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The World's Most Extensive Royal Genealogy Model For Celtic Britain Is Now Available For All To View Online!
England – July 2007 Richard Darlow has launched a new wing to his expanding website www.thecreativeuniverse.org which is called The Arthurian Genealogical Exhibition. Visitors can freely view the front end version showing the extensive family tree of the Arthurian Celts of Britain 2000 years ago. Site Members, however, gain access to a much deeper resource in which each of the many names links to an individual web page which not only provides details regarding his or her life, but it also shows what the author calls “The Arthurian Codex”, an extensive list of alternate names which each individual was once known by.
In Celtic Britain, royal individuals were addressed by more than one name during their lifetime. This was due largely to the land being divided into tribal regions with variant tongues, much as the regional accents and dialects of English shires still reflect today. One person was often recorded in the Bardic lore as many separate identities - for one king alone, named Tasciovan, 11 other separate names have been linked to him, bringing 12 formerly detached strands of legendary lore together to create a more profound picture of one man’s life in Ancient Britain. Nor was he merely a man, but the High King of all Britons, friend to Augustus Caesar, a king who ruled Britain by the title of Arthur.
It has been a detective’s work on the part of Richard Darlow to bring these multiple identities together. The end effect is to humanise otherwise mythical figures, and to lend an overall coherence to the Celtic stories which cannot possibly be otherwise seen. Hence the Arthurian Genealogical Exhibition is a record of The Arthurian Codex, which was itself, the author claims, recorded secretly many centuries ago by the Bards of Britain, who sought to preserve their records without detection by the oppressive Catholic Church.
The author has been sitting on this information for several years, working on plans for an epic film as well as a great novel, but he now believes the world should wait no more to hear about the most colourful and wonderful royal ancestors of Britain. The author claims that ARTHUR was once the title of the High King in Iron Age Britain. We might more accurately refer to him as “The Arthur”, a title which meant ‘The Plough King’ in Ancient Welsh. For more discussion on this see the www.thecreativeuniverse.org/BRYTHOS
As an exclusive introductory offer, the website invites readers to half price Site Membership, available up until 31st August 2007. All who wish to benefit from this offer should quote “Arthurian Codex Offer” when contacting the Web Author about joining.
Richard Darlow
The Creative Universe
arthur@thecreativeuniverse.org
or empaths@hotmail.com
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