Quote - "One reason I fold the Bock Saga into all this is that Ior Bock describes a very detailed and involved breeding program practiced by the royalty in "the Atlantis time".  The King and Queen were not married to each other, but rather, were brother and sister as co-rulers who didn't mate with each other."

We have excellent ancient epic "the Knight in the Panther’s Skin" that dedicated to love of a man and a woman. A man with clothes of tiger or lion was much more respected among hunters in the ancient tribes of east Iberians for bravery. According of the epic a man and a woman had equal rights in the ancient east Iberian tribe. 
"they have equal rights, males and females of lion’s whelps " written in the epic.  The epic is based on historical sources saved by east Iberian priests.
Men and women of haplogroup X2 were fighting together for survivability. respect of women is ancient tradition. Lions and tigress went extinct long ago around Caucasus mountain chains. lots of hard of bulls and cows were fighting for survivability against lions and tigers there.
I have no suspect about equal rights among a man and a woman in the Atlantis kingdoms (haplogroup X1). Of course it connected to the roots, to the haplogroup X, before the global flood boundary 24500 years ago
K.M.