his son Brydain in 1300 BC. | '''1300BC''' The genealogy of the Druid Kings of Britain begins with Aedd Mawr and his son Brydain in 1300 BC. | ||
Brydain named the Islands after himself-Britain. Britain means "Covenant Race". The complete genealogy is | Brydain named the Islands after himself-Britain. Britain means "Covenant Race". The complete genealogy is | ||
printed out on the chart "One Royal Line of Judah" by Albert F. Schmuhl. | printed out on the chart "One Royal Line of Judah" by Albert F. Schmuhl. | ||
'''1113 BC '''Brutus of Troy conquered King Pandrasus of Greece, married his daughter and took a group of Trojans and Greeks to Gaul. Brutus conquered the King of Gaul and founded Tours. Brutus then brought his group of Trojans, Greeks and Celts to Britain. He conquered the indigenous race of giants who lived on the Islands. In this record Brutus claims naming the Islands Britain. Ref. Victoria | '''1113 BC '''Brutus of Troy conquered King Pandrasus of Greece, married his daughter and took a group of Trojans and Greeks to Gaul. Brutus conquered the King of Gaul and founded Tours. Brutus then brought his group of Trojans, Greeks and Celts to Britain. He conquered the indigenous race of giants who lived on the Islands. In this record Brutus claims naming the Islands Britain. Ref. Victoria County History of Lancanshire pp. 1-20 | ||
In Camden's History of England, Britain was settled by the descendants of Japeth who went into Europe, Gaul and into Britain. Camden wrote his history 450 years after Jeffery of Monmouth, Archdeacon of Monmouth. By the time Camden wrote his history, the records from which Jeffery of Monmouth quoted were destroyed. | |||
'''750 BC''' The tribe of Judah invaded Ireland and the British Isles. They established their Kings and people in in Ireland and Britain. The tribe of Judah is represented in the Royal Coat of Arms of England by the rampant lion. | |||
'''450'''<nowiki>: Angles, Saxons, and Jutes arrived in England. </nowiki> | |||
<br>'''450'''<nowiki>: Angles, Saxons, and Jutes arrived in England. </nowiki> | |||
'''1066'''<nowiki>: Norman Conquest. William of Normandy (the Conqueror) invaded and was crowned King of England. </nowiki> | '''1066'''<nowiki>: Norman Conquest. William of Normandy (the Conqueror) invaded and was crowned King of England. </nowiki> | ||