Queen Elizabeth's (Possible) chinese connections?

Question

Hi all, There are many blog posts/forums online talking about a Chinese article linking Queen Elizabeth II back to a Tang Dynasty emperor, could anyone help me examine these to see if there is any truth to them?

Unfortunately, the original article is seemingly unfindable, however there a few theorised trees in these forums:

Emperor Su Tsung (Tang)
Ning-Kuo (daughter) m. Moyenhur (Uighur)
Bayanue (daughter) m. Surkhab II (Tabaristan)
Sharwin I
Karim
Shahriyar I
Qarin
Abul Melik
Surkhab
Abul-Hamza
Michke m. Katchik-Gagik (Vaspurakin)
Abu Sahl Hamazasp III
Derenik
Katchik I
Hasan
Abul Gharib
daughter m. Auschin I (Lampron)
Hetum II
Alix m. Balian d'Ibelin

Guy d'Ibelin

Alix d'Ibelin m. Hugh de Lusignan
Jacques I 

James I de Lusignan m. Charlotte Bourbon

Anne de Lusignan m. Louis (Savoy)

Margaret m. Peter (Luxemburg) 1390-1433

Louis

Peter

Marie m. Francis Bourbon

Antoinette m. Claude, Duke of Guise

Mary m. James V of Scotland

James VI

Elizabeth m. Frederick V of Bavaria

Sophia m. Ernst Augustus, Elector of Hanover

George I

George II

Frederick

George III

Edward

Victoria

Edward VII

George V

George VI

Elizabeth II

Any authenticity to this?

EDIT: This website may be of help in looking at the armenian royals towards the top of this tree: https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/ARMENIA.htm#_Toc359675609

Answer 1

 - ? is this the 'Author' of the book = British and Colonial (angloboerwar.com) = 

Turton

William Harry

Major

TURTON, WILLIAM HARRY, Major, was born 30 December 1856, at Peshawar, India, son of Lieutenant Colonel and Brevet Colonel Joseph Turton, Bengal Artillery, and grandson of Zouch Turton, of Chepstow and Monmouth. He was educated at Clifton College (Schools' Gold Medal of the Royal Geographical Society), and at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich (Pollock Medallist); and was gazetted to the Royal Engineers, as Lieutenant, 14 August 1876. He became Captain 14 August 1887, and Major 2 May 1895. He served in the South African War, May 1900 to May 1902, chiefly in the Kimberley and Mafeking Districts . . . . . . .

 . . . . . .  Lieutenant Colonel Turton was the author of a book called 'The Truth of Christianity' , which has been translated into Japanese, Italian, Chinese and Arabic. He was also the author of several hymns, one of which on the 'Sacrament of Unity' has been included in the 'Ancient and Modern', and at least a dozen other collections. He took an interest in genealogy and conchology.

Source: DSO recipients (VC and DSO Book)

 - interesting - - 

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Baux-20

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1. The Plantagenet Ancestry, by William Henry Turton, 1968.
2. ↑ The Plantagenet Ancestry, by William Henry Turton, 1968. Page: 3

Answer 2

Your list seems to be correct from the bottom up to Margaret wife of Peter of Luxembourg. However, Wikitree (Marguerite (Baux) de Luxembourg (1394-1469) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree) and Wikipedia (Margaret of Baux - Wikipedia) both have her mother as having the surname Orsini not de Lusignan. 

Comments

i did some digging and i think the person who put the list together misspelled some names, Margeurite Savoie https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Savoie-1224 has a mother Anne Lusignan https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lusignan-144 whos father is Janus Lusignan https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lusignan-109 who appears on this list as James

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C Thomas, Marguerite Savoie was married to a different Peter of Luxembourg (1440 - 1482). The Queen's ancestor in the list above was Peter of Luxembourg (1390 - 1433).