LEGACY & LINEAGE

LEGACY & LINEAGE

Preserving Our Sacred Origins, Inheriting Our Divine Future

The House of Polanco is not only a family — it is a sovereign lineage carried forward by sacred memory, cultural resilience, and spiritual inheritance. This page honors our ancestral branches, spiritual stewards, and ceremonial history, connecting past to present through divine purpose.

🔰 Family Lineage Overview

• Polanco Origins: A name carried through the islands of the Caribbean, Iberian lands, and Moorish territories of Northwest Amexem

• Homelands Traced:

  • Borikén (Puerto Rico)

  • Quisqueya (Dominican Republic/Haiti)

  • Cuba

  • Spain (Sephardic & Castilian)

  • Northwest Africa (Moroccan and Moorish emirates)

  • Ancient Tartaria (mythic stewards of sacred geometry and natural law)

These threads unite in the House of Polanco through both bloodline and covenant.

🛡️ Seal, Crest & Coat of Arms

Our visual legacy is a sacred inheritance — encoded with spiritual symbols and divine messages:

• House Motto: IMPERIUM FATUM DIVINUM — "Empire of Divine Destiny"

• Seal (Mahogany): The official mark of our sacred trust and familial sovereignty

• Crest: A crowned eagle and lion flanked by ancestral geometry

• Coat of Arms: Ceremonial version bearing wings and lions of honor

Each visual is used during official rites, family oaths, declarations, and property preservation.

📜 Migration & Memory Timeline

• Pre-Colonial Stewardship: Taino guardianship of sacred land and sky wisdom

• Moorish Lineage: Scientific and spiritual inheritance passed through Andalusian and Maghrebi Moors

• Tartarian Influence: Architecture, sacred grid knowledge, and esoteric preservation across eras

• Caribbean Diaspora: Resistance, survival, and remembrance in Haiti, Cuba, and Puerto Rico

• New World Reclamation: Arrival in North America, cultural restoration, and the founding of HOUSE OF POLANCO TEMPLE

🔐 Genealogy & Family Tree Portal (Private Access)

Our private lineage portal is reserved for:

• Blood descendants and verified kin

• Stewards and ceremonial guardians

• Oral history contributors and archive holders

Includes:

• Genealogical chart (multi-generational)

• Births, unions, sacred events

• Land deeds, oaths, ceremonial entries

Access may be requested through the Contact & Contributions page.

This is our inheritance. Spoken through names, encoded in crests, remembered through time.

We are the legacy. We are the House.

Updated: April 2025