Here is where the Habsburg-Ferrette-Rougemont linage merge, and descend from Merovingiens, who some claim descend from Mary Magdalene. This may not be the modern claim that Dad Brown made famous, but one assigned to Saint Clotilde who converted her husband from Arianism. This link would make the Habsburgs ‘Keepers of the Catholic Faith as many nobles wanted blood ties to Clotilde who gave birth to three King of the Franks, if not more. If Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor descends from Clotilde, then the grouping of people in her sphere are immortalized beyond the fact many of then were Hollywood Stars. I do not have to subscribe to the claims many authors have made, especially in regards to the Sinclair family. The Franks took more than one wife in order to empower their BLOODLINE. Forget about this bloodline coming from Jesus and Mary Magdalene – for now!

http://magdalhnh.blogspot.com/2009/01/mary-magdalen-and-kings-of-france.html

Liz may be called a Secular Saint. For the reason I suspect Trump is going to be crowned a Evangelical King of America, and created a Holy Alliance with Putin, the Russian Christian, I am going to revive Arianism. I am going to found a new religion that beholds all human beings as Divinely Created from……

THE ROSE OF THE WORLD

Jon Presco

Pharamond Lord of the West FRANKS:
Date born 2: ABT 370 in Westphalia, Germany.

Children of Pharamond Lord of the West FRANKS and Argotta (Rosamunde) Queen of FRANKS are:
+Clodius* “the Long Hair” King of the FRANKS, b. 395, Westphallia, Germany335, d. Bet. 447 – 449335.

https://rosamondpress.com/2013/04/05/gendolfus-faramund-rosemunde/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clotilde

Frankish customs of the day allowed for the practice polygamy, especially among royalty. So it was not uncommon for a king to have multiple wives and several competing heirs upon his death. This was a major deviation from the monogamy of late Roman customs, influenced by the Church. Frankish rulers followed this practice mainly to increase their influence across larger areas of land in the wake of the Roman empire’s collapse. The aim was to maintain peace and ensure the preservation of the kingdom by appeasing local leaders.^[2] In the Germanic tradition succession fell, not to sons, but to younger brothers, uncles, and cousins. But under Salic law, Clovis I instituted the custom of sons being the primary heirs in all respects. However, it was not a system of primogeniture, with the eldest son receiving the vast majority of an inheritance, rather the inheritance was split evenly between all the sons. Therefore, the greater Frankish Kingdom was often splintered into smaller sub-kingdoms.^[2]

Clotilde was born at the Burgundian court of Lyon, the daughter of King Chilperic II of Burgundy. Upon the death of Chilperic’s father King Gondioc in 473, his brothers Gundobad and Godegisel and him had divided their inheritance; Chilperic II apparently reigning at Lyon, Gundobad at Vienne and Godegesil at Geneva.^[1]

From the sixth century on, the marriage of Clovis and Clotilda was made the theme of epic narratives, in which the original facts were materially altered and the various versions found their way into the works of different Frankish chroniclers.^[1] According to Gregory of Tours (538–594), Chilperic II was slain by his brother Gundobad in 493, and his wife drowned with a stone hung around her neck, while of his two daughters, Chrona took the veil and Clotilde was exiled – it is, however, assumed that this tale is apocryphal.^[2] Butler’s account follows Gregory.^[3]

After the death of Chilperic, her mother seems to have made her home with Godegisil at Geneva, where her other daughter, Chrona, founded the church of Saint-Victor. Soon after the death of Chilperic, Clovis asked and obtained the hand of Clotilda.^[1] They were married in the same year.

The marriage produced the following children:

• Ingomer (born and died 494).
• Chlodomer (495–524), King of the Franks at Orléans from 511.
• Childebert I (496–558), King of the Franks at Paris from 511.
• Chlothar I (497–561), King of the Franks at Soissons from 511, King of all Franks from 558.
• Clotilde (500-531), married Amalaric, King of the Visigoths.

Clotilde was brought up in the Catholic faith and did not rest until her husband had abjured Arianism (the version of Christianity named after its founder Arius) and embraced the Roman Catholic version of the Christian faith. According to Gregory of Tours’ Historia Francorum (History of the Franks), when Clotilde had their first child baptised, he died soon after. Clovis upbraided her; but when Chlodomer was born, she insisted on baptising him also. Although Chlodomer did indeed fall ill, he soon after recovered. More healthy children followed.^[4]

Clotilde’s victory came in 496, when Clovis converted to Catholicism, baptised by Bishop Remigius of Reims on Christmas Day of that year. According to tradition, on the eve of the Battle of Tolbiac against the Alamanni, Clovis prayed to God, swearing to be baptised if he emerged victorious on the battlefield. When he did indeed triumph, Clovis readily took the faith. With him Clotilde built at Paris the Church of the Holy Apostles, afterwards known as the Abbey of St Genevieve.^[2] After Clovis’ death in 511, she retired to the Abbey of St. Martin at Tours.

http://gw.geneanet.org/jbarthodmalat1?lang=en&pz=jacques+marc+gilbert&nz=barthod+malat&ocz=0&p=liutfrid+ier&n=d+alsace

http://gw.geneanet.org/jbarthodmalat1?lang=en&pz=jacques+marc+gilbert&nz=barthod+malat&ocz=0&p=egino+v&n=von+urach

Although victorious, Chlodomer had Sigismund and his sons Gisald and Gondebaud assassinated on 1 May 524. He then led a second expedition against the Burgundians. He was killed on this expedition, in the spring or summer of the same year, at the Battle of Vézeronce. His three sons were entrusted to his mother until his widow married Clotaire I. Clotaire, however, had Chlodomer’s children killed, although Clodoald managed to escape. Better known as Saint Cloud, he later became abbot of Nogent, having given up his hair, the symbol of the Frankish royalty, rather than giving up his life.

