5th Zerah: The Source of Edom's Rule Over the Jews. Noah's Lineage to The Royal House of Troy to The Line from Zerah and Polytheism

The line from Adam to Noah is very well known because it is in the Bible, Christian Bibles, Jewish Bibles, and this literature is sacred even to Islam.  In the Bible, Noah is primarily know for being the person who built an Ark, such that when a massive flood came, Noah was saved, and the rest of humanity drowned.  In the Bible, Noah is the 10^th generation where Adam is the first generation.  So, I am starting with a 10 next to Noah.

10. Noah (Expanse of flood)

11. Shem

Several different sacred texts include a flood story in their history.  In fact, this story is not just in Hebrew literature, but also Greek, Roman, Norse and British legend contain a flood story.  For example Shem, the son of Noah is listed in the sacred British text, the Anglo Saxon Chronicle as, Sem, and in other places Shem is called Sceaf.

Shem is where the word Semite comes from.  Thus, in this lineage, I am establishing that the British Kings and the ancestors to these kings where of Semitic origin.

12.  Arpachshad

The line from Noah to Abraham is also in the Bible, but I will list it anyway.

13.  Shelah

14.  Eber

Eber means Hebrew.  Thus, Eber is thought to be the first Hebrew patriarch.

15.  Peleg

16.  Reu

17.  Serug

18.  Nahor

19.  Terah

20.  Abraham (Expanse of faith)

Among Jews, Abraham is often called the first Jew though the word Jew derives from the Israelite tribe of Judah.  This is somewhat confusing.  However, Abraham is thought to be the father of monotheism, and in addition, Abraham is well known for his institution of the practice of circumcision, which is a practice that like Jews, the British are known to circumcise their males.  However, I do understand that this is arguable because certain Orthodox Jews believe that the circumcision of the Brits, and other peoples are invalidated for various reasons.

21.  Isaac

22.  Jacob who became Israel

In mythology, the patriarch Jacob is known as SATURNUS OF KRIT, where Krit is the Island of Crete. The historians Eusebius and Tacitus (see his book Histories 5:2) connect Saturn, circumcision, Crete and Israel. In Roman myth Saturn was identified with the Greek Cronus, where Cronus circumcised himself according to Cory's Ancient Fragments.  In fact, among the English Saturday, is Saturn's Day, where Saturday is the Israelite Sabbath.

23.  Judah/JUPITER/Jove in Persian mythology is Judah.  In some mythology, Judah is Jove.  For example, in the Iliad, Jove had a ruler's scepter.  This scepter is mentioned in [Genesis 49:10].  In the mythology, this scepter was made by Vulcan.

24.  Zerah /ZEUS is the son of Judah in the book of Genesis. He married Electra. The word Zerah in Hebrew means, “Strange worship or idolatry,” such that it is no wonder why such odd religious associations, such as polytheism are associated with this clan of Judah.  While Jupiter of the Greek Empire means Judah, Zeus of the Trojan empire means Zerah.  Zeus came to be associated lightning bolts and science, and was diverse as he was a founder to the Zeriahites, which were Edomites (Chronicles 1:37), Judahites (Chronicles 2:4), Simonite (Chronicles 4:24), Levites (Chronicles 6:6), and Cushite/Ethiopian (2 Chronicles 14:8)  Zerahites, while in other circles Zeus the Olympiad referred to Zerah, as he, Zerah is mentioned first in the Bible as an Edomite, where being an Olympiad may be thought of as Edomite like behavior. It is not surprising, at least to me anyway, that  Greek, Roman, and Norse genealogies should be understandable to the Zerahites. I also suggest that Judah only raised Zerah, and that his origins belong to Tamar, which made him Jewish. 

I understand that this literature puts the Israelite Exodus from Egypt at an impossible date, according to the Orthodox calendar, but I am pretty sure that before the age of 1,000 BCE the orthodox calendar is in fact wrong.  I have discussed this in other blogs.

25.  Darda [Chronicles], Dara, is the son of Zeus in the Iliad, where he is called the phonetically similar Dardanus in the Iliad. Also, 1 Maccabees 12, says, "Darius our bretheren." While migrations of "circumcised" aliens from Egypt to Greece and Pontus are noted by Hecataeus of Abdera, there is no mention of DARDANUS or DARDA. This is because Dardanus left Egypt BEFORE the Exodus: "Dardanus is said to have BUILT TROY about THIRTY-FOUR YEARS BEFORE THE EXODUS." (British History Traced from Egypt and Palestine, by L.G.A. Roberts, p. 27) (Please note that this is probably why I am not a Jew, as it is said that all Jews were present at Mt. Sinai to receive the Torah).

True to the scepter and the prophecy of Israel that Judah would rule, Darda founded The Royal House of Troy and Trojan race).

26.  ERICHHONIUS [Iliad]

Thus, for the continuation of the lineage of Darda, I turn to other sacred lineage, as the Bible stops with Darda, while the semi-legendary mythologies continue the lineage.

