
English town named Baghdad by the Knights Templar
The Knights Templar named a town in England after the Iraqi city of Baghdad because they associated it with prosperity in the 12th century
The Knights Templar named a town in England after the Iraqi city of Baghdad because they associated it with prosperity in the 12th century
Egypt was as much a target for Crusader and Knight Templar activity as other parts of the Middle East as Tony McMahon discovers
The Knights Templar were famous for fighting the Muslim Saracens but they also had to confront an enormous army of Mongols in the 13th century
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