Temple church in London has survived the destruction of the Knights Templar and bombing in the Second World War as Tony McMahon discovers
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Category: Templar History
Tags: church, da vinci, Da Vinci Code, De Mandeville, Harry Potter, knight, Knight Templar, Knights Hospitaller, London, Templar, Temple
The Siege of Acre in 1291 saw the Mamluks overrun the crusader fortress defeating the Knights Hospitaller and Knights Templar
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Acre, Akko, battle, buried, crusader, Holy Grail, Knight Templar, Knightfall, Knights Hospitaller, Mamluks, saladin, saracen, secret, siege, Templar, treasure, tunnel
I’m often asked if I can recommend any books that describe what the Templars were really all about – and I won’t hesitate to point you in the direction of the works of Dr Evelyn Lord…who has very kindly shared…
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Category: Templar News
Tags: breivik, Cressing Temple, crusades, england, Evelyn, Knight Templar, Knights Hospitaller, Lord, norway, Rothley, Templar, Templar Knight, True Cross
To Jewish people, Safed – or Tzfat – has a special significance as the home of the Kabbalah. That is the mystical secrets believed to be contained within the five books of Moses otherwise known as the Torah. DISCOVER MORE:…
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Al-Andalus, Isaac Luria, jews, Kabbala, kabbalah, Knight Templar, Knights Hospitaller, Madonna, Safed, Templar, Torah
Who murdered the Knights Templar and what was the motive? Tony McMahon plays a medieval game of Cluedo to find the answers to this mystery
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Al-Aqsa Mosque, Battle of Al-Mansurah, buried, Cathars, Cluedo, clues, De Nogaret, death, detective, france, hidden, Holy Land, horror, hospitaller, Hospitallers, Knight Templar, Knightfall, knights, Knights Hospitaller, La Rochelle, murder, murdered, mystery, Philip IV of France, Phillippe the Bel, Scotland, sinclair, Templar, templars, tony mcmahon, torture, treasure
A description of the Knights Hospitaller – rivals to the Knights Templar
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London has been having riots for centuries whether it was over the 14th century poll tax or a hatred of a particular queen – it’s always been a rough city
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Category: Templar News
Tags: City of London, england, Knights Hospitaller, London, Medieval, middle ages, Peasants Revolt, riot, riots, Robert Hales, tower, Wat Tyler
The aftermath of the Battle of Hattin was the slaughter of Knights Templar who refused to convert and the killing of Raynald de Chatillon
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Category: Templar History
Tags: battle of hattin, Gaza, Guy of Lusignan, hattin, hospitaller, jerusalem, Knight Templar, Knights Hospitaller, Medieval, middle ages, saladin, Templar