According to my own method of interpretation,
only french lines in dark blue will be analysed and interpreted
Celui qu'était bien avant dans le règne,
Ayant chef rouge proche à la hiérarchie,
Apre et cruel et se fera tant craindre,
Succédera à sacré monarchie.
The one who had been king for a long time,
Having close to the throne a red chief,
Acrid and cruel and feared so much,
Who will succeed to sacred monarchy.
Par tte rase viendra bien mal lire,
Plus que sa charge ne porte passera:
Si grande fureur et rage fera dire,
Qu' feu et sang tout sexe tranchera.
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règne chef rouge hiérarchie sacré monarchie tte rase sa charge | reign. Here, the word is taken in the sense of monarchy, revolutionary leader. In politics, red is the symbol of revolution. hierarchy. Those in power from the head and down. sacred monarchy. The expression sacred monarchy is not usually used in royal courts. People use the word monarchy when they refer to a royal family. Thus sacred monarchy must have a hidden meaning. There are many sacred places in the world, but the most obvious is certainly Rome, the Holy City. Thus, sacred monarchy is an allusion to the king of Italy, whose palace, the Quirinal is in the town of Rome. Now, to make all this palatable, we must find a king who, while remaining on the throne, has relinquished all power to a revolutionary leader, and this, from the times of Nostradamus to our days. That event could, of course be still in the future, but I believe that the quatrain fits a monarchy of the 20th century. bald head. In the present case, Mussolini. his responsibility, office. . |
History
Victor-Emmanuel III was 31 years of age when he became king of Italy. He had been in power for 31 years when in 1922, Mussolini, revolutionary leader of the fascist party, is offered to become Prime-Minister of the country:
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A man without pity, cruel and able to eliminate all those who try to block his way, he is feared by the people and even by the european countries such as France, Spain and England:
As history goes, during World War II, king Victor-Emmanuel was forced to flee to Brindisi. (See quatrain III-47) He abdicated in 1944. After a referendum, the republic was proclaimed in 1946.
"Thus, once more Mussolini's successes, although momentary, will be the consequence of the weaknesses and the consent of others..."
(Translation F.L. - L'Italie de Mussolini - Max Gallo)
This is well illustrated by the repartee of the Ambassador of France:
"September 16, 1933, he (Mussolini) receives the ambassador of France, the count of Chambrun who declares: You are too persuasive, I am the mouse and you are the cat!"
(Translation F.L. - L'Italie de Mussolini - Max Gallo)
While allowing the king to play his role, the Duce becomes the supreme leader of the country (succédera à sacrée monarchie) and lays down the fascist laws that will be the downfall of Italy.(Plus que sa charge ne porte passsera).
In the period before the war, he is considered as a great head of state by the european countries such as France, Spain and England, and pope Pius XI himself considered Mussolini as a kind of savior:
"In 1923, many Italians share the feelings that Pius XI confides to ambassador Beyens during an interview:
''Mussolini, begins the Holy Father, is neither Napoleon nor Cavour, but he alone has had a clear view of what was needed to rid the country of the anarchy brought about by a powerless parliamentary government and three years of war. You see, the Holy Father adds, that the country is following him. May he regenerate Italy!"
(Translation F.L. - L'Italie de Mussolini - MAx Gallo)<
N.B. De Fontbrune ties this quatrain to the French Revolution and it is true the first line could apply to Louis XVI. However, the second line tells us that a red chief will have a position close to the throne. Therefore, it cannot apply to Robespierre who had no function at the court and was about to destroy the monarchy.