The words are not for Jesuits converts because the French would have used the spelling “Chrétien” for them. On the Carte the large white area from Fort Nelson in the west to the Eastmain River on the east side of James Bay is labeled “Les Christinaux.” This is French spelling for the sounds the Jesuits and French voyagers were hearing. This area was the termination of the migration across ice recorded in Maalan Aarum (MA) Chap. The Carte confirms that the largest area of “ Les Christinaux” was in the northern forests of North America surrounding James Bay and the land south of Hudson Bay. The Carte Du Canada (Carte) reveals the unsuspected Lenape epic. The area occupied by the tribes, who descended from the Lenape, ranges from the Atlantic coast to the “purple mountain majesties " from Fort Nelson, Manitoba, Canada to Savannah, Georgia. At least twenty four (24) modern tribes, who lived along the route have Lenape ancestors.
The areas on Carte Du Canada labeled “Les Christian,” “Asslenipoils,” “Ilinois,” and “Pennsylvania” show the size of the Lenape nation in 1703. The continuing Lenape epic began in Greenland 985. The timeline is shown by blue numbers overlaid on the route.
The migration routes of the Lenape epic are shown in yellow. The Lenape Migration Epic Overlaid on 1720 Carte Du Canada
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