The Forgotten Jews, Part 3

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The following is genealogical charts based on the information in the previous 2 posts.

From Adam to Judah
  1.  Adam, m. Eve
  2. Seth, m. Azura (his sister) 
  3. Enos, m. Noam (his sister)
  4. Cainan, m. Mualeleth (his sister)
  5. Mahalalel, m. Dinah
  6. Jared, m. Baraka
  7. Enoch, m. Edna
  8. Methuselah, m. Edna
  9. Lamech, m. Betenos
  10. Noah, m. Emzara
  11. Shem, m. Sedeketelevav
  12. Arpachshad, m. Rasueja
  13. Cainan, m. Melka
  14. Shelah, m. Muak
  15. Eber, m. Azurad
  16. Peleg, m. Lomna
  17. Reu, m. Ora
  18. Serug, m. Melka
  19. Nahor, m. Ijaska
  20. Terah, m. Edna
  21. Abraham, m. Sarah (his half-sister)
  22. Isaac, m. Rebecca
  23. Jacob, m. Leah
  24. Judah
From Judah to Dardanus
  1. Judah, had sex with Tamar
  2. Zerah
  3. Mahol
  4. Darda/Dardanus, King of Dardania
From Dardanus to Laomedon
  1. Darda/Dardanus, King of Dardania, m. Princess Batea of Teucri
  2. King Erichthonius of Dardania, m. Astyoche
  3. King Tros of Troy, m. Callirrhoe
  4. King Illus of Troy
  5. King Laomedon of Troy
From Laomedon to Memnon
  1. King Laomedon, m. Strymo
  2. Prince Tithonus of Troy, m. Eos
  3. King Memnon of Ethiopia, m. Princess Troanis of Troy
From Laomedon to Troanis
  1. King Laomedon of Troy
  2. King Priam of Troy, m. Hecuba
  3. Princess Troanis of Troy, m. King Memnon of Ethiopia
From Memnon and Troanis to Odin
  1. King Memnon of Ethiopia, m. Princess Troanis of Troy
  2. King Tror/Thor of Thrace, m. Sif/Sibyl
  3. Hloritha/Loridi
  4. Einridi
  5. Vingethor
  6. Vingener
  7. Moda/Mode
  8. Magi
  9. Sceaf
  10. Bedwig
  11. Hwala
  12. Hathra
  13. Itermon
  14. Heremod, King of the Danes and the Angles
  15. Scyld
  16. Sceldwa
  17. Beaw
  18. Taetwa
  19. Geat
  20. Godwulf
  21. Finn
  22. Frithuwulf
  23. Frealaf
  24. Frithuwald
  25. King Odin/Woden
There are so many lines stemming from King Odin that it is impossible to document them all here.  I encourage the reader to do their own research in this matter.

