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Crusaders and Mongols - friends or foes?

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In popular Templar literature from time to time publications suggest that there were friendly relationships between the Mongols and the Crus...

Godfrey de Bouillon - first ruler of Crusader Jerusalem

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Godfrey de Bouillon (French: Geoffrey, Godefroy, Dutch: Godfried, German: Gottfried, Latin: Godefridus Bullionensis; 18 September 1060 – 18 ...
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The Templar navy - the later years

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It is probably no coincidence that the Templars developed their own fleet shortly after the Fourth Crusade (1202–1204), breaking the Italian...

The Templar Order - not a monolithic entity

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" The Templar Order was not the monolithic entity which the dearth of internal documents -due to time, neglect, and the violence of its...

Templars and Hospitallers - a rivalrous relationship

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Despite the Hospitallers' headstart as a caring Order, the Templars soon eclipsed them, especially as a military force. This was probabl...

The 904th OSMTH France Jacques de Molay Commemoration, March 2022, Paris,

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Perceived Templar arabization: a misunderstood but ultimately lethal matter

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" The arabization of the Knights Templar was of two types: real and imagined. While real examples of Templar arabization in the Holy La...

The Shroud of Turin - a Templar relic?

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The connection between the Templars and the Shroud of Turin is still questionable. The link is in the similarity of the name of the Shroud...

Templars and early banking

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" Medieval banking existed in a moral gray area from the 10th century until well into the 15th century. Before this period, Europe was ...