Merovingian

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The Merovingians were a Frankish dynasty that reigned from the fifth century to 751 A.D. They have become a great concern to conspiracy theorists because many of the mysteries connected with Rennes-le-Chateau, Father Sauniere, the Church of Mary Magdalene, and the Priory of Sion have been linked back to them. Gerard de Sede, in a remarkable book called La Race febuleuse, claims that the Merovingians were descended from matings between extraterrestrials from Sirius and the Tribe of Benjamin in ancient Israel, and other notions about them are equally remarkable. For instance, the semi-legendary founder of the dynasty, Merovech, allegedly sprang from a union of a woman with a sea-creature. There are also claims that this family is linked back to another extraterrestrial race of Serpentine peoples. I've also read in some places that the Merovingian's were thought to be direct descendants of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. And others disagree saying that they possessed the blood of demonic entities. Many of the Merovingians died under mysterious circumstances. More or less, the Merovingians do exist historically, just with a great deal of mystique surrounding their family name. Urban Dictionary

The French dude in The Matrix: Reloaded. he likes to swear in French, give people cake that gives them orgasms, and wipe his ass with silk. Urban Dictionary

Chocolate cake so good that it makes you have an orgasm eating it. Urban Dictionary

A person that is in a secret clan that believes that they are disendents of Christ and they have supernatral powers. Urban Dictionary

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