From Dardanus to Brutus
Line 1
  1. King Darda/Dardanus of Dardania, m. Princess Batea of Teucri
  2. King Erichthonius of Dardania, m. Astyoche
  3. King Tros of Dardania and Troy, m. Callirrhoe
  4. King Assaracus of Dardania, m. Hieromneme
  5. King Capys of Dardania, m. Princess Themiste of Troy
  6. Prince Anchises
  7. Prince Aeneas, m. Lavinia
  8. King Ascanius of Alba Longa
  9. King Silvius of Alba Longa
  10. King Brutus I of Great Britain
Line 2
  1. King Darda/Dardanus of Dardania, m. Princess Batea of Teucri
  2. King Erichthonius of Dardania, m. Astyoche
  3. King Tros of Dardania and Troy, m. Callirrhoe
  4. King Illus of Troy, m. Princess Eurydice of Argos
  5. Princess Themiste of Troy, m. King Capys of Dardania
  6. Prince Anchises
  7. Prince Aeneas, m. Lavinia
  8. King Ascanius of Alba Longa
  9. King Silvius of Alba Longa
  10. King Brutus I of Great Britain
From Brutus to Beli Mawr
 (Note: some sources provide conflicting genealogies for Beli Mawr; the following is the widely accepted traditional version)
Line 1
  1. King Brutus I of Great Britain
  2. King Locrinus of Britain, m. Queen Gwendolen of Britain
  3. King Maddan of Britain
  4. King Mempricius of Britain
  5. King Ebraucus of Britain
  6. King Brutus II "Greenshield" of Britain
  7. King Leil of Britain 
  8. King Rud Hud Hudibras of Britain
  9. King Bladud of Britain
  10. King Leir of Britain 
  11. Princess Regan of Britain, m. Henwyn, Duke of Cambria and Cornwall
  12. King Cunedagius of Britain
  13. King Rivallo of Britain
  14. King Gurgustius of Britain
  15. King Sisillius I of Britain
  16. Prince Antonius, Duke of Cornwall
  17. Aedd Mawr, Duke of Cornwall
  18. Prydain, Duke of Cornwall
  19. Dyfnarth, Duke of Cornwall
  20. Crydon
  21. Cerwyd
  22. Eneid
  23. King Capor/Capior of the Druids (some omit this generation)
  24. King Manogan of the Druids
  25. King Beli Mawr of Britain
Line 2
  1. King Brutus I of Great Britain
  2. King Camber of Kamber of Cambria
  3. Gorbonian, Duke of Cambria and Cornwall
  4. Dyfnwal Hen, Duke of Cambria and Cornwall
  5. Cyngen or Bleiddud, Duke of Cambria and Cornwall
  6. Asser, Duke of Cambria and Cornwall
  7. Bleiddud or Cyngen, Duke of Cambria and Cornwall
  8. Henwyn, Duke of Cambria and Cornwall, m. Princess Regan of Britain
  9. King Cunedagius of Britain
  10. King Rivallo of Britain
  11. King Gurgustius of Britain
  12. King Sisillius I of Britain
  13. Prince Antonius, Duke of Cornwall
  14. Aedd Mawr, Duke of Cornwall
  15. Prydain, Duke of Cornwall
  16. Dyfnarth, Duke of Cornwall
  17. Crydon
  18. Cerwyd
  19. Eneid
  20. King Capor/Capior of the Druids (some omit this generation)
  21. King Manogan of the Druids
  22. King Beli Mawr of Britain
From Beli Mawr to Bran the Blessed
  1. King Beli Mawr of Britain
  2. Princess Penarddun of Britain, m. Llŷr 
  3. King Bran the Blessed of Britain, m. Anna
From Judah to Anna
Line 1 
  1. Judah, had sex with Tamar
  2. Perez
  3. Hezron
  4. Aram
  5. Amminadab
  6. Nahshon
  7. Salmon, m. Rahab 
  8. Boaz, m. Ruth
  9. Obed
  10. Jesse
  11. King David of Israel, m. Bathsheba
  12. King Solomon of Israel, m. Naamah the Ammonitess
  13. King Rehoboam of Judah, m. Princess Maacah of Israel
  14. King Abijah of Judah, m. Michaiah
  15. King Asa of Judah, m. Azubah
  16. King Jehoshaphat of Judah
  17. King Jehoram of Judah, m. Princess Athaliah of Israel 
  18. King Ahaziah of Judah, m. Zibiah of Beersheba 
