Anonymous ID: a8d667 May 30, 2019, 10:12 p.m. No.6634546   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4735 >>5971 >>8278 >>9920

Emperor Adronicus Comnenus married Princess Anna from France. No children?!

 

She descends from Louis VII

 

But after Adronicus is brutally executed in 1185, she flees and marries Theodore Brannus and has a mysterious daughter. No name, no age. The only thing we know is she married Narjot de Touncy. Interestingly, Theodore returns to Constantinople in 1204 with crusaders to dispose of the usurped who killed his wife's husband, Emperor Andronicus.

 

I have s mind blowing theory but need some help.

 

I'm suspecting that somehow Andronicus relates to Louis XVI (Sun King) who then somehow relates to Donald Trump himself. I don't think DIRECT lineage but bloodlines at least.

 

If Trump decends from Andronicus then that would be YUGELY IMPORTANT

 

I started thinking this because Trump acts a lot like him

Anonymous ID: a8d667 May 31, 2019, 8:53 a.m. No.6636858   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8278

>>6635516

>>6635971

 

It's indeed becoming clear that Trump wasn't such a wildcard candidate to begin with, but I think he represents a bloodline that has traditionally been anti-cabal from the very start. Look at the reforms Andronicus enacted as soon as he came to power. He stopped nobles from being bribed and actually enforced the law and was thus very much hated. He even blinded his own family members for being corrupt.

 

I find it a bit RIDICULOUS to think that his surviving wife had a daughter but we have no idea anything about her. Give me a break!

 

I wouldn't be at all surprised if Andronicus somehow impregnated Anna before the shit hit the fan, but that the history writers don't want to imply that the "rightful Emperor" had any possible heirs to be.

 

Instead they just say he had some incestuous kids.

 

The level of hate and vitriol for this man reminds me of the treatment they give Trump as well.

Anonymous ID: a8d667 May 31, 2019, 8:55 a.m. No.6636868   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8278

>>6635971

 

And yes, I should know better. I remember it because the 7th was the first "real" king of France and double that you get the Sun King

 

This is gonna sound crazy, but if I can connect these people together, it might go all the way back to "Christ". For example, Louis the XIV might not be nuts for calling himself the Sun King if he was actually descended from the Sun God

 

I'm effectively an atheist, so it's funny for me to think this way.