Theories that the Knights Templar fled to Scotland with the Holy Grail and their treasures abound but are they true? TV historian Tony McMahon investigates.
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Abercorn, Bannockburn, battle, france, history, Holy Grail, jerusalem, Kilwinning, King Philip, La Rochelle, Medieval, Oak Island, rosslyn, Scotland, sinclair, St Clair, Templar, templars, Viking
A wealthy industrialist António Augusto Carvalho Monteiro created a Templar fantasy palace at Sintra in Portugal as Tony McMahon reports
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: alchemy, buried, freemason, history, illuminati, Initiation well, jerusalem, knights, masonic, Medieval, Monteiro, portugal, Regaleira, rosicrucian, Sintra, Templar, templars
The Templars took Sintra in Portugal but only held it for 150 years before they were crushed by the Pope and the King of France
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Ark of the Covenant, buried, Dinis, Herculano, history, Holy Grail, jerusalem, knight, Medieval, middle ages, Ordem do Cristo, order of christ, portugal, Sintra, Templar, tomar, tony mcmahon
Sintra in Portugal is a place of mystery associated with the Knights Templar as TV historian Tony McMahon investigates
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Afonso Henriques, Afonso I of Portugal, history, Holy Grail, initiation, jerusalem, knights, Medieval, middle ages, Monteiro, portugal, Regaleira, Sintra, Templar, tomar, tunnel, well
TV historian Tony McMahon investigates the historical links between the Knights Templar and gypsies – a secret and fascinating relationship
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Ashkali, bulibasha, buried, Camargue, gypsies, gypsy, Gypsy Kings, history, jerusalem, Jesus Christ, knight, knights, Mary Magdalene, Medieval, middle ages, nails, Robin Hood, Roma, Romani, Saint Sarah, Sarah la Kali, sinclair, Sinti, Templar
TV historian Tony McMahon is now registered with the Past Preservers agency if you’d like him to appear in your history documentary series
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Category: Templar News
Tags: Blog, documentaries, documentary, historian, history, jesus, journal, Medieval, middle ages, online, Past Preservers, print, radio, relic, sacred, Science, Templar, tony mcmahon, Travel, treasure, TV, vlog, YouTube
There wasn’t just one crusade but multiple crusades in medieval Europe from modern Spain all the way up to Russia as Tony McMahon discovers
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Category: Templar History
Tags: 1204, Albigensian, armor, armour, Baltics, battle, Cathar, constantinople, crusade, crusades, Cyprus, Dandolo, doge, fourth, heresy, Holy Land, Iberian, indulgence, innocent, knight, knights, Medieval, Moors, pagan, papal, plenary, pope, Templar, Teutonic, Venice
TV Historian Tony McMahon examines the differences between the Knights Templar and Knights Hospitaller and other medieval orders
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Category: Templar History
Tags: armor, armour, Baltic, battle, Calatrava, cosplay, costume, crusade, crusades, discovery, documentaries, documentary, hospitaller, Hospitallers, ice, knight, Knightfall, knights, Medieval, militaria, military, Oak Island, portugal, russia, Santiago, spain, states, Templar, templario, templars, Teutonic, TV, war
In the Suffolk village of Kedlington in England there are ten elm trees that may have been planted on the bodies of ten dead Knights Templar
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Category: Templar History
Tags: cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Cemetery, dead, death, East Anglia, elm, elms, england, france, Grail, graveyard, Kedlington, king, knight, knights, knights templar, Medieval, Norfolk, payens, suffolk, Templar, Temple, today, treasure, trial
Mary Becket was the sister of Saint Thomas Becket and an unsung hero who created a leper colony in London as Tony McMahon discovers
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Abbess, America Unearthed, Archbishop of Canterbury, Barking, borough, chapel, Christmas, colony, essex, fact, Forbidden History, heal, healer, history, Ilford, knight, knights, leper, leprosy, Mary Becket, Mary Beckett, medicine, Medieval, murder, murdered, mystery, Redbridge, Scott Wolter, sister, Templar, Thomas
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