  19. King Joash of Judah, m. Jehoaddan of Jerusalem
  20. King Amaziah of Judah, m. Jecholiah
  21. King Uzziah of Judah, m. Jerusha
  22. King Jotham of Judah
  23. King Ahaz of Judah, m. Abijah
  24. King Hezekiah of Judah, m. Hephzibah
  25. King Manasseh of Judah, m.  Meshullemeth
  26. King Amon of Judah, m. Jedidah
  27. King Josiah of Judah, m. Zebidah
  28. King Jehoiakim of Judah, m. Nehushta
  29. King Jehoiachin of Judah
  30. Prince Shealtiel of Judah
  31. Governor Zerubbabel of Judah 
  32. Abiud
  33. Abner (some omit this generation)
  34. Eliakim
  35. Azor
  36. Sadoc
  37. Achim
  38. Eliud
  39. Eleazar
  40. Matthan
  41. Jacob
  42. Joseph
  43. Mary, m. Joseph (it is disputed as to whether the above genealogy from Matthew 1 is Joseph's or Mary's; there are manuscripts supporting both)
  44. Anna, m. King Bran the Blessed of Britain
Line 2
  1. Judah, had sex with Tamar
  2. Perez
  3. Hezron
  4. Aram
  5. Amminadab
  6. Nahshon
  7. Salmon, m. Rahab
  8. Boaz, m. Ruth
  9. Obed
  10. Jesse
  11. King David of Israel, m. Bathsheba
  12. Prince Nathan of Israel
  13. Mattatha
  14. Menan
  15. Melea
  16. Eliakim
  17. Jonam
  18. Joseph
  19. Judah
  20. Simeon
  21. Levi 
  22. Matthat
  23. Jorim
  24. Eliezer
  25. Jose
  26. Er
  27. Elmodam
  28. Cosam
  29. Addi
  30. Melchi
  31. Neri
  32. Shealtiel
  33. Zerubabbel
  34. Rhesa
  35. Joannan
  36. Judah
  37. Joseph
  38. Semei
  39. Mattathias
  40. Maath
  41. Nagge
  42. Elsi
  43. Naum
  44. Amos
  45. Mattathias
  46. Joseph 
  47. Jannai
  48. Melchi
  49. Levi
  50. Matthat
  51. Eli
  52. Joseph, m. Mary (it is disputed whether the above genealogy from Luke 3 is Joseph's or Mary's; from the wording, it could be both)
  53. Anna, m. King Bran the Blessed of Britain
From Aeneas to Romulus
  1. Prince Aeneas, m. Lavinia
  2. King Ascanius of Alba Longa
  3. King Silvius of Alba Longa
  4. King Aeneas Silvius of Alba Longa
  5. King Latinus Silvius of Alba Longa
  6. King Alba Silvius of Alba Longa
  7. King Atys of Alba Longa
  8. King Capys of Alba Longa
  9. King Capetus of Alba Longa 
  10. King Tiberinus Silvius of Alba Longa
  11. King Agrippa of Alba Longa
  12. King Romulus Silvius of Alba Longa
  13. King Aventinus of Alba Longa
  14. King Proca or Procas of Alba Longa
  15. King Numitor of Alba Longa
  16. Princess Rhea Silvia of Alba Longa
  17. King Romulus of Rome
From Judah to Érimón
  1. Judah, had sex with Tamar
  2. Zerah
  3. Mahol
  4. King Calcol/Cecrops I of Athens, m. Princess Aglaurus of Attica
  5. Gaithelus, m. Princess Kemi (Scota) of Egypt
  6. Asruth/Esasru
  7. Srú bin Easru
  8. Heber the Scott
  9. King Boamhain of Scythia
  10. King Oghaman of Scythia
  11. King Tait of Scythia
  12. Agnon
  13. Prince Lamhfionn of Scythia
  14. King Heber Glunfionn of Getulia
  15. King Agnan Fionn of Gothia
  16. King Febric Glas/Ermhear Glas of Gothia
  17. King Nenuall of Gothia
  18. King Nuadhad of Gothia
  19. King Alladh of Gothia
  20. King Arcadh of Gothia, m. Lowra
  21. King Deaghata of Geulia
  22. King Brath of Gothia
  23. King Breoghan of Galicia
  24. King Bilé mac Breoghan of Galicia, m. Baun of Galicia
  25. Milesius/Míl Espáine/Pharaoh Smenkhkare of Egypt, m. Princess Meritaten/Scota of Egypt
  26. High King Érimón of Ireland 
The lines of descent from King Érimón are numerous, and too many to record here.  I encourage the reader to do their own research.

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