Brân I

**Brân, the Blessed** (**the Blessed Crow**, actually) is THE earliest known or at least first recorded ancestors of many of our royals here in the American Empire, but namely the Morgans mostly, by the direct-most possible line of male descendants, if you don't count his father Llyr Llediaith (llediaith means half speech, we don't know if he was stuttering or just spoke some godly language), although he's actually being proposed to be Ler, Celtic God of the seas, from the Tuatha Dé Dannan, the fourth race that inhabited the Ireland, after the first race died from the Deluge and/or plague, all except one old man.

Which is quite expected, when the Mediterranean was flooded in a sudden explosive deluge pouring in from the Atlantic, British isles which actually WERE in the Atlantic experienced a receding sea line actually, which probably brought up a plague, and strange creatures, who ruled as a second race, probably some mutated sick humans, and then the Nemed race from Iberia (not clear if Caucasus Iberia or Hispania one, in those times, especially with the Great flood that was probably seen as the same, sons of Magog, descendants of Japeth in any case) which thought it can kill the ghastly race and take over came, but lost, and few that survived returned to the mainland.

But returned later, and clashed with the forementioned Tuatha Dé Dannan, fair fairy like people, who came after them, and burned their ships to show they're here to stay. Their King ("Silver-armed") lost an arm in the duel with some hero, so his men wanted to revenge, and they killed the Fir Bolg (Nemed) King, while he was trying to drink from a puddle, exhausted (they tried it the day before when there still was water, before their druids dried it out, but some young hero saved him, dying). So peace offering split the Ireland 4/5 to 1/5 in the Nemed disfavor.

In the end the ancestors of today's Irelanders came, as the fifth race, from the Spain Celts, so Tuatha retrieved to the Otherworld (Underground).

So, anyhow, Llyr is considered a mythological figure, a God, you know like in Greek Gods genealogy Hercules is the son of Zeus, and **Bran (Brian)**, his son is considered a mythological son of a God hero, the very first ancestor of the Morgan dynasty, from before the Christ actually. That is by far the furthest genealogical tree branch that we could track. Over 60 generations back. Llýr is thought to be legendary King Leir (an ispiration to Shakespeare's King Lear). He is the 66th great grandfather through a direct father to son male line to J.P. Morgan, a philanthropist.

Or his mother Penarddun's side (meaning the most beautiful chieftainess). Her father is known. It's Beli Mawr, mawr doesn't mean what you mean it means, it means the Great, and they think Belgae Celtic tribe (Belgium) is named after him, although they invaded Britain, not the opposite way. Medieval scholars assure us that Beli is the husband of Anne, the cousin of Virgin Mary (she was more a generationally close to Jesus, even though she's the aunt of Jesus), but that's ages apart. Beli died at least 70. BC. Maybe Anne just saw her husband's tribe in the same sense as her husband particularly, and Celts thought they lived there when she told them "Beli is from Wales" for example, and not in Jerusalem 100 years ago. But in any case it would be wonderful to think Jesus' aunt and her husband are their oldest known royal ancestors. Which would also put them in royal family tree of Israel. Many Welsh middle ages families claimed their connections to the Beli Mawr and Penarddun, but only the American Morgans can actually prove it (Prime Minister of Ireland is their cousin though anyways. Plus the British Prime Ministers, not to mention the Royal family).

She had two more sons from marriage to Euroswydd, who held Llyr captive, twins, one was good and one was sadistic, and destroyed both Ireland and Island of the Mighty (Britain).

He died from a wound to the foot, quite ridiculous actually, when they traveled to Ireland to take their sister back from the abusive marriage with King of Ireland (Matolwch), but just when they were about to reconsile, his sadistic half brother threw their sisters young son, the heir to Ireland into the fire, for no particular reason, and the battle ensued. His dying wish was to cut his head off, and bring it back to Wales (Celts believed the soul is in the skull). They buried it on the location where today is the Tower of Londom, White Hill on the River Thames, facing the France, to stop invasion (they said head spoke long after it was cut off. Probably just a mouth twitch).

He was called High King of Britons (Prydania as they called it back then) but in reality he was King only of the Siluria. Silures (read si/sy-l(y)ureez) are remembered having a bit darker complexion AND curly hair, which Strabo connected with their Spanish (and perhaps Mawr ancestry), but we'll stick with the idea that they are from Jerusalem.

Silurian period (like Cretaceous and Jurrasic) was named after them.