Mount Cardou

There is a surprising piece of evidence that precisely confirms the importance of Mount Cardou King Philippe IV s harsh suppression of the Order exempted the Mallorcan Mas Deus Commandery of Knights Templar at Bezu who guarded Mount Cardou from nearby Blanchefort... 

Before leaving the intriguing subject of the Knights Templar treasures in of Mount Cardou, it is worth considering that the interior chapels may contain more than one of the great religious icons. Various authors speculate that the mountain contains the bones of the Ancient of Days, the missing Ark of the Covenant or Jesus bones. 

The next chapter decodes inscription on Lord Anson s famous Shugborough Monument, based on a full knowledge of initiation theology. It confirms the bones in Mount Cardou may indeed be a surprise for all. 

Mount Cardou s gold had been depleted by Roman armies many years before Bertrand de Blanchefort s German speaking miners arrived. Yet they apparently dug for a considerable period. Was this for gold or did they hollow out a cache of burial chapels in the mountain Intriguingly, the miners may have carved the face of a reclining or buried man on the side of Mount Cardou. 

An exact correspondence between seven of the ten enigmatic letters and Genesis 50 25 was a good start. Furthermore, the Biblical verse is a prophecy. Anybody that found the bones would describe the discovery as past sense. If the Knights Templar found the bones, they would describe removal of the bones from a threatened Jerusalem to Mount Cardou ... 

Now Lord Anson s mysterious letters at Shugborough have a solution. The inscription implies that Lord Anson knew the Knights Templar found Joseph s mummy under the Temple in Jerusalem. They removed it to a shrine in Mount Cardou. Poussin showed it in his famous painting Les Bergers d Arcadie II. The shrine may still be there. Possibly the bones or mummy of Jacob is there as well. 

The famous rose line of France supports for this solution. On the official maps of the day, the rose line passed through Mount Cardou and the unusual meridienne of Paris St Sulpice. Meridiennes are brass plaques and strips in a church. A ray of sunlight highlights the meridienne at noon and is used calibrate the village clock. 

Out of this, Henry Sully and Eugene Delacroix delivered us an extremely impressive church with magnificent images of Jacob, the defense of the Temple treasure and the patron saint protector St Michael fighting the internal enemy - directly attached to Mount Cardou by the rose linel... 

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