Category: Michel Roger Lafosse Fraud

The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland

The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland by HRH Prince Michael of Albany is sometimes provided as a source for genealogies. There have been several editions, the first in England in 1998; others in Boston: (Elements Publishing) in 2000

The author Michel Roger Lafosse, known as "Michael James Alexander Stewart of Albany" or "HRH Prince Michael of Albany" claims to be a descendant of Charles Edward Stuart and to be the legitimate Jacobite claimant to the throne of the Kingdom of Scotland. His book The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland: The True Story of the Royal House of Stewart and the Hidden Lineage of the Kings and Queens of Scots first published in Shaftesbury, England in 1998, has proved to be a work of fiction, claiming to provide previously unknown accounts of the life of Charles Edward Stuart including previously unknown marriages and births within the Royal House of Stuart.

Web sites such as The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland by supporters such as Laurence Gardner who wrote on subjects including the Jesus bloodline, anti-gravity and the cloning of Adam and Eve; exist in support of the genealogies constructed by Lafosse

See:

Wikipedia : Michel Roger Lafosse
Irish Chiefs : Report on the Pedigree of Michel Lafosse, Styled Prince Michael of Albany by S J B Murphy
Fantasy Royalty "PRINCE MICHAEL OF ALBANY" a dismissal by art dealer and historian Guy Stair Sainty, of the genealogy presented by Michel Roger Lafosse.
The Jacobite Heritage : Prince Michael of Albany details suggestions that documents have been forged

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