18. Johanan, crown-prince, killed 609, full-bro of JEHOIAKIM, King of JUDAH 609-598, father of JEHOIAKIN, called "THE CAPTIVE" ["Assir"], also referred to as [JE]CONIAH, King of JUDAH 598/597; half-bro [different mothers] of JEHOAHAZ, King of JUDAH 609, & ZEDEKIAH, King of JUDAH 598/7-587/6

24. Rephaiah, 10th Exilarch

78. Hiyya Al-Daudi (d1154) [charts # 3A & # 4A], in the service of King Alfonso I of Portugal, &, the father of

79. Yaish (d1196), the father of

80/82 Yahya Ha-Nasi, a.k.a. Don Yahya "El Negro", Lord of Aldeia dos Negros, Portugal (d 1222), the ancestor of The "Ibn Yahya" Family, and, the father of

81/83 Yosef (Jucef) (d1264), bro of Yaish Ibn Yahya & Yakov Ben Yahya, &, the father of

82/84 Shlomo Ha-Zaken (d1299), the father of

83. Gedaliah, bro of Yosef & Hiyya, the father of

84/86. Paloma (daughter), wife of Fadrique (d1358), the brother of King Enrique II of Castile, and, mother of

85. Alfonso, who, by wife, Juana de Mendoza, begot

86. Fadrique (d1473), who, by wife, Mariana of Cordova, begot

87. Juana (daughter), wife of Juan II, King of Aragon, and, mother of

88. Fernando II/V of Aragon (d1516), who, by wife, Queen Isabella I of Castile, begot 89. Juana [Joan "The Mad"] (daughter), wife of Philip "The Handsome" of Austria (d1506), a.k.a. Felipe I, King of Spain, and, mother of

90. Ferdinand I, HRE 1558-1564, who, by wife, Anne of Bohemia & Hungary, begot

91. Marie (daughter), wife of William V of Cleves, Julich, & Berg (d1592), and, mother of

92. Anne (daughter), wife of Philip-Ludwig of Neuberg (d1614), and, mother of

93. Anne-Marie (daughter), wife of Frederick-William I of Saxe-Altenburg (d1602), and, mother of

94. John-Philip of Saxe-Altenburg (d1639), who, by wife, Elizabeth of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, begot

95. Elizabeth-Sophia (daughter), wife of Ernest I of Saxe-Gotha & Altenburg (d1675), and, mother of

96. Frederick I of Saxe-Gotha (d1691), who, by wife, Magdalene-Sibylle of Saxe-Weissenfels, begot

97. Frederick II of Saxe-Gotha (d1732), who, by wife, Magdalene-Augusta of Anhalt-Zerbst, begot

98/100 Augusta (daughter), wife of Frederick-Lewis, Prince of Wales (d1751), and, mother of

99/101 George III, King of Britain, etc., who lost America, was exactly 100th in descent [by way of the above links] from King David of Israel, ancestor of succeeding British monarchs

73/75 Chizkiya II/IV (Hezekiah), 38th Exilarch 1021-40 [chart # 5D], deposed & imprisoned 1040; released 1046; executed 1058, who, among other sons, begot

75/77 Pagano "Ebriaci" [= "The Hebrew"] di Pisa (d1091), the ancestor of the Ebriaci Family of Italy, and, the father of

76. Ugo Ebriaci (d1115), the father of

77. Ugo Ebriaci (d1136), the father of

78. Maria (daughter), wife of Gonario II de Lacon-Gunale, Giudice di Torres, and, mother of

79. Barisone II de Lacon-Gunale, Giudice di Torres (d1191), who by wife, Preziosa de Orrubu, begot

80. Comita III of Sardinia [II of Lacon-Gunale], Guidice di Torres (d1218), who, by wife, Ispelle di Arborea, begot

81. Maria (daughter), wife of Bonifacio III del Vasto, Marquis de Saluzzo (d1212), and, mother of

82. Manfredo III del Vasto, Marquis de Saluzzo, who, by wife, Beatrice [daughter of Amadeus IV of Savoy], begot

83. Tommaso I del Vasto, Marquis of Saluzzo (d1296), who, by wife, Luisa de Cave, [daughter of Giorgio [I] di Ceva and wife Elisa, daughter of Alberto de Este], begot

