Anthony Jackson

In Search of the Arthurian Kings (eBook, ePUB)

An Attempt at Finding the Historical Truth About the Collapse of the Roman Empire and the Beginnings of the Saxon Kingdoms

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

You thought that when the Romans left, the Saxons came; at least that was what we were all told in school. There are precise dates as well The Romans left in 410 AD and the Saxons came in 440AD. Somewhere in this clear cut time lies a problem called the Arthurian legends. It is as if the clear cut strata in an archaeological dig are subjected to a microscopic analysis to reveal a rather less clear cut profile.

Further, we all have a concept of King Arthur that has been handed to us since the time of Mallory. So that was Arthur was it? Wrong. The only invaders were Saxons, right? Wrong. Arthur was something to do with Merlin-right? Wrong. We are always told the truth by historians, right? Wrong. In terms of what we know, the history has been defined within those references which have led to a distortion of the history.

Be in no doubt that King Arthur existed and there was more than one. Unravelling the ancient sources such as Gildas, Nennius, Bede and other works leads us out of a fairytale of Hollywood into the harsh reality of the early post Roman empire; a world of Civil war and Celtic invasion.

What has been learned is that there was more than one Arthur, in fact many names were repeated and confused, Ambrosius, Ambrosius Aurielanus, Uther, Arthur, Maximus (which one would you like) and Vortigern at a time when not only were the Saxons coming, so were the Scots (the real name of the Irish as conferred by the Romans), Danes at the same time as a tripartite Roman civil war was taking place. So the history of the time is clear?-please read on, its time to become confused.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse UK
• Seitenzahl: 1
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2006
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781467009935
• Artikelnr.: 52505766

Autorenporträt

Anthony Jackson was born in 1951 in the town of Oldenburg in Germany, the product of a service family. After a childhood spent in England, Germany, and North Africa, he served in the Royal Corps of Signals in the late Sixties and later became a shipping agent, Police Constable, Security guard and latterly has been serving in the civil service. He is married with a son and daughter. By nature an inquisitive soul, fluent in German, his parents gave him a real love of history with an emphasis on the quirky and the ironic combined with a questioning mind. His interest in the Arthurian legends goes back at least twenty years. He is currently doing research on other subjects.