The Royal Dragon Court: Uncovering Your Ancestry

The Dragon Legacy by Nicholas de Vere is where it began: a daring revelation of the ancient dragon lineage. Here are the myths and traditions that official history forgot—elves and fairies, grail families, and the hidden descent of the Dragon Kings. It is a work that has captured imaginations worldwide, blending esoteric insight with ancestral memory.

The Dragon Cede continues that vision, offering genealogies, revelations, and startling claims of descent that connect the dragon bloodline to sacred and forbidden histories alike. From the cosmic role of Mary Magdalene to the echoes of Tolkien’s Elves in real history, it is Nicholas de Vere’s most detailed and provocative testament to the legacy he spent his life unveiling.

Inbred Britain: The Royal Dragon Court by Abbe de Vere brings the journey to its sharpest point. Where myth once reigned, here fact takes its place. Through DNA, genealogy, law, and anthropology, this book exposes the deliberate intermarriage of noble families, the preservation of bloodlines for supposed spiritual gifts, and the fragility bred into Britain’s ruling houses. Unlike peerage books that omit what does not fit, it restores the missing pieces—and shows how fantasy and history intertwine, but also where they part.

Together, these three works form a dialogue between vision and verification, myth and reality, father and daughter. The Dragon Legacy awakens the imagination. The Dragon Cede deepens the mystery. Inbred Britain delivers the reckoning—anchoring the dragon bloodline in the hard evidence of history.

For those who dare to explore the truth behind Britain’s most secret inheritance, this trilogy is essential.