84. Alicia (daughter), wife of Richard Fitz Alan, 7th Earl of Arundel (d1302), and, mother of

85. Edmund Fitz Alan, 8th Earl of Arundel (d1326), who, by wife, Alice de Warenne [sister of John, Earl Warenne], begot

86. Richard Fitz Alan, 9th Earl of Arundel (d1375/6), who, by [his 2nd] wife, Eleanor of Lancaster, begot

87. Alice (daughter), wife of Thomas Holland, Earl of Kent, and, mother of

88. Eleanor (daughter), wife of Roger Mortimer, Earl of March (d1395/8), and, mother of

89. Anne (daughter), wife of Richard, Earl of Cambridge, and, mother of

90. Richard, Duke of York, who, by wife, Cecily Neville, begot

91. Edward IV, King of England, ancestor of succeeding English monarchs

LINE 3:

(01) David, King of Israel [chart # 9A], begot

(02) Shephatiah, son of King David by his 6th wife, and, the father of

(03) Daniel, begot

(04) Nathan, begot

(05) Maacha, begot

(06) Jedija[h], begot

(07) Manasseh, begot

(08) Ephraim, begot

(09) Gilhon, begot

(10) Joash, begot

(11) Joshua, begot

(12) Nathan, begot

(13) Jehoram, begot

(14) Ezra[m], begot

(15) Tola, begot

(16) Simeon, begot

(17) Amon, begot

(18) Moche, begot

(19) Melchi, begot

(20) Aminadab, begot

(21) Elnathan, Governor of Judea c. 510-490BC, who, by wife, Shelomith [daughter of Zorobabel, the post-exilic royal heir], begot

(22) Judah, begot

(23) Uriah, begot

(24) David, begot

(25) Solomon, begot

(26) Ahithophel, begot

(27) Abimelech, begot

(28) Nathan, begot

(29) Gideon, begot

(30) Avraham, begot

(31) Baasha, begot

(32) Ephraim, begot

(33) Joash, begot

(34) Jehoshaphat, begot

(35) Eliezer, begot

(36) David, begot

(37) Solomon, begot

(38) Uzziah, begot

(39) Hezekiah, begot

(40) Hillel "The Great", "Nasi", Patriarch/Prince 20BC-AD10, the ancestor of the Hillelite Line, and, the father of

(41) Simeon I Ha-Nasi, Patriarch/Prince AD10-30, begot

(42) Gamaliel I "The Elder", Patriarch/Prince c. 30/43-68, begot

(43) Simeon II, Patriarch/Prince 68-70, begot

(44) Gamaliel II, Patriarch/Prince, c. 90-110, begot

(45) Simeon III, Patriarch/Prince 135-165, begot

(46) Judah I Ha-Nasi, Patriarch/Prince 165-217, begot

(47) Gamaliel III, Patriarch/Prince 217-225, begot

(48) Judah II (Joullos) (Jude Nesi'ah), Patriarch/Prince 225-250, begot

(49) Gamaliel IV, Patriarch/Prince, c. 250-265, begot

(50) Judah III, Patriarch/Prince, c. 265-330, begot

(51) Hillel II, Patriarch/Prince, c. 330-365, begot

(52) Gamaliel V, Patriarch/Prince, c. 365-380, begot

(53) Judah IV, Patriarch/Prince, c. 380-400, begot

(54) Gamaliel VI Nasi, Patriarch/Prince, c. 400-415/425 (d426), the last "Nasi" of his line, deposed by Byzantine Emperor Theodosius II, who abolished the Palestinian Patriarchate, and, the father of three sons, who were

(55A) Reza, the ancestor of the Riccio Family of Italy,

(55B) Abraham "Helevi", the ancestor of the Abravanel Family of Spain & Portugal; and

