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control of the Order; that would not be because the Golem ended to suspect that an strange
will inside the Order was frustrating all the plans of the Order; but, every time that someone
was near to the truth, the Domini Canis executed him secretly and they attributed the death to
predictable vengeances of the Occitan Heretics.
To these motivations purely strategic that animated the Lords of Tharsis to work
occulted in the Circulus Domini Canis, would be added soon the pure necessity to survive, as a
consequence of the events occurred in Spain and that I will begin to expose tomorrow. As will
be seen, the destruction of the Templar Order, and with it the failure of the synarchic plans of
the White Fraternity, would become in matter of life and death for the House of Tharsis. The
last Strategy of the Circulus will take us to that exoteric cause of the enemy plans failure, that
was Philip IV, and of whom I referred four days ago.
Twenty-Fourth Day
While the Order of Preachers was evolving according to the plans of the Lords of
Tharsis, something terrible would happen in Spain: the return of Bera and Birsha. And that
event almost meant, Dr. Siegnagel, the end of the House of Tharsis. I will show now, how
occurred the facts.
Remember Dr., that the ancient Onuba, the major city of the Tudertani, was since the
VIII century under Arab dominance, who denominated it «Uelva». In the year 1011 was the
head of the Taifa's Kingdoms, being its first sovereign Abu-Zaid-Mohammad-ibn-Ayub,
followed by Abul Mozad Abdalaziz; but in 1051 was promptly annexed to the Kingdom of
Seville until the year 1241. As I already explained, during those centuries of Arab occupation
the House of Tharsis survived without problems and reached an enviable economic power; the
Village of Turdes, which existance depended in the essential of the properties that the Lords of
Tharsis exploited in the region, had grown and prospered a lot, counting in that time with some
3.500 inhabitants; apart of the direct nucleos of the familiy Tharsis-Valter, that lived in the
segnioral residence and was composed of some fifty members, in the Village of Turdes lived
many families of the lineage of the House of Tharsis but of collateral bloodlines. So, in the year
1128, when Bera and Birsha were celebrating the Golem Council of Mozon, the Kingdom of
Huelva was subordinated to the Taifa of Seville.
The King of Castile and Leon, Ferdinand III the Saint, reconquests Seville in 1248 but he
died there in 1252; his son Alfonso X the Wise ends the campaign conquering in 1258 the
Algarve and the regions of Huelva and Niebla. The King gave this region as dowry of his natural
daughter Beatriz, who joined it to the crown of Portugal when she married with Alfonso III. As
such annexation affected the ancient rights that the House of Tharsis had over the region, the
crown of Portugal compensated the Knight Odelion of Tharis Valter with the title of «Count of
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