THIS Historical Figure May Have Been a Grand Master Templar

[@zbigniewloboda3393]

In 19th-century popular culture and beyond, illegitimate children were often portrayed as individuals of significance. In reality, however, illegitimate children were often treated more like slaves by the families who produced them. Some of these families viewed the possession of illegitimate children as a form of revenge against the families who had punished them for not conforming to the standards of noble living.

[@marcel13091975]

From what I've heard his brother was one. NB was also into the occult: the rosetta stane was aparently discovered by his arceologists who he sent there to find out how the Exodus Pharao's magicians turned their staffs into snakes.

[@richarddemuth7077]

"Bona parte" DOES NOT mean "good blood". It means simply means "Good part". And he DID have one!

[@Katobur]

Is that shown thru dna?

[@baronoflivonia.3512]

He had a legit claim to British Crown.

[@NoodlesNeary]

WOWZERZ!!!

[@aryanapologetics]

So United States will be speaking French by now ?

[@arsnotorious]

❤❤❤ ... 😊😊😊 ... and his children?.

[@marlenaforbes-reidy9876]

Interesting

[@the_craftee_kitty2129]

Did you know that Napoleon was 5'6" and his opponent was 4'11"

[@jennyhenry387]

Where is the proof of his lineage?

[@douglasbrannon6525]

He just told you who he was.. Geneology charts I would imagine.

[@ΝΙΚΟΣΒΟΓΙΑΤΖΑΚΗΣ]

Napoleon was greek possible bysantine low nobility that refuge to korsica real name kalomeris in greek translated bonaparte . Napoleon said my line starts with me

[@jsmith_thefunny]

They look alike I think they have the have similar DNA

[@2StarProductions]

🙏💚⭐🗽

[@elliottjames671]

Frenchie

[@MASTEROZZY345]

Assassin's Creed did their research

[@imjustaguy8232]

I wonder if assassin's creed is funded by the Vatican to make the templars look like the bad guys

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

looks like the actor from the "pianist

[@blessingsoutlaw]

Do you think the U. S. would’ve been better off with Bonnie Prince Charlie as king? Was the offer of kingship of the U.S. offered by the English monarchy of that time?

[@VynylFantasy]

This guy is bullshitting you. Charles Stuart was never offered so much as a corner office in America, let alone the chance to be king there. Also, Napoleon has no ancestral ties to either England or the Scottish House of Stewart. This man has blatantly lied.

[@roxyshow123]

Never ever heard of that.

[@jaywalters5255]

Wasn't George Washington also offered the title of King of America? It's a fact that King Abdullah of Morocco, who ushered the new country (America) into the world as sovereign, was a masonic moor. There's a letter that GW wrote to the king at the time that the new York separated from the old York online.

[@GrzegorzDurda]

You already have a king and he is insulated from the stock via a modern democratic machine. You have Presidents, which are corporate leaders.

[@VynylFantasy]

@@jaywalters5255 no. John Adams wanted to have a King as the head of the new nation. John Adams believed (first off he believed John Adams was the best choice) Washington would have been ideal to fill that role. He was unceremoniously rebuffed in that notion. Although he was a well known figure during the revolution, Adams was not necessarily for the separation with Britain. In fact, after it was all said and done, Adams was the first American Ambassador to Britain as well as the first American envoy to have an audience with George III after the war.

[@brunolima-dn9ru]

It's funny that you think you are the gran master 😂 your history knowledge it's good but how you miss lead on analysis to your favor and believes ... you have a ego problem. Respect it's earned not demanded.