(55C) Ezra, the ancestor of the Palaeologi Family of Greece, the father of

(56) Hezron, begot

(57) Ezra, begot

(58) Solomon, begot

(59) Abinadab, begot

(60) Daniel, begot

(61) Yaakov, begot

(62) Joseph, begot

(63) Manasseh, begot

(64) Ebenezer, begot

(65) Jehoash, begot

(66) Moshe, begot

(67) Malachi, begot

(68) Isaac, begot

(69) Jonathan, the father of three sons, who were

(70A)Joash, the ancestor of an European noble house;

(70B) Gamaliel, whose descendants gave another descent-line of medieval Jewish exilarchs [cp. charts # 5D & # 9C]; and

(70C) Nabal, the father of

(71) John, who adopted "Paleologus" as his family's surname, and, begot

(72) Andrew Paleologus, begot

(73) Michael Paleologus, begot

(74) Theodore Paleologus, begot

(75) Constantine Paleologus, begot

(76) Alexander Paleologus, begot

(77) John Paleologus, begot

(78) Theodore Paleologus, begot

(79) Emanuel Paleologus, begot

(80) Michael Paleologus, begot

(81) Alexis Paleologus, who, by marrying Irene, the Byzantine heiress, the heirs of the Jewish Palestinian Patriarchate [Davidic Dynasty] eventually, very ironically, inherited the very empire that had earlier overthrown their principate, that is, the successor state of the ancient Jewish kingdom [note: his wife, Irene, was the daughter of Byzantine Emperor Alexis III by his wife Euphrosyne, daughter of Andronikus Dukas Kamateros by his wife Qirwerne [her 2nd marriage], sister of the Ethiopian Emperor Lalibela; see http://www.angelfire.com/ego/et_deo/africa2europe.wps.htm for her ancestry], and, by her, begot

(82) Andronicus Paleologus, who, by wife, Theodora Palaeologus [his cousin], begot (83) Michael VIII, Byzantine Emperor 1259-1282, who, by wife, Theodora [daughter of Byzantine Emperor John III "Vatatzes"], begot

(84) Andronicus II, Byzantine Emperor 1282-1328, deposed (d1332), who, by his [2nd] wife, begot

(85)Theodore Paleologus, Marquis of Montferrat (d1338) [the half-brother of Byzantine Emperor Michael IX], who, by wife, Argentina Spinola, begot

(86) Yolande (daughter), wife of Aimone, Count of Savoy (d1343), and, mother of

(87) Amadeus VI, Count of Savoy (d1383), who, by wife, Bonnie [daughter of Pierre I, Duke of Bourbon], begot

(88) Amadeus VII, Count of Savoy (d1391), who, by wife, Bonnie [daughter of Jean/John I, Duke of Berri], begot

(89) Amadeus VIII, Count of Savoy [a.k.a. Pope Felix V 1439-1449/d1451], who, of [late] wife, Marie [daughter of Philip II, Duke of Burgundy], begot

(90) Luigi (Louis), Duke of Savoy (d1465), who, by wife, Anne Lusignan, heiress of Cyprus, Jerusalem [the Crusader Kingdom], Armenia, etc., begot

(91) Margaret (daughter), the [2nd] wife of Pierre II, Count of Saint Paul (d1482), and, mother of

(92) Marie (daughter), wife of Francis de Bourbon, Count of Vendome (d1495), and, mother of

(93) Antoinette (daughter), wife of Claude de Lorraine, Duke of Guise (d1550), and, mother of

(94) Marie (daughter), wife of James V, King of Scotland (d1542) [whose mother, Margaret, was the sister of England's King Henry VIII and eventual heiress to England's throne], and, mother of

(95) Mary (d1587), Queen of Scots, who, of her [2nd] husband, Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley (d1567), was the mother of

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note: There were four near contemporary Jewish princes who bore the name Makhir (Machir), which has caused confusion as to which one is to be identified with Theodore [Thierry] of Narbonne, who were: (1) Makhir [A] [chart # 5A] is identified with Theodore of Narbonne in the series of articles "De Domo et Familia David", by Bryant-Abraham; (2) Makhir [B] [chart # 6B] is identified with Theodore of Narbonne in the "DFA" ["Descent From Antiquity"] genealogical charts; (3) the Jewish Exilarch Makhir [C] [chart # 6B], deposed 773, has been identified with Theodore/Theuderic of Narbonne; and (4) Makhir [D] [chart # 6B] has also been identified with Theodore of Narbonne. The deposed Jewish Exilarch Natronai [chart # 6B] is identified with Theodore of Narbonne by Zuckerman in his "A Jewish Princedom in Feudal France", but this identification has already been discredited by scholars.

