sdcfia
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Meanwhile i will like to share you all the origin of the name Portugal.
The name can be divided in 2 words Portu + Gal , this 2 words have in reality the mean of "Porto Graal" in english this means "grail port" or "grail harbor", this isn't just a accidental coincidence it was deliberated, Portugal was in reality a Templar Secret Project and the epicentre of the Templar Order, there is no other place on earth with so many Templar Lands, movies and documentaries have the tendency to show France as the most important place for Templars, this is is not true.
I believe the use of "Portugal" derives from the original 2nd century Roman-named settlement of Portus Cale - today's Porto on the country's northern coast. It was first known as "Port of Callaeci (or "Gallaeci")" for the original Celts who occupied it before the Romans. The name was later applied to the entire country that became today's Portugal. The gal-graal appears to be a hopeful stretch.