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Post 252 A: Terdelaschoye

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Date Posted: 22:05:53 12/09/10 Thu
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Post 252 A: Terdelaschoye

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Terdelaschoye was the fairy or otherworldly supernatural being in Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival.
In the story the marriage between the Jewish mortal Mazadan and Terdelaschoye produces in its descendancy Utepandragun, Artus and Gawan; also Gandin, Galoes, Gahmuret, Parzival and Feirefiz.

Late in the story the Grail family appears in the form of Parzival's mother and her ancestral line. Parzival is the embodiment of the two great lines. This is in much the same way Jesus (Judaea) and Mary Magdalene (Israel) would have produced a conjoined Hebrew kingdom under one non-Roman power.

What has not been know until I had discovered it is that Terdelaschoye is an around about anagram of the name 'Chretien de Troyes.' Wolfram von Eschenbach may have taken or mistaken Chertien's name to be the teltalheart name 'Chretien del Troyes.'

In order to fit an anagram of a sixteen letter name into thirteen letter name some double use of some letters were necessary. The 'T' is used twice, also the the 'R' is used twice. The 'a' in Terdelaschoye and the 'n' in Chretien are oddly not used at all. Perhaps Eschenbach was indicating the fairies' true name was 'Terdelaschoyi' or 'Teridelaschoye.'

Terdelaschoye is a pseudonym which I will reveal in my upcoming book. By the was, Terdelaschoye is a Peri and is more at supernatural or otherworldly than the inaccurate use of the word "fairy."

An interesting note, an anagram of Terdelaschoye was in the movie 'Kind Hearts and Coronet' in the use of the name of the Dukedom as "Delaschoye" and or "De Laschoye."

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