Abbe de Vere / Nicholas de Vere
The Sechnaill Kings: The Original Provenance Manuscript 1995 begins with the genealogy of the descendants of Matthew Phipps O’Shiel and the extraordinary story of the Kingdom of Redonda.From this opening point, the manuscript traces the line backward through older traditions of royal descent, sacred kingship, and manuscript provenance, connecting the O’Shiel descent and Redondan tradition to the wider historical and genealogical framework preserved through the work of Nicholas de Vere.Preserved and presented by Abbe de Vere, this edition makes the material publicly available for readers, researchers, genealogists, historians, and those seeking the original source tradition behind the Dragon Court, Irish royal genealogy, and the royal bloodline material that has so often been repeated, fragmented, or misunderstood.At its heart, this book is about provenance: where the line begins in the manuscript, how the names and descents are preserved, and why the original record matters. Beginning with Matthew Phipps O’Shiel, the O’Shiel descendants, and the Kingdom of Redonda, the genealogy opens into a wider study of royal inheritance, dynastic succession, sacred kingship, and ancient descent.This work connects to the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Kings of Ireland, the Kings of Tara, the High Kings of Ireland, O’Naill, Niall of the Nine Hostages, the Merovingians, the Grail bloodline, King Arthur, and the deeper royal Dragon tradition.This is not presented as fantasy genealogy, modern reinvention, or fictionalised retelling. It is a provenance volume: a witness to the names, claims, lineages, and historical structure that formed part of Nicholas de Vere’s wider body of work.For too long, parts of this material have circulated without proper context. Later writers, researchers, and online discussions have repeated fragments of the Dragon Court, Tuatha Dé Danann, Merovingian, Grail, Arthurian, Redondan, and royal bloodline material while losing sight of the original manuscript foundation. The Sechnaill Kings restores that foundation and allows the reader to approach the record directly.Released in affordable Hardback and paperback formats, this edition is intended for wide access. The purpose is simple: to let the world see the record for itself. A premium hardback and collector’s edition may preserve the manuscript as a formal legacy volume, but this accessible edition has been made available so readers can study the material without a barrier.The Sechnaill Kings is for those interested in Matthew Phipps O’Shiel, the O’Shiel descendants, the Kingdom of Redonda, the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Kings of Ireland, the Kings of Tara, High Kingship, Irish royal descent, O’Niall, Niall of the Nine Hostages, Merovingian bloodlines, the Grail bloodline, King Arthur, Dragon Court history, manuscript provenance, sacred kingship, ancient genealogy, and the origins of the royal Dragon tradition.
