Templar expert Tony McMahon examines how loyal and brave the Knights Templar actually were in reality
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Ascalon, Ashkelon, battle, beausant, brave, bravery, buried, burnt, de molay, De Tramelay, Foreign Legion, history, Holy Land, hype, Islam, jerusalem, knight, Knightfall, knights, loyalty, military, Montgisard, muslim, nine, rule, saladin, saracen, SAS, Spartan, stake, standard, Templar, templars, Tremelay, tyre, war, William
The Knights Templar have been accused of being gnostic and Templar expert Tony McMahon investigates
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Category: Templar History
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It’s been reported that the thugs of ISIS have blown up an 800 year old mosque built during the Crusades by Nur ad-Din, a Saracen ruler described during his lifetime as a scourge of the crusader armies. Up until recently,…
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Category: Templar News
Tags: al-Din, al-Nuri, Bertrand, Blanquefort, crusades, Daesh, destroyed, destruction, iraq, ISIS, mosque, Mosul, Nur ad-Din, saladin
Five facts about the Knights Templar that you may never have known from Templar expert Tony McMahon
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Category: Templar History
Tags: angevin, Arab, buried, crusade, death, facts, history, History Channel, Islam, knight, medieval, middle ages, muslim, mystery, norman, saladin, slavery, squirt, Templar, today
Ten things you never knew about the Knights Templar such as running a slave trade and inventing offshore banking
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Category: Templar History
Tags: al aqsa, Ark, conspiracy, covenant, crown, Grail, hattin, holy, horns, jewels, saladin, slavery, slaves, syria, Templar, theories, theory
ISIS destroyed Tikrit the birthplace of Saladin who fought the Knights Templar during the crusades
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Category: Templar News
Tags: Assyrian, british, christianity, faith, history, iraq, ISIS, Islam, islamic, knight, Mosul, museum, Palmyra, Saddam, saladin, state, Templar, Tikrit
The bodies of many famous Kings of England have disappeared over the centuries and never been found again
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Category: Templar History
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At the Templar castle of Kerak in Jordan is a carved image that was once believed to be Saladin but actually is a thousand years older
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Category: Templar History
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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
Templar expert Tony McMahon on a visit to a medieval castle in Jordan found evidence that bombs were used in the medieval Crusades
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Category: Templar News
Tags: battle, bombs, crusade, crusades, egypt, incendiary, israel, jordan, lebanon, Levant, Medieval, saladin, syria, war
