
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
I was contacted today by a real estate agent asking if any of you would be interested in buying a genuine 12th century Templar commanderie in France – the idyllic Dordogne to be exact. READ MORE: Were the Templars the first bankers? Must admit I don’t have the cash to spare myself but just in…
Interview with the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar and TV historian Tony McMahon
Saddlescombe is a Templar farm that shows us how the knights made money from farming to finance the crusades as Tony McMahon discovers
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