THE BLOODLINE OF JESUS AND MARY
MAGDALENE -
PART III: THE KASSITE/ODINIC BLOODLINE OF THE VISIGOTHS 👑👑
The strategic marriage alliance between Mary and Athaulf merged the holy bloodline of Jesus with Kassite/Odinic (Norse) royal strains. This union protected the two bloodlines against a common mortal enemy - the Church. Roman Emperor Constantine had usurped the early Christian church in 313 AD and turned it into the continuation of the Roman Empire.
⚜️ ORIGINS OF THE KASSITES ⚜️
From the rugged Zagros Mountains of ancient Iran, the Kassites burst onto the stage of history around the 18th century BC - fierce horsemen, tribal warriors devoted to mountain gods, led by adaptable kings who forged unbreakable alliances.
In 1595 BC, seizing the chaos of a Hittite invasion, they stormed Babylon and claimed its throne, ruling a thriving empire for 440 years. Blending their wild heritage with Akkadian sophistication, they revolutionized governance, sparked booming trade with Egypt and Assyria, and rebuilt majestic temples to Marduk, transforming Babylon into a dazzling beacon of knowledge and wealth amid Bronze Age turmoil.
But glory faded in 1155 BC: Elamite invaders razed the city, capturing the last king, Enlil-nadin-ahi, as droughts, strife, and a deadly plague ravaged the land.
Miraculously, the royal bloodline endured, shielded by a rare genetic edge that defied the disease’s grip.
(According to historical and genetic research, the DNA marker associated with resistance to plagues is the CCR5-Δ32 mutation. The mutation is present in modern populations descended from the Odinic lineages, particularly those in Scandinavia, where it occurs at elevated frequencies compared to global averages, reaching up to 16.4% in Norwegian samples.)
Spared from annihilation, elite families fled, launching a epic, centuries-long odyssey of survival through intermarriage and cunning pacts.
⚜️ FROM BABYLON TO SWEDEN - THE ODINIC BLOODLINE ⚜️
By the 1st century BC, this lineage reached Scandinavia’s frozen shores.
In 70 - 100 BC, the legendary Odin - who was in fact a real person named Sigge Fridulfson - blazed a trail from the Black Sea through Russia and Germany, leading his Aesir warriors - the Odinic bloodline - to Sweden.
Founding the Yngling dynasty in Uppsala, he unleashed advanced laws, rituals, and rule, igniting a northern empire.
These tall, golden-haired titans, masters of the seas and sworn to their kings, capped a 1200 - 1300 year saga from Babylon’s ashes.
Yet destiny called The Gothic Tribes - as they were later called - south again in the 2nd - 3rd centuries AD. This name reflects their origins in regions like Götaland in Sweden (literally "land of the Götar" or "Goths") and the island of Gotland, as recorded in 6th-century accounts.
Driven by ambition and pressure, they thundered through Europe’s heart along the Amber Road, settling by the Black Sea and splitting into Ostrogoths and Visigoths - clashing relentlessly with Rome.
Hunnic hordes propelled the Visigoths across the Danube in 376 AD into Thrace’s battlegrounds. Under Alaric I, they carved a path of fire westward, culminating in the earth-shaking sack of Rome in 410 AD - a whirlwind plunder that toppled an empire’s myth of eternity.
Alaric fell soon after, yielding the crown to Athaulf in 410, a visionary king poised to reshape history.
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MAGDALENE -
PART III: THE KASSITE/ODINIC BLOODLINE OF THE VISIGOTHS 👑👑
The strategic marriage alliance between Mary and Athaulf merged the holy bloodline of Jesus with Kassite/Odinic (Norse) royal strains. This union protected the two bloodlines against a common mortal enemy - the Church. Roman Emperor Constantine had usurped the early Christian church in 313 AD and turned it into the continuation of the Roman Empire.
⚜️ ORIGINS OF THE KASSITES ⚜️
From the rugged Zagros Mountains of ancient Iran, the Kassites burst onto the stage of history around the 18th century BC - fierce horsemen, tribal warriors devoted to mountain gods, led by adaptable kings who forged unbreakable alliances.
In 1595 BC, seizing the chaos of a Hittite invasion, they stormed Babylon and claimed its throne, ruling a thriving empire for 440 years. Blending their wild heritage with Akkadian sophistication, they revolutionized governance, sparked booming trade with Egypt and Assyria, and rebuilt majestic temples to Marduk, transforming Babylon into a dazzling beacon of knowledge and wealth amid Bronze Age turmoil.
But glory faded in 1155 BC: Elamite invaders razed the city, capturing the last king, Enlil-nadin-ahi, as droughts, strife, and a deadly plague ravaged the land.
Miraculously, the royal bloodline endured, shielded by a rare genetic edge that defied the disease’s grip.
(According to historical and genetic research, the DNA marker associated with resistance to plagues is the CCR5-Δ32 mutation. The mutation is present in modern populations descended from the Odinic lineages, particularly those in Scandinavia, where it occurs at elevated frequencies compared to global averages, reaching up to 16.4% in Norwegian samples.)
Spared from annihilation, elite families fled, launching a epic, centuries-long odyssey of survival through intermarriage and cunning pacts.
⚜️ FROM BABYLON TO SWEDEN - THE ODINIC BLOODLINE ⚜️
By the 1st century BC, this lineage reached Scandinavia’s frozen shores.
In 70 - 100 BC, the legendary Odin - who was in fact a real person named Sigge Fridulfson - blazed a trail from the Black Sea through Russia and Germany, leading his Aesir warriors - the Odinic bloodline - to Sweden.
Founding the Yngling dynasty in Uppsala, he unleashed advanced laws, rituals, and rule, igniting a northern empire.
These tall, golden-haired titans, masters of the seas and sworn to their kings, capped a 1200 - 1300 year saga from Babylon’s ashes.
Yet destiny called The Gothic Tribes - as they were later called - south again in the 2nd - 3rd centuries AD. This name reflects their origins in regions like Götaland in Sweden (literally "land of the Götar" or "Goths") and the island of Gotland, as recorded in 6th-century accounts.
Driven by ambition and pressure, they thundered through Europe’s heart along the Amber Road, settling by the Black Sea and splitting into Ostrogoths and Visigoths - clashing relentlessly with Rome.
Hunnic hordes propelled the Visigoths across the Danube in 376 AD into Thrace’s battlegrounds. Under Alaric I, they carved a path of fire westward, culminating in the earth-shaking sack of Rome in 410 AD - a whirlwind plunder that toppled an empire’s myth of eternity.
Alaric fell soon after, yielding the crown to Athaulf in 410, a visionary king poised to reshape history.
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