Ankhfn-Khonsu

(Hereditary Prince) of EGYPT
Founder of the Dragon Court

  • Male

  • Wife/Partner: (missing)

  • Possible Child: Mentuhotpe (Mentuhotep) I (Prince/Governor) of THEBES

  • Alternative Father of Possible Child: father of Mentuhotpe

            /-- Pepi (Pepy) I (PHARAOH) of EGYPT  
  / -- Pepi (Pepy) II (PHARAOH) of EGYPT
  /   \ -- Ankhesenmeryre II (Queen) of EGYPT  
/ -- poss.  Merenre II (PHARAOH) of EGYPT  (? - 2156? BC)
|  \   / -- Pepi (Pepy) I (PHARAOH) of EGYPT  
|  \ -- poss.  Neith
|    \   | or: Udjbeten
|    |  | or: poss. Iput II  
/     \ -- Ankhesenmeryre I (Queen) of EGYPT  
Ankhfn-Khonsu (Hereditary Prince) of EGYPT
\     / -- Pepi (Pepy) I (PHARAOH) of EGYPT  
|  / -- Pepi (Pepy) II (PHARAOH) of EGYPT
|  /   \ -- Ankhesenmeryre II (Queen) of EGYPT  
\ -- poss.  Nitocris (PHARAOH) of EGYPT  (? - 2160? BC)
  \   / -- Pepi (Pepy) I (PHARAOH) of EGYPT  
  \ -- poss.  Neith
    \   | or: Udjbeten
    |  | OR: poss. Iput II  
    \ -- Ankhesenmeryre I (Queen) of EGYPT  

  • His (poss.) 2-Great Grandchild: Inyotef III (King) in THEBES

  • His (poss.) 5(+)-Great Grandchildren: Nefrutotenen ; (NN) ... (NN); Mentuhotpe IV (III; PHARAOH) of EGYPT

     

  • Ankhfn-Khonsu named in Crowley's "Book of The Law"

 

The Dragon Court can first be identified in Egypt under the patronage of the priest-prince Ankhfn Khonsu at about 2170 BC. It was subsequently established more formally as a pharaonic institution by the twelfth dynasty Queen Sobekh Nefru in 1785 BC.

 

The Court was re-formed in 1408 by Emperor Sigismund von Luxemburg, King of Hungary, later to become Holy Roman Emperor in 1433. The Dragon kings whom the court has supported have rightfully ruled many nations and empires throughout history. In the case of England, the last legitimate Dragon monarch was Richard III.