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65. Makhir (Machir; Makhiri; Macaire) (d793) came from Baghdad to France (771), changed his name to Theodore (Theodoric) [or French: Thierri]; held office as Marquis of Septimania, Narbonne, etc.; and, married Aldana, daughter of Pepin "Le Korte", King of France

(66A) Thierri [I] "de Ripuarie", Count of Autun (d790s);

(66B) Thouin, Count of Autun (d816);

(66D) "Saint" William "Le Cornet", Marquis of Septimania 790-806, Count of Gellone 791, Count of Razes 795, one of Charlemagne's "paladins", styled "Peer of France", retired 806 (d812), and, left issue by three wives (below);

(66E) Aimeric, a count;

(66F) "Saint" Ida (daughter), the wife of an un-named "Saxon" king;

(66G) Bertha (daughter), the [2nd] wife of Pepin I, King of Italy (d810); and,

(66H) Aube (daughter); the identity of her husband is unsure.

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issue of (66D) "Saint" William "Le Cornet" (above) by 1st wife, Cunegonde, sister & heiress of William [I], Count of Razes [last Merovingian prince], was:

(67C) Herbert (d830), a count;

(67D) Gerburge (daughter), an abbess; and

(67E) Rolinde (daughter), wife of Wala, a count (d636);

issue of (66D) "Saint" William "Le Cornet" (above) by 2nd wife, Orible, daughter of Khorson, Count of Toulouse, &, widow of Thibaut "of Orange" [her 1st =], was: (67F) Bernard "Naso", Marq. of Septimania 820; Ct. of Toulouse 835 (d844) [who, by wife, Dhuade (Duodene), daughter of Lupus II, Duke of Gascogne, was the father of (70) Bernard II "Le Veau", also called "Vitellus", Marquis of Septimania; Count of Toulouse, “Master” of Aquitaine (d872), who, by wife, Udalgarde, daughter of Fredol, Count of Toulouse & Rouergue, begot three sons, namely, (71A) Aton, Viscount of Rouergue; (71B) Benoit (Bigo), Viscount of Toulouse [the father of (72) Aton, Viscount of Toulouse], and (71C) Ymon, Viscount of Evreux];

issue of (66D) "Saint" William "Le Cornet" (above) by 3rd wife, Guitburge, daughter of Lambert, Count of Hornbach, was:

(67G) Thierri III, Count of Autun (d840);

(67H) Jousseaume, Marquis of Gothie (d834);

(67i) Gaucellone (Gaucelm), Count of Roussillon (d834); and

(67J) Ernault (Arnold), a count.

(65) Makhir (Machir), a.k.a. Theodore of Narbonne] (above), begot

(66D) "Saint" William "Le Cornet", who, by 1st wife, begot

(67B) Bera IV/[I], Count of Razes, who, by wife, Romille, begot

(68) Argila, Count of Razes (d836), who, by wife, Reverge, begot 

(69) Bera V/[II], Count of Razes (d860), who, by wife, Duodeme, begot

(70) Hilderic, Count of Razes (d867), the father of

(71) Sigbert III, Count of Razes, called "Prince Ursus", deposed and expelled (881) by his father-in-law, King Charles I/II “The Bald” of France, and died in exile in Bretagne (894); who, by wife, Rotilde, was survived by a son, namely,

(72) William de Razes, dispossessed heir, styled self William III as the "de jure" Count of Razes, fled to England in 914 as the results of Viking raids, and, by wife, Idoine of Nantes, begot

(73) William de Razes (d936), who, an exile at the English royal court, by wife, Egythe, an English princess, begot

(74) Arnaud de Razes (d952), who returned to his grandfather’s estate in Bretagne in 939 (d952); and, by wife, Asthar, a Breton princess, begot 

