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The Celto-Saxon Heraldic Witness: Ancient Arms and Living Lineage

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As published in Celto-Saxon Confederation – Christian Heritage & Confederative Studies Some in our circles love reading the books on Heraldry and find the meaning of heritage symbols, or family ensigns, as the Scripture told us to have(encamp under, reckon our families by, etc). A lot of us know about the St Andrew’s banner, the […]

The House of Brunswick: An Enduring Legacy of Este and Troy

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The House of Brunswick: An Enduring Legacy of Este and Troy The House of Brunswick, one of Europe’s most storied noble families, holds a legacy of honor and sovereignty that extends back far beyond its medieval prominence. Monarchists who cherish the history of the House of Welf and its connection to the House of Este […]

Des centaines d'artefacts runiques allemands plus anciens démontrent la parenté gothique scythe dans les nations viking et saxonne, directement liées à Wolfenbuettel-Brunswick

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Dans certaines parties de l'Empire saxon, comme en Frise (jusqu'à la fin de la période des Empereurs Brunoid Kindred), ces anciennes Runes (Elder Futhark) étaient l'alphabet écrit officiel du peuple, et sur la monnaie etc. Ici vous pouvez voir des centaines d'artefacts de RUNES d'ALLEMAGNE (Grande Saxe principalement) https://www.schleugerhard.com/deutschland-an/ Ils n'appellent pas […]