Did Mayer Amschel Bauer's Rothschild banking dynasty which later became the guardian of the Papal treasure finance Jesuit trained Adam Weishaupt's Bavarian Illuminati?

Answer 1

No. This is a very old (and utterly false) claim, which combines urban myths about worldwide Jewish conspiracies (in reality, there are none, nor have there ever been any) and theories about a shadowy and mysterious group called the Illuminati, who supposedly wanted a one-world government (also a myth, which exaggerates the importance of a mid-1700s secret society in Europe, a society that no longer exists).

There is no evidence that the Rothschilds conspired with the Illuminati (or with anyone else). Mayer Amschel Rothschild was a well-known and very important financier in his day, but he was also a very public person who was widely respected by the royalty and the business community; it is doubtful he could have had many secret relationships. Sad to say, the belief in a Jewish conspiracy (and efforts to blame the Rothschilds) remains popular amongst anti-Semites, and the belief that the Illuminati still exist is popular with certain fringe talk show hosts. But despite a total lack of evidence, that doesn't stop these myths from coming up over and over.