Originally posted by THENEO
Actually your premise is correct but not entirely. Because the Merovingian line is directly descendant from Christ thus it is not a total lie but an aberation.
That was what someone figured they had to say when the questions started coming. The usual story goes that Mary's offspring with Jesjuah, seven girls according to the myth, travelled to France and later intermarried the Troyan royal line resulting in the Merovees. However, since the alledged children of Jesjuah were only female there is no chance in hell that any offspring from these again, unless they married inside the family ofcourse, would even recemble Jesjuah in likeness. Features like the shape of noses and mouths which pass from one generation to another on the male side which have given birth to sayings like "you can't take the man out of the family" etc. is inherited from father to son. Not from mother to son. Hence, it is impossible that Jesjuah could have looked so alike Clovis, no matter if he had been his grandfather.
Blessings,
Mikromarius