(75) Bera "The Architect" (d975); who was said to have introduced the "masonic arts" to England circa 950; whose descendants were called "architects" [which is an illusion to “freemasonry”]; and, was the father of

(76) Sigebert (d978/982), the father of

(1)/(78A) John des Plantard, ancestor of the Plantard Family, from whom descends Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair (1920-2000), claimant, who revived the "Order of Zion" ["Ordre du Sion"] as the "Prior of Zion" in 1956, and, begot Thomas Plantard de Saint-Clair, male-line heir of Makhir's House, claimant;

(2)/(78B) Gerald de Ademar, "1st" Prince of Orange (c.1000) [the father of (79) Raimbaud I, Prince of Orange, the father of (80) Bertrand I, Prince of Orange, the father of (81) Raimbaud II, Prince of Orange (d1121), the father of (82) Tiburge [I] (daughter), heiress, Countess of Orange (d1150), wife of William [I] de Ometas, and, ancestress [through various genealogical-links] of the House of Nassau; and,

(3)/(78C) Hugh des Plantard (d1015), the 1st husband of Agnes de Jumieges, and, the father of her eldest son, (79) William de Joinville, who was raised by her 2nd husband, Ernicule II, Count of Boulogne, by whom she begot Eustace I, Count of Boulogne. The descendants of William de Joinville, the Joinville/Geneville Line, ended with an heiress, Joanne Geneville, who, through the Mortimer Family, was an ancestress of one of the branches on the British Royal Family-Tree.

(67) Solomon "Nasi" [chart # 5B], came from Baghdad to France (840) and became the Marquis of The Spanish March (d 869), and, by wife, Liutgarde of Auvergne, begot

(68) Bernard "Nasi"/"Plantevelue" ["Hairyfoot"], "Prince Nasi", Marquis of The Spanish March, Count of Auvergne 868, also Toulouse 872, & Narbonne 878 (d886); the ancestor of the House of Plantevelue, whose descendants inherited several feudal fiefs in France through their heiresses, including (a) the Albi-Carcassonne Line [male-line extinct 1270]; (b) the Melgueil-Anduze-Versols Line [ancestors of the Rocafuls of Spain, the Rouquefeuils of France and the Rockefellers of America]; and (c) the Lautrec Line [male-line extinct 1407], who, by wife, Ermengarde of Chalons, begot (1)/(69A) Aton, Viscount of Albi (dc 900) (below)

(2)/(69B) Raculfe de Macon (d920) [the father of (70a) Etolane (daughter), wife of Alberic [I] of Narbonne, and (70b) Atalane (daughter), wife of Valcharic of Languedoc];

(3)/(69C) Giraud [I] de La Tour;

(4)/(69D) William [I] (Guillaume) "The Pious", "Prince Nasi", Marquis of The Spanish March, Septimania, Count of Toulouse, Limoges, & Auvergne (d918) [who, by 1st wife, Engelburge, begot: (70a) Boso, d.y.; &, by 2nd wife, Ermengarde, begot (70b) Aube "Pieux" (daughter), wife of Rotbold I, Count of Arles (d949), and (70c) Emilienne (daughter), wife of Ebales "Manzer", Duke of Aquitaine"];

(5)/(69E) Guerin, a count;

(6)/(69F) Aeva (daughter), wife of Geoffrey, Count of Nevers;

(7)/(69G) Adalinde (daughter), wife of Effroi, Count of Carcassonne (d906); and

(8)/(69H) Aida (daughter), wife of Manasses of Chalons.

