Ajlun Castle – sometimes spelt Ajloun – was built by the nephew of Saladin to protect the route into Damascus from crusader invaders
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Ajloun, Ajlun, castle, history, Holy Land, jordan, Knight Templar, knights templar, middle ages, middle east, saladin, syria, Templar
The idea that crusaders and Knights Templar were also cannibals who ate other humans during the Crusades is shocking and disturbing
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Tags: cannibal, cannibals, crusades, eat, flesh, human, israel, knights templar, middle ages, richard, Richard I of England, saracen, Templar
Good Friday 2012 found Tony McMahon in the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem watching as Easter pilgrims came into worship where Jesus was crucified
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Tags: christ, Easter, good friday, Helena, Holy Sepulchre, jerusalem, knights templar, medieval, pilgrim, Templar, templars
Thirteen skeletons have been unearthed in the Farringdon area of London – believed to be victims of the fourteenth century Black Death. The terrible plague hit England in the period after the Knights Templar were disbanded and swept away entire…
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Richard the Lionheart had his heart mummified after being killed during a siege and then the heart disappeared for centuries
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Aquitaine, crusade, england, Fontevraud Abbey, france, heart, Holy Land, knights templar, lionheart, mummified, Normandy, richard, Rouen, saracen
The Knights Templar have been a huge influence on medieval video games sometimes as the good guys but very often as the villains
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Tags: Adelle, Assassins Creed, Broken Sword, clown, computer, console, games, George Stobbart, Infernal Crusade, knights templar, Mac, Medieval, PC, Shadow, Templar, templars, The First Templar, video, video game, Xbox
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem was once the site of the Jewish Temple but it was also the HQ for the Knights Templar
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Tags: dig, digging, Herod, Holy Grail, israel, jerusalem, jew, jewish, knight, knights, knights templar, Ottoman, Solomon, Templar, Temple Mount, treasure, tunnels, Wailing, wall, western
In the 1960s, many saints were removed by the Catholic church because there was not enough evidence to prove they ever existed
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Tags: barbara, benedict, Catholic Church, christopher, Christopher Columbus, Conan Meriadoc, faith, history, Jerome, knights templar, Lefevre, philomena, pius X, pope, pope paul VI, reform, roman, Saint Christopher, saints, Second Vatican Council, sedevacantist, tridentine, ursula, vatican, Vatican Two
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