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Monday, February 27, 2017

Why King Arthur was based on Alexander the Great

Why King Arthur was based on Alexander the Great

Humanity likes to base fantasy characters on real people, to give them credibility. The stories of Alexander the Great are retold as King Arthur – the sword Excalibur in the Stone was Alexander’s sword cutting the Gordian Knot, which made him King of Asia (or in Arthur’s case, King Arthur). The Knights of the Round Table are the Diadochi (Alexander’s Generals), as Knights are mounted warriors on horseback. I remembered this in a previous life as President Kennedy, who identified with King Arthur, because Alexander was a distant previous incarnation. Alexander believed in human Fantasy literature, so he visited the City of Troy from the Trojan War, to wear the Armor of Achilles, his favorite hero of the Iliad (the book he considered his religion) as written by the Greek, Homer. So it is of little importance that King Arthur is a fantasy reproduction of Alexander the Great.

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I am an Author, Archaeologist (B.A. in Archaeology & Biological Anthropology, '99), Egyptian Afterlife Priest (Kheri-Heb) & a Pharaoh of Duat, visual artist, Micronationalist, and computer game modifier. I have written over 137+ books so far. My books are my paper monuments. I hope you enjoy them. I also made computer game "Mods"(over 300) for the computer game, The Elder Scrolls-V: Skyrim, on Steam Workshop/Nexus Mods (2012-2021), some with multiple star ratings.

I believe in reincarnation to comprehend future actions as based on past life actions, and direction in one's life. I believe my past life visits to Egypt influence and inspire me with their culture. My first publisher (1992) was a Psychologist at CSU Hayward/East Bay in California; she believed my fictional first novel was about real information, as did the US Government and NSA/CIA. When she published it she sold some $50M in as yet unpaid royalties, and when I alerted the Govt. about this, they confiscated it from her and paid me nothing, then asked a terror group (AQ) if "any American knew of their plans for global conquest" and started harassing Iran about their "Nuclear weapons" issues (Chapter 20-21). I researched Ancient Egypt prior to writing Eye of the Pharaoh (c.1990, 1995), I had read about 12 non-fiction books for that project. Content appears in the film, The Mummy Returns. The publisher died in 2020 from brain Cancer.

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