27. TROS [Iliad]
28. Ilus

29. Laomedon [Iliad]

30. Priam of Troy [Iliad, Woden (Odin I) John D. Keyser] (Expanse to Europe.)

Like Saturn’s Day, or Saturday, Thor was given a day of week Thursday.  Also, his hammer may be associated with the property of resonance in science. 

31. Thor, Tror (Langfedgatal) and Sif. "Vingener, Vingeþor, Einriði and Hloriþa (all four being names of Thor) to "Tror, whom we call Thor"" The Icelandic Langfedgatal fills in these gaps in the SECOND Odin's genealogy on ODIN'S FATHER'S SIDE [Priam to SESKEF (SESCEF)]. Jord is the mother of the thunder god Thor and a sexual partner of Odin.

32. Magi/Magni/Moda/Modi "Sceaf's ancestry is traced through Magi (Magni), Móda (Móði, both Magni and Móði being sons of Thor)."

33. Sceafa, Sceaf, Seskef, Strephius, Sceldwae, Odin II, Dan I = Sheaf of grain connection to Leviticus 23:9-14 [0 CE]. [Æthelweard's Chronica] [Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, year 855 versions B and C.] 

34. Bedvig, Bedwig, Bedwigius

35. Beoƿ is an Old English word for barley. In the Anglo-Saxon genealogies, Beoƿa is the son or grandson of Sceafa, the Old English word for sheaf. The noun beoƿ has an Old Norse parallel in Bygg, the word for "grain." Related comparisons have been made between the figure of Beoƿ and Byggvir, attested in the Prose Edda as a servant of the god Freyr.

36. Hwala/Gwala

37. Athra/Hadra

38. Itormann/Stermon

39. Heremotr/Heremod

40. Scyld Skjöldr (Latinized as Skioldus, sometimes Anglicized as Skjold or Skiold) was among the first legendary Danish kings. He is mentioned in the Prose Edda, in Ynglinga saga, in Chronicon Lethrense, in Sven Aggesen's history, in Arngrímur Jónsson's Latin abstract of the lost Skjöldunga saga and in Saxo Grammaticus' Gesta Danorum. Under the name Scyld he also appears in the Old English poem Beowulf.

41. Beaf/Beowa/Beaw/Bēow/Beowulf [

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle 

Æcerbot 

Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem 

Beowulf 

De temporum ratione 

Deor 

Ealuscerwen

Finnesburg Fragment 

Franks Casket 

Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum 

Nine Herbs Charm 

Old English language

Spong Hill 

Sutton Hoo 

Widsith 

Wið færstice]

42. Eat/Geat/Jat Progenator of German Kings.

43. Godwulf

44. Flocwald

45. Finn

46. Frithuwulf.

47. Frealaf/Frealeaf

48. Buri  [Búri is mentioned nowhere in the Poetic Edda and only once in the skaldic corpus.] In Norse mythology, Búri (Old Norse: [ˈbuːre], is a divinity god 'producer, father') of all other gods.

49. Borr [In Norse mythology, Borr or Burr^[1] (Old Norse: 'son', born;^[2] sometimes anglicized Bor, Bör or Bur) was the son of Búri.] Borr was the husband of Bestla and the father of Odin

50. Woden (Odin III) 1,000 CE? Sharon Turner, who compiled a History of the Anglo-Saxons, wrote: "The human existence of ODIN appears to be satisfactorily proved. The FOUNDERS OF THE ANGLO-SAXON OCTARCHY [in Britain] deduced their descent FROM ODIN by genealogies, in which their ancestors are distinctly mentioned up to him!" (Quoted from Wake Up! August, 1980).

