All website contents copyright 1996 - 2001 by Yellow Tulip Press, P.O. Box 211, Ben Lomond, CA 95005. All rights reserved. Before concluding this investigation into the blood of the British royal family, the careful reader must take stock of the incredible assertions presented in this study. Anthropologically speaking, yes. According to Sir James Frazer, kings traditionally were seen as sacred as well as political figures.
All successful monarchies trace their genealogy from gods or their high priests.
Sometimes they exercise supreme political power in addition. In fact, some theocracies maintain blood priestesses versed in all the ceremonies . . . According to Frazer, these priestess princesses drink blood to summon the dead and use them as familiars. She was the Empress of India, after all, and no doubt there she was considered the head of church and head of state as she was at home. Whether porphyria or vampirism, criminality or just plain bad blood, there is no complete explanation for the wide array of uncanny incidents and coincidences that accumulate in the royal biographies.