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Heraldic beast on UK coat of Arms is goat-lion yale. Is that Chimera goat-lion which battled Greeks 7 centBC
Chimera goat-lion was daughter of Echidna Kelto dragon, daughter of Brettanos of Gaul. Echidna viper-woman and Hercules were parents of Keltos (the Celt). Chimera was defeated by Greeks in Asia Minor and became Mount Olympias volcano as guardian of Hades. Zeus flung Echidna into Mount Etna volcano for claiming that Chimera was equal to Athena war-goddess. Henry VII of Celtic Wales flew the dragon flag and the chimera goat-lion yale flag in 1485 to start the Tudor dynasty. The yale was gifted to James I of Scotland by Jane Beaufort 1420, and was the flag of regent John 1422 when claiming France for Henry VI. It is the supporter of the Arms of Kings of Scots, and is carved above Windsor castle. Chimera chimere robe of UK bishops, made of camelot Angora goat-wool. Chimere is worn in St.George’s Chapel for the Knights of the Garter, below the chimera on the roof. Does Chimera of Celtic origin in Greece live on today?
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