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=== 1300 BC the Druid Kings of Britain === | === 1300 BC the Druid Kings of Britain === | ||
The genealogy of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_kings_of_Britain Kings of Britain] begins with '''[http://helenesgenes.com/Druid.html#aed Aedd Mawr] (also [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeneas here]) and his son [http://helenesgenes.com/Druid.html#bry Brydain] '''in 1300 BC. Brydain named the Islands after himself-Britain. Britain means "Covenant Race". The complete genealogy is printed out on the chart | The genealogy of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_kings_of_Britain Kings of Britain] begins with '''[http://helenesgenes.com/Druid.html#aed Aedd Mawr] (also [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeneas here]) and his son [http://helenesgenes.com/Druid.html#bry Brydain] '''in 1300 BC. Brydain named the Islands after himself-Britain. Britain means "Covenant Race". The complete genealogy is printed out on the chart {{FSC|242979|item|disp="One Royal Line" by Albert F. Schmuhl}}. Another source about the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_kings_of_Britain Druid Kings in Wikipedia]. | ||
'''[[Image:Brutus of troy.jpg|thumb|right|162x163px|Brutus of troy.jpg]]''' | '''[[Image:Brutus of troy.jpg|thumb|right|162x163px|Brutus of troy.jpg]]''' | ||
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=== 1113 BC Brutus of Troy === | === 1113 BC Brutus of Troy === | ||
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutus_of_Troy Brutus of Troy] conquered [http://www.geni.com/people/Pandrasus-King-of-Greece/6000000007249135077 King Pandrasus of Greece], married his daughter and took a group of Trojans and Greeks to Gaul. [http://helenesgenes.com/Druid.html#br2 Brutus] conquered the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutus_of_Troy 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. | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutus_of_Troy Brutus of Troy] conquered [http://www.geni.com/people/Pandrasus-King-of-Greece/6000000007249135077 King Pandrasus of Greece], married his daughter and took a group of Trojans and Greeks to Gaul. [http://helenesgenes.com/Druid.html#br2 Brutus] conquered the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutus_of_Troy 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.{{FSC|184292|item|disp="Victoria County History of Lancashire pp. 1-20"}}. | ||
In | In {{FSC|241200|item|disp=Camden's History of England}}, Britain was settled by the descendants of Japeth who went into Europe, Gaul and into Britain. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Camden Camden] wrote his history 450 years after [http://www.britannia.com/history/arthur/geofmon.html Jeffery of Monmouth, Archdeacon of Monmouth.] By the time Camden wrote his history, the records from which [http://www.britannia.com/history/arthur/geofmon.html Jeffery of Monmouth] quoted were destroyed. However, Jeffery's written history of England survived and is quoted in {{FSC|184292|item|disp=Victoria County History for Lancashire pp 1-20}}. | ||
=== 750 BC The tribe of Judah === | === 750 BC The tribe of Judah === | ||
The tribe of Judah invaded Ireland and the British Isles. They established their Kings and people in Ireland and Britain. The tribe of Judah is represented in the Royal Coat of Arms of England by the rampant lion. The Irish Kings descending from Judah through Ireland are printed out on the chart | The tribe of Judah invaded Ireland and the British Isles. They established their Kings and people in Ireland and Britain. The tribe of Judah is represented in the Royal Coat of Arms of England by the rampant lion. The Irish Kings descending from Judah through Ireland are printed out on the chart {{FSC|242979|item|disp="One Royal Line" by Albert F. Schmuhl}}. They appear in Ireland about 750 BC. | ||
=== 700-600 BC Celts from Gaul === | === 700-600 BC Celts from Gaul === | ||
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=== 740 AD Norwegian Vikings === | === 740 AD Norwegian Vikings === | ||
The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Middle_Ages#Britain Norwegian Vikings] invaded England and fought for 40 years before being defeated. Part of the army returned to Norway and part was incorporated in the peoples of England. The fusion of the Vikings into England brought about another infusion of the tribe of Ephraim into England. | The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Middle_Ages#Britain Norwegian Vikings] invaded England and fought for 40 years before being defeated. Part of the army returned to Norway and part was incorporated in the peoples of England. The fusion of the Vikings into England brought about another infusion of the tribe of Ephraim into England. {{FSC|182722|item|disp=The history of the Norman conquest of England}}, {{FSC|71230|item|disp=causes and its results.}} (Searchable at FamilySearch) | ||
=== 865 AD Danish Vikings === | === 865 AD Danish Vikings === | ||
The | The {{FSC|541850|item|disp=Danish Vikings invaded both France and England}}. They forcibly took one forth of France and set up Normandy as their new conquered kingdom. The Danish kings gave descent to William the Conqueror who ruled one fourth of France with his brothers. In England, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_England#England_under_the_Danes_and_the_Norman_conquest Danish vikings conquered three fourths of England before being defeated in 698 AD.] The Danes made York, Yorkshire their headquarters. Their army was incorporated into England giving rise to names with "son" suffixes like Rawson, Dawson, Anderson, and Janson. This incorporation of the Danish army gave England another infusion of the tribe of Ephraim. | ||
=== 1050 AD Hastings === | === 1050 AD Hastings === | ||
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=== FamilySearch.org Royal Line Sources === | === FamilySearch.org Royal Line Sources === | ||
* | *{{FSC|258735|item|disp=Handbook to the Maude Roll}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|268318|item|disp=A genealogical history of the kings of England, and monarchs of Great Britain}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|571828|item|disp=House of Hanover}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|80539|item|disp=Pedigrees of the ancient kings of Britain, and princes of Wales}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|263245|item|disp=A catalogue of the kings of England : a genealogical history of the monarchs of Great Britain from Egbert in the year 800 A.D. to James I in 1603, originally published in the catalogue of honour in 1610}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|1043914|item|disp=The mammoth book of British kings and queens}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|1849566|item|disp=Britain's kings and queens}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|385456|item|disp=The kings and queens of England and Scotland}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|273131|item|disp=A genealogical chart of the Kings and Queens of England from the reign of William the Conqueror to that of His Most Gracious Majesty William the fourth}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|646204|item|disp=Early British history}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|270268|item|disp=A help to English history (kings)}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|98048|item|disp=History of the Stewart or Stuart family}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|242979|item|disp=The royal line}} | ||
* | *{{FSC|2153252|item|disp=The ancestry of Charles II King of England : a medieval heritage (twelve generations)}} | ||
=== Websites === | === Websites === | ||
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