69. Aton, Viscount of Albi (dc 900) (above), by wife, Aissene d'Ambialet, begot

70. Bernard I, Viscount of Albi & Seigneur of Ambialet (d937/940), who, by wife, Guillemette de Melgueil, begot three sons, who were:

(1)/(71A) Aton I, Viscount of Albi (below)

(72) Bernard II, Viscount of Albi (d974), the father of

(73) Aton II, Viscount of Albi (d1032), the father of

(74) Bernard III, Viscount of Albi (d1060), the father of

(75) Raymond-Bernard, Viscount of Albi (d1074), who, by wife, Ermengarde [sister & heiress of Roger III, Count of Carcassonne], begot

(76) Bernard-Aton, Count of Carcassonne (d1129/30), the father of

(77) Roger IV, Count of Carcassonne (d1150), the father of

(78) Trencavel I, Count of Carcassonne (d1167), the father of

(79) Roger V, Count of Carcassonne (d1194), the father of

(80) Raymond-Roger, Count of Carcassonne (d1209), the father of

(81)Trencavel II, Count of Carcassonne (d1263), the father of

(82) Roger Beziers (d1270), the last of his line;

(72) Almeradus, Marquis of Gothia (dc 1000), the father of

(73) Bernard I, Viscount of Anduze (d1029), the ancestor of the d'Anduze Line, and, the father of

(74) Bermond, Viscount of Anduze (d1054), the father of

(75) Bernard II, Viscount of Anduze (d1078), the father of

(76) Raymond I, Viscount of Anduze (d1114), the father of

(77) Bernard III, Viscount of Anduze (d1162), the father of

(78) Bernard IV, Viscount of Anduze (1169), who, by Adele, the Roquefueil heiress, daughter of Fredol de Roquefueil, begot

(79) Raymond de Roquefueil (d1204), the father of

(80) Arnaud de Roquefeuil (d1242), the father of

(81) William I, Sire of Versols (d1280), who, by wife, Ricarde de Versols [heiress], begot

(82a) Ramon [the ancestor of the Rocaful Family of Spain] and

(82b) John (Jean), Sire of Versols (d1304), the father of

(83) William II, Sire of Versols (d1329), the father of

(84) John (Jean), Sire of Versols (d1362), the father of

(85) William III, Sire of Versols (d1403), the father of

(86) Rigaud, Sire of Versols, the father of

(87) Adhemar, Sire of Versols (d1477), the father of three sons, namely,

(88a) William IV, the ancestor of later sires, (88b) John (Jean), the ancestor of the Roquefeuil Family of France, and, (88c) Augier, the ancestor of the Rockefeller Family of the U.K. & the U.S.; and,

(72a) Frotaire I and (72b) Isarne I (d988), the father of

(73) Sicard II (d1038), the father of

(74a) Frotaire II and (74b) Isarne II, the father of

(75a) Isarne III (d1130) [ancestor of a secondary-line which appears to have been the ancestors of Henry de Toulouse-Lautrec] and

(1)/(76a) Sicard IV (d1152),

(2)/(76b) Sicard V [father of (79) Frotaire III],

(3)/(76c) Amelius-Sicard I (below)

(4)/(76d) Pierre, father of (77a) Sicard, (77b) William, and (77c) Pierre, (below), and

(5)/(76e) Raymond.

issue of (76c) Amelius-Sicard I (above) was

(77a) Fredol I & (77b) Amelius-Sicard II, the father of

(78a) Fredol II & (78b) Amelius-Sicard III, the father of

(79a) Isarne I, (79b) Amelius, & (79c) Fredol III, the father of

(80a) Fredol IV & (80b) Isarne II (d1354), the father of

(81) Philippe I (d1402), the father of

(82) Philippe II, the father of

(83) John (Jean) (b/d 1407), the last of his line.

(78a) Hugues and brother

(79) Laura (daughter), wife of Raymond I, Prince of Orange, and, mother of

(80) Bertrand III, Prince of Orange (d1300/5), who, by wife, Berengaria of Andria, begot (81) Bertrand, Count of Andria and Senator of Rome (d1347/55), who, by wife, Margaret d'Alneto, begot

(82) Francis, Duke of Andria (d1422), who, by wife, Justine [daughter of Nicolas des Ursins], begot

(83) Margaret (daughter), wife of Pierre de Luxembourg, Count of Saint Paul, and, mother of

(84) Jacqueline (daughter), wife of Richard Wydeville, Earl Rivers, and, mother of

(85) Elizabeth (daughter), wife and queen of King Edward IV of England, from whom descends all succeeding English monarchs.

(78) Trencavel I, Count of Carcassonne (d1167) (above)