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The Female Illuminati

FEMALE DRAGON COURT
(& their Agents)


Lilith

Salome

Mariamne Herod

Thea Urania (Musa) of Parthia

Empress Helena

Helena of Adiabene

Irene Doukaina

Empress Helen of Britain

Empress Theodora

Igraine

Brunhilda of Burgundy

Maud of Scotland

Melisende of Jerusalem

Sibylla of Jerusalem

Matilda of Boulogne

Clotilde

Eleanor of Aquitaine

Maria Kommene

Isabella: Queen of Jerusalem

Maria of Montferrat

Isabel d'Este

Urraca of Leon

Jeanne de Laval

Theresa of Portugal

Countess Marie of France

Marie of Champagne

Mathilde of Saxony

Ingonde

Joan of Kent

Bertha of Kent

Aethelburh of Kent

Anna of East Anglia

Margaret of Scotland

Barbara of Cilli

Iolande de Bar

Ida of Lorraine

Mary of Burgundy


Margaret of Anjou

Henrietta Maria of France

Mary of Guise

Catherine Montagu

Isabella of Castille

Berengaria of Navarre

Berengaria of Castille

Blanche of Castille

Yolande of Aragon

Elizabeth of Aragon

Isabella of Angouleme

Margaret of Navarre

Christina of Sweden

Christina of Sweden

Alexandria of Denmark

Caroline of Brunswick

Empress Matilda

Sidonia von Bork

Sophia of Hanover

Princess Caroline of Britain

Mary Tudor

Elizabeth Tudor

Elizabeth Bathory

Lucretia Borgia  

Eve Frank

Antonia of Wurttemberg

Isabella of France

Anna Komnene

Bertha of Sulzbach

Anna Colonna

Anne of Austria

Matilda of Tuscany

Margaret of Anjou

Maria of Portugal

Maria Luisa of Spain

Louise Henrietta de Bourbon

Bathilde d'Orleans

Anna of Bohemia

Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia

Elizabeth Charlotte d'Orleans


Princess Charlotte of Wales

Maria Theresa of Austria

Queen Victoria

Louise Lehzen

Catherine the Great

Empress Eugenie De Montijo

Marie of Romania

Louise of Mecklenburg-Stelitz  

Queen Maria Luisa of Spain

Juliana of the Netherlands    

Princess Wilhelmina

Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands

Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon

Lady Janet Douglas

Elizabeth Stuart


Princess Michael of Kent

Barbara von Krudener

Germaine de Stael

Helena Roercich

Alice Bailey

Beatrice Webb

Marie Stopes


Countess Asquith

Nancy Astor

Violent Bonham Carter

Eleanor Roosevelt

Pamela Harriman

Anna Chennault


Barbara Marx Hubbard

Marianne Faithful

Caroline Coon

Tuesday Weld

Marcia Falkender

Barbara Castle

Margaret Thatcher

Hillary Clinton

Katherine Graham

Diane Sawyer

Jeane Kirkpatrick

Madelaine Albright

Ruth Ginsberg

Caroline Cox

Abigail Johnson

Mary Callahan Erdoes

Jill Abramson

Helen Clark

Anne Sweeney

Yang Lan

Marianne Williamson

Angelina Jolie


Gulnara Karimova

Ghislaine Maxwell

Ursula von der Leyen


Helen Clark


King Midas with the ass’s ears, wearing horns, gathered together a host of womenfolk, taught them secret arts and mysteries and then began a triumphal progress over the whole of the inhabited world - Diodorus Siculus


...for thy merchants were the great men of the earth; for by thy sorceries were all nations deceived - Revelation 18:23


Every scholar must be aware that there are two distinct styles - two schools, so to speak - plainly traceable in the Hebrew Scriptures: the Elohistic and the Jehovistic. The portions belonging to these respectively are so blended together, so completely mixed up by later hands, that often all external characteristics are lost. Yet it is known that the two schools were antagonistic - H. P. Blavatsky (The Secret Doctrine, Vol 3)


Rene de Anjou’s daughter, Margarite de Anjou married the last Lancastrian king before the War of the Roses, Henry VI of England, in 1445, and played a prominent part in the Wars of the Roses which began in 1455. It was Margarite’s daughter Iolande who became Grand Master of the Priory de Sion in 1430, and who could have organized behind the scenes, at the end of her life, the French army that would bring Henry Tudor to power. If this is so, the Priory of Sion was behind the Tudor revolution which brought a new dynasty to the English throne and new Renaissance ideas pouring into England ​– Nicholas Hagger

At a very early age Bacon had been head of the Order of the Knights of the Helmet, which promoted the advancement of learning. Learning was symbolized by the goddess known variously as Minerva, Pallas, Pallas Athena, Athena an Athene, who wore a helmet (which bestowed invisibility), carried a spear and had a serpent at her feet. To signify their vow of invisibility the knights each had to kiss the helmet. By 1586, when he was 25, the Order of the Knights of the Helmet had spawned Bacon’s English Order - Fra Rosi Crosse Society - which became a degree in the Knights of the Helmet – ibid

Alfred Dodd in Francis Bacon’s Personal Life-Story describes how Bacon’s Rosi-Crosse Society came out of the new Freemasonry he was creating…Bacon outlined the Freemasonic movement and what is now known as the Rosicrucian Fraternity. He and a few Continental thinkers instigated this movement. It was a reorganization of the Knights Templar Order, whose nine-degree ceremonial it took over. The new “Rosicrucian College” was to be established as an inner rite to the Freemasonic Brotherhood he planned to establish in England - ibid

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