This is more accurately the ancestry of Rollo going back to Adam

1. Adam (1-931 AM), m. Eve (3-941 AM)
2. Seth (231-1143 AM), m. Azűrâ, his sister
3. Enosh (436-1341 AM), m. Noam, his sister
4. Cainan (626-1536 AM), m. Műalęlęth, his sister
5. Mahalalel (796-1691 AM), m. Dînâh, dau. of Barâkî'ęl, son of Enosh, above
6. Jared (961-1923 AM), m. Bâraka, dau. of Râshűjâl, son of Cainan, above
7. Enoch (1123-1488 AM), m. Ednâ, dau. of Dânęl, son of Mahalalel, above
8. Methuselah (1288-2257 AM), m. Ednâ, dau. of Âzrîâl, son of Jared, above
9. Lamech (1475-2228 AM), m. Bętęnôs, dau. of Bârâkî'îl, son of Enoch, above
10. Noah (1663-2613 AM), m. Emzârâ, dau. of Râkę'ęl, son of Methuselah, above
    • Shem, next
    • Japheth
11. Shem (2165-2765 AM) (whence Semite)
12. Arphaxad (Arpachshad) (2265-2880 AM), m. Râsű'ejâ, dau. of Elam, son of Shem, above
13. Cainan (Kenan) (2400-2860 AM) *, m. Męlkâ
14. Shelah (Salah) (2530-2990 AM), m. Mű'ak, dau. of Kęsęd, son of Arphaxad, above
15. Eber (Heber) (2660-3164 AM) (whence Hebrew)
    • Peleg, next
    • Joktan
16. Peleg (2794-3133 AM)
17. Reu (2924-3263 AM)
18. Serug (3056-3386 AM), m. Męlkâ, dau. of Kâbęr, son of Peleg, above
19. Nahor (3186-3394 AM)
20. Terah (3265-3470 AM)
    • Abraham, next
    • Nahor
    • Sarah (Sarai) (3345-3472 AM) (by other wife), m. Abraham, next
21. Abraham (Abram) (3335-3510 AM), m. Sarah, above
    • Ishmael (by other wife)
    • Isaac, next
    • Midian (by other wife)
22. Isaac (3435-3615 AM), m. Rebekah
23. Jacob (Israel, Saturn of Crete), King of Goshen (3495-3642 AM) (whence Israelites), m. Leah
    • Levi
    • Judah, next
24. Judah, King of Goshen (whence Jews), who had twins by Tamar . This is Rollo's and Poppa's common ancestor.
    • Pharez, next
    • Zerah
25. Zerah (Zarah) *
    • Calcol, who was probably Cecrops
    • Darda (Dara), who was probably Dardanus
26. Dardanus, King of Dardania (-1414 BC)
    His ancestry is disputed. He is probably the Biblical Darda, as Trojan argues. *
27. Erichthonius, King of Dardania (-1368 BC)
28. Tros, King of Troy (-1328 BC), whence Troy, Trojan
• Ilus, next
• Assaracus
29. Ilus, King of Troy (-1279 BC), whence Illium
    • Laomedon, next
    • Themiste, m. Capys
30. Laomedon, King of Troy (-1235 BC)
    • Priam, next
    • Tithonus
31. Tithonus
32. Memnon, King of Ethiopia (-1183 BC), m. Troan
33. Thor (Tror), King of Thrace
    [Vingener] !Milner
34. Hloritha (Loridi)
35. Einridi
36. Vingethorr
37. Vingener
38. Moda (Mode)
39. Magi
40. Sceaf (Seskef, Odin) *
41. Bedwig
42. Hwala
43. Hathra
44. Itermon
45. Heremod
    [Sceaf] !Milner
46. Sceldwea (Scyld)
47. Beaw
48. Tćtwa
49. Geat (Gapt)
    • Godwulf, next
    • Hulmul
50. Godwulf (Folcwald)
51. Finn
52. Frithuwulf
53. Frealaf
54. Frithuwald
55. Woden (Odin, Sigge), King of Asgard, m. Frigg
56. Skjöld, King of Danes (237-)
57. Fridleif (259-)
58. Frodi (281-)
59. Fridleif (303-)
60. Havar (325-)
61. Frodi (347-)
62. Vermund (366-)
63. Olaf (391-)
64. Dan (412-)
65. Frodi (433-)
66. Fridleif (456-)
67. Frodi, King of Denmark (479-548)
68. Halfdan Frodasson, King of Denmark (503-580)
69. Helgi (528-)
70. Yrsa Olafsdottir (565-)
71. Eystein Adilsson (594-)
72. Ingvar (616-)
73. Braut-Onund (636-)
74. Ingjald, King of Uppsala (660-)
75. Olaf, King of Westfold (lv. 710)
76. Halfdan, King of Westfold (-750)
    • Eystein, next
    • Gudrod
77. Eystein, King of Westfold (-780)
78. Halfdan, King of Westfold (-800)
    • Gudrod, next
    • Ivar Oplaendinge
79. Gudrod, King of Westfold, Vermaland, Vingulmark, and Roumarike (738-810)
    • Olaf, next
    • Halfdan
80. Olaf, King of Norway (770-840)
81. Rognvald Eysteinsson (790-850), m. Tora Sigurdsdottir
82. Rollo, m. Poppa
83. William Longsword
84. Guillaume I
85. Richard I the Fearless
86. Mauger de Normandii born in Normandy, France abt 967. About 1007 Mauger, great grandson of Rollo became Count of Corbeil and Count of Montaigne. Mauger married Germaine de Corbeil.
87. Guillaume surnamed Werlac
88. Regnault de Corbeil
89. Gilbert de Corbeil
90.  Robert Fitz Gilbert de Corbeil
91. Robert de Peshale
92. John de Lumley de Peshale
93. Adam de Peshale Sr
94. Sir Richard de Peshall
95. Sir Thomas de Peshall
96. Nicholas de Peshall
97. Hugh de Peshall
98. Sir Hugh de Peshall
99. Humphrey Peshall
100. John Pershall 
101. Richard Pershall
102. Edmond Pershall
103. Thomas Pearsall