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The Templar Rule and the prohibition of chess, or was it dice?...

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Chess is a game of Arabic origin, that was well known and appreciated at all medieval courts, Muslim and Christian, in Al Andaluz and beyo...

The masonic Templar link - myths and facts

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Templar history has always been accompanied by myths, including with respect to a masonic link. How to distinguish myths from facts?

Knights Templar: council to Kings

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For almost the entire duration of its presence in French lands, the Temple enjoyed good relations with royal power. What services did they p...

Templar territorial organisation in the West

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The purpose of the European Templar sites was to transfer significant amounts of resources to the East. Provisions, weapons, horses, and coi...

Templar chapel architecture in France

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Chapels are today the most iconic remains of Templar buildings in France. Sometimes alone in their village or in the open countryside, the...

More Templar sites in the Allier department, Central France.

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Beauchassin Templar house, Saint Hilaire, Allier source Google Maps   On internet much information on the Knights Templar in France is ava...

New Templar site maps of Cher and Indre Departments, France

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Today the French departments Cher (18) and Indre (36) were added to the TemplarsNow maps project . The aim of this project is to present ...

Early Templars, mainly from the ranks of lower and middlinge nobility

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All donations received by the Temple added together constituted a significant value. Although the donations were extremely varied in nature...

The Templar motte at Richemont, Allier, France

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One of the less well known Templar sites of the Allier Department, France, is the "motte" at Richemont (Municipality of Bizeneu...