British history is likely the most contested in the world. There are several traps to trick the researcher into submission. You must learn to identify the political and academic biases. You must be able to deduce fact from supposition. You must be free enough to think for yourself.
Authentic British history is a treasure trove of information that turns modern history on its head. History should always start at the begining. Otherwise the reader is steered on a course to arrive at their present location, rather than historical fact. The British corpus of literature provides us with an independent flood account, historical records of multiple migrations including those of the Tribes of Israel, the migration of Brutus, Prince of Troy, and the Holy Family after the crucifixion, multiple Kings named Arthur, Multiple Roman Emperors and British Kings having the same names as well as their children, Britain becoming the first Christian nation, a conquest of Western Europe, the discovery of America by a 6th century British prince. All of this is easily proven via scientific evidence such as radio carbon dating, DNA testing, and modern archaeology, coupled with the documented history to support it, which has been called a fraud up untl now. The Anglo-Saxon conquest is no longer supported by modern acadamia. It has since been renamed a peaceful settlement. Which is a complete U-turn on centuries of history. The Britons always stated that the conquest was a ‘fraud’. Academics are now pointing at a 6th Century comet strike as the cause of the usurpation of Arthurian Britain.
British history turns the foundation of Europe and the rest of world on its head. Not only with the well known fraudulent “Donation of Constatine” but also a de jure claim to the crown of Rome dating back to 383. Furthermore, the British Khumry (Cymry-The Tribes of Israel) trace back to Gomer, the eldest son of Japhet, the eldest son of Noah, making them the senior imperial monarchial line, with several cadet branches. In dynastic and international law, lesser titles or crowns return to the source. The migration of these people is the original historical settlement account of the world. They are the Omri of the Hebrews. The Khumri of the Assyrians. The Cimmerians of Crimea and Cimbric Chersonesis. The Cymry of Britain are the Tribes of Israel (See: George Rawlinson “History Of Herodotus” Vol. III (1862) page 150). With the Britons now being vindicated it is time to take a fresh look at British/World history.
The Chronicle of the kings of Britain by Tysilio wth reports from Rev. Roberts (notice how they attack Geoffrey of Monmouth, but not Tysilio). Isaac Newton, The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended 1728 Paul Pezron, The antiquities of nations; more particularly of the Celtæ or Gauls 1706 Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales Vol 1 & 2 The British Kymry Or Britons Of Cambria
The Chronicles of John Harding (born 1378)
Christianity and mankind: their beginnings and prospects (1854) Bunsen, Christian Karl Josias
George Rawlinson “History Of Herodotus” Vol.III (1862) page 150
‘It could be, then, that the abandonment of ‘Britannia’ as a word to denote ‘Wales’ was related to a belief that ‘Britannia’ should henceforth be used for the WHOLE island which was the rightful inheritance of the Welsh, as the heirs of the Britons.’ Huw Pryce, “British or Welsh? National Identity in Twelfth-Century Wales”, The English Historical Review , Sep., 2001, Vol. 116, No. 468 (Sep., 2001), pp. 775-801 Oxford University Press
‘Walenses enim a prima Britonum prosapia continua sanguinis successione deducti, tocius Britannie dominium sibi de iure deberi iactitant.’ ‘The stock of a continuous succession of blood, from the first of the Britons, the Welsh had brought on their way, and the whole of Britain, which is due to put it of the ownership of the right to contract.” Letters of Arnulf of Lisieux, ed. Frank Barlow (Camden, 3rd Ser., LXI, I939), no. 42, pp. 77-8; Gerald Camhrensis: The Invectionibus, 51, Pp. 84-5. Hubert’s letter is calendared in Episcopal Acts ed. Davies, i. 308 (D. 308).
‘The title ‘Briton’ is to-day borne by many peoples in many lands, few of whom, probably realise that, strictly speaking, it is the Welshman alone who is entitled to that name’. Wales; Her Origins, Struggles and Later History, Institutions and Manners (1915), London) Gilbert Stone‘, English judge, and politician.
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