European traditions have two separate beginnings for the Holy Grail. However, as in many traditions and legends that are seemingly contradictory, both are correct.

They are both right because Holy Grails went to both countries.

While the “Holy Grail” has been discussed by others to be the container of the Holy Blood of Jesus, the Holy Grail also contains the Holy Blood of Mary Magdalene. The Holy Grail is the DNA ancestral memories of Jesus and the entire Royal Davidic Lineage of Judah together with the DNA ancestral memories of Mary Magdalene and the entire Royal Hasmonaean Lineage of Israel. Thus, there was, and is, much recorded at the DNA cellular level within the descendants of Jesus and Mary Magdalene.

The Holy Grail in the form of Jesus the younger, the living library of DNA ancestral memories from the Davidic and Hasmonaean Lineages, came to England with his uncle, The Joseph of Arimathea. Joseph, as stated elsewhere, is a name and also a title for an Enlightened One within the Essene community. The Joseph of Arimathea, which English tradition correctly claims brought the Holy Grail to England, was actually James, the brother of Jesus. James, The Joseph of Arimathea, took his nephew, Jesus the younger, to trace his father Jesus’ footsteps in England and to enroll Jesus Junior in the Druid Mystery School at Glastonbury, England. (It is Jesus the younger, eldest son of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, who chisels the names of his parents into stone at Glastonbury, England. He carves the names of his parents into stone beside each other, so that unlike their lives, their names could always be side by side.)

French Holy Grails came to France in 44 A.D. with Mary Magdalene, when Tamar, the firstborn child and daughter of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, got off the boat with her mother and aunt in Gaul, or southern France. Tamar became a Mary at a young age, 11, with her Davidic and Hasmonaean Lineages. Martha of Bethany was Tamar’s aunt, Mary Magdalene’s sister, and a Mary by herself, thus this historic event is remembered in France as the arrival of the Tres Maries, or the Three Marys.

In addition to the 3 Maries/Marys there were 3 Js. Among those in the ship that carried the 3 Marys in Jesus’ family, were guardians, together with the 3 Js, 7-year old Jesus Junior and infant Joseph, who was less than a year old. In their early teens, while Tamar studies with their mother and aunt, Jesus the younger and Joseph will travel widely, at separate times, with their uncle, James.

In 62 A.D., her brother-in-law, James, leaves Jerusalem and arrives in Gaul, to join Mary, Tamar and other family members, with his nephew Joseph, the youngest son of Mary Magdalene and Jesus.

In time, Tamar along with her brothers, Jesus the younger and Joseph, will have children and their descendants. The descendants will in time spread the DNA ancestral memories of Jesus with his Davidic Lineage and Mary with her Hasmonaean Lineage throughout Europe and later the world.