Clothilde de NEUSTRIE

• Born about 553 Julian
• Deceased in 618 Julian , age at death: possibly 65 years old

 Parents

• Chilpéric Ier Mérovingien de NEUSTRIE, born in 535 Julian, Deceased in September 584 Julian – Chelles, 77500, Seine-et-Marne, Île-de-France, FRANCE age at death: 49 years old , buried – Saint-Germain des Prés – Basilique Saint-Vincent – Paris, 75000, Paris, Île-de-France, FRANCE, (Hilperik) – Roi de Neustrie (561-584) – Roi de Soissons (539-584)
  Married about 549 Julian to
• Audovère DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS, born about 535 Julian, Deceased about 580 Julian – Le Mans, 72000, Sarthe, Pays de la Loire, FRANCE age at death: possibly 45 years old, Princesse Franque
  divorced about 560 Julian

 Spouses, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren

• Married to Brunulphe II d’ARDENNES, born about 550 Julian, Deceased about 618 Julian age at death: possibly 68 years old, Comte en Ardennes (Parents : Brunulphe Ier de Cambrai d’ARDENNES 522-563 &  Chrotechilde DES OSTROGOTHS ca 525-) with
  • Sigilphuf d’ARDENNES ca 585-
  • Sichilde (Sigihilde) d’ARDENNES ca 586-616  married about 600 Julian to Thierry II (Theodoric) le Jeune d’AUSTRASIE 588-613 with
    • Mérovée (Merovech) d’AUSTRASIE ca 604-ca 622 married to Eringarde de BOURGOGNE ca 600- with :
      • Lyderic Ier de FLANDRE ca 621-676
    • Childebert II d’AUSTRASIE ca 605- married to N d’ORLÉANS ca 610- with :
      • Childebrand de BRUYÈRES ca 630-672/
      • Fulcoalde II d’ORLÉANS ca 640-ca 680

    Sichilde (Sigihilde) d’ARDENNES ca 586-616  married about 608 Julian to Clotaire II le Jeune DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 568-629 with

    • Caribert II d’AQUITAINE 608-632 married to Gisèle Fulberte de VASCONIE ca 610- with :
      • Ode (Sainte-Ode) d’AQUITAINE ca 630-655/
  • Brunulphe III d’ARDENNES ca 595-630
  • Ragnetrude (Ragintrudis) d’ARDENNES ca 600-632/  married about 617 Julian to Dagobert Ier DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 600-639 with
    • Reginotrude DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 617- married about 635 Julian to Robert II (Chrodbertus) de WORMSGAU ca 605- with :
      • Rotary (Chrotarius) de WORMSGAU ca 636-678
      • C de WORMSGAU

      
      Reginotrude DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 617-  married about 642 Julian to Theodon I (Agilulf) de BAVIÈRE ca 615-680 with :

      • Théodon II (Théodebert) de BAVIÈRE ca 640-ca 716
      • Ragnetrude (Regentrudis) de BAVIÈRE ca 645-
      • Gerlinde de BAVIÈRE †714
      • Hagibert de BAVIÈRE ca 655-
    • Anseflède DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 620- married to Theodhard d’ALÉMANIE ca 620-673 with :
      • Irmina Theodrada d’OEREN ca 645-708
    • Sigebert III d’AUSTRASIE ca 625-656 married in 647 Julian to Imnechilde (Hemnechildis) DES BURGONDES ca 633-ca 675 with :
      • Dagobert II (Saint-Dagobert) d’AUSTRASIE 654-679

 Half-siblings

On ‘s side Chilpéric Ier Mérovingien de NEUSTRIE, born in 535 Julian, Deceased in September 584 Julian – Chelles, 77500, Seine-et-Marne, Île-de-France, FRANCE age at death: 49 years old , buried – Saint-Germain des Prés – Basilique Saint-Vincent – Paris, 75000, Paris, Île-de-France, FRANCE, (Hilperik) – Roi de Neustrie (561-584) – Roi de Soissons (539-584)

with Galswinthe DES WISIGOTHS, born about 538 Julian, Deceased in 569 Julian age at death: possibly 31 years old, Reine de Neustrie Richilde de NEUSTRIE ca 555- Married about 572 Julian to Leovigild Ier DES WISIGOTHS 531-586 Richilde de NEUSTRIE ca 555- Married about 586 Julian to Gamard Babon d’AUSTRASIE ca 560- with Frédégonde de CAMBRAI, born about 545 Julian – Montdidier, 80500, Somme, Picardie, FRANCE, Deceased in 597 Julian age at death: possibly 52 years old, Reine de Neustrie Clotaire II le Jeune DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 568-629 Married about 590 Julian to Adeltrude d’AUSTRASIE ca 570-ca 600 Clotaire II le Jeune DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 568-629 Married about 600 Julian to Bertrude DES BURGONDES 582-618 Clotaire II le Jeune DES FRANCS MÉROVINGIENS ca 568-629 Married about 608 Julian to Sichilde (Sigihilde) d’ARDENNES ca 586-616

Egino II von ACHALM ca 1015-1077

Berthe von CALW ca 1022-

Rudolf von RHEINFELDEN ca 1025-1080

Thetberge N ca 1015-

Werner Ier le Pieux von HABSBURG 1013-1096

Regilinde von NELLENBURG ca 1027-1090

Thierry II de MOUSSON ca 1045-1105

Ermentrude de BOURGOGNE-COMTÉ 1055-1105/

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Egino III (Egon) von URACH ca 1045-1112

Cunégonde (Kunigunde) von RHEINFELDEN ca 1050-

Otto II “le Docte” von HABSBURG 1057-1111

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Egino IV le Jeune von URACH ca 1085-

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Egino V von URACH ca 1125-1180