Plantagenet coat of arms portrait of Arthur I of Britany, Britain genealogy dated 14th century 13th century map of Britain by Matthew Paris (Royal MS_14_C_VII) Arthur I of Brittany and King Philip II of France, Les Grandes Chroniques de France, (Royal MS 16 G VI, f.361v) supposed portrait of Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen of England, grandmother of Count Arthur I of Brittany Portrait of Richard I the Lionheart in roll genealogy (MS 14 B VI, f.006r) Richard I, King of England, (Royal MS 14 C VII, 100r) Count Geoffrey II of Brittany, (MS 14 B VI, f.006r) Plantagenet coat of arms portrait of Arthur I of Britany, Britain genealogy dated 14th century 13th century map of Britain by Matthew Paris (Royal MS_14_C_VII) Arthur I of Brittany and King Philip II of France, Les Grandes Chroniques de France, (Royal MS 16 G VI, f.361v) supposed portrait of Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen of England, grandmother of Count Arthur I of Brittany Portrait of Richard I the Lionheart in roll genealogy (MS 14 B VI, f.006r) Richard I, King of England, (Royal MS 14 C VII, 100r) Count Geoffrey II of Brittany, (MS 14 B VI, f.006r)

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This site is dedicated to investigate and expose curious coincidences found during years of investigation, between academically recognised historical facts, and myths from the Matter of Britain, and more specifically the Arthurian cycle.

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