The vertical tombstone of Marie de Nègre in Rennes-le-Château
WEBNov 11, 2007 · ‘Here lies the noble Marie de Nègre D’Arles, La Dame d’Hautpoul de Blanchefort, aged sixty-seven, died 17 January 1781, May she rest in peace’ This tombstone measured 1.30 metres by 0.65 metres.
The report describing the tombstones of Marie de Nègre of Rennes-le-Château
WEBFeb 3, 2009 · According to Gérard de Sède in his book the Accursed Treasure of Rennes-le-Château, Saunière defaced the tombstones of the Marchioness de Blanchefort's grave after he had decoded them to erase any evidence of a treasure.
The Tombstone of Marie de Negri d’Ables, Countess of Blanchefort
WEBThe ‘Saunière Museum’ in the village of Rennes-le-Château holds a couple of ‘replicas’ of the alleged tombstone, but their dimensions differ from what Elie Tisseyre described in his article of the size of the original “tombstone”.
Château de Blanchefort - Rennes-le-Château Research and …
WEBDec 22, 2007 · Château de Blanchefort. In the 10th century, the Visigoths were the first to build a fortication on the white rock opposite Mount Cardou. In 1125, the castle was signed over to the bishopric of Alet (-les-Bains) by its owner Bertrand de Blancafort (Blanchefort) who swore allegiance to the Viscount Bernard Aton of Alet.
Château de Blanchefort — Wikipédia
WEBLe château de Blanchefort est un ancien château fort situé sur un promontoire rocheux sur les hauteurs de la commune de Rennes-les-Bains, dans le département de l'Aude, en Occitanie.
La stèle Blanchefort - Rennes-le-Château Archive
WEBDans le cas de la stèle de Blanchefort, les erreurs sont trop grossières, trop nombreuses, et surtout curieusement agencées, indiquant clairement qu’elles sont volontaires. D’autre part, les différentes études de décryptage font apparaître une cohérence certaine avec le reste de l’énigme de Rennes‑le‑Château.
Rennes-le-Château’s mysterious gravestone - Priory of Sion
WEBThe gravestone of Marie de Negri d’Ables is one of the major pivotal elements of the fake Rennes-le-Château “mystery” (forever described as enigmatic by the conspiracy theorists). Spelling mistakes on the epitaph of the gravestone produce the words “MORT épée” ( Dead Sword ), and the additional REQUIES CATIN PACE instead of ...
WEBDécouverte près de Rennes-Le-Château, elle présente des gravures particulières. Certaines d'entre elles semblent vouloir nous renvoyer à la pierre tombale de la Marquise de Blanchefort. Cette pierre est présentée dans le musée de Rennes-Le-Château. D'après les informations données
Priory of Sion: The "Et In Arcadia Ego" Tombstone
WEBFrom 1789 to 1895, this stone was found on the grave of the Marquise of Blanchefort, in the cemetery of Rennes-le-Château, near the bell tower. This is the one which was defaced by the parish priest, Saunière in January 1895".
The Last Lady of Rennes by Iulia Millesimal - RHEDESIUM
WEBAfter 1781, she remained the unique owner of the castle in Rennes le Chateau, as well as of the mysterious documents which her paternal grand-father passed directly to her mother Marie Nègre d’Ables de Blanchefort.