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Prophecy of Six Crowns“The most important feature of a well-established and (nationally as well as internationally) recognized monarchy should not be forgotten- legitimacy. Without legitimacy it is impossible to imagine the binding power of agreements, of stability, and peace.”– Erik von Keuhnelt-Leddihn, The Menace of the Herd

The restoration of Catholic government in the Germanies is an essential part of the restoration of Christendom as a whole. It is obvious that this cannot be legitimately accomplished by a Republic or a return to Prussian (or Prussianized) autocratic rule. This raises the problem of legitimate rule, which (though some wish to ignore the fact) is very much a crucial issue. Before discussing legitimacy further, it must first be stated that the in the return of Catholic rule in Europe necessitates the reincorporation of the Germanies (and this includes Belgium, the Netherlands, and Switzerland) as Sovereigns States subsidiarized in the Reich (understood not in the shallow National Socialist sense, but in the deep tradition of Christendom’s Holy Empire).

In answer to question who can claim a uniting legitimate rule of the Germanies, and by extension the Crown of the Empire, I present here the threefold claim (twice familial, and once individual) of the House of Hapsburg, which alone has legitimate claim:

  • Divinely Granted Legitimacy: The well documented Prophecy of the Priest to Count Rudolf of Hapsburg (my translation of which can be read here) grants the Imperial Crown eternally to the descendants of the House of Hapsburg. This primarily Eucharistic blessing and prophecy is unique in Catholic History. Quoting from Cardinal Seldon’s Imperial History:

For the first time in the history of Christendom, a priest of God prophesies that the Imperium will be granted to a virtuous man and his family, for God had not abandoned the Reich even after the failures of the Ottonian and Hohenstaufen Emperors.

  • Legitimacy of Descent: The House of Hapsburg is descended directly from the Imperial line of Charlemagne, the first Holy Roman Emperor. It is required under the laws of the Empire that the Emperor-Elect be of noble descent, and related by blood to one of the previous Emperors, and the House of Hapsburg certainly qualifies on both accounts.
  • Imperial Election and Coronation: This legitimacy applies only to the Emperor-Elect, yet the Imperial Election of Rudolf I and of the other Hapsburg Emperors has confirmed the Prophecy of Six Crowns time and time again.

There exists no Catholic Royal Family with claims of legitimacy to the rule of the Germanies equal to that of the House of Hapsburg, and because of the importance of the principle of legitimacy, restoration of a German Monarchy under any other house,  the Hohenzollerns for example, becomes an untenable position, even ignoring for the moment that such a monarchy would be centralist and not founded on the principle of subsidiarity. Such an attempt would only revive the current political mess. No, our trust must be in the legitimate ruler and the promises of God.