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• Knights Templar
  ...14.jpg|Tomar-Convento de Cristo-Rotunda dos Templários-20140914|thumb]] '''Knights Templar''' ...embership and power. They were prominent in [[Christian finance]]. Templar knights, in their distinctive white mantles with a red cross, were among the most s
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• Military order (religious society)
  ...rs were established, including the [[Knights Hospitaller]], the [[Teutonic Knights]], and the [[Order of Santiago]], each with their own specific mission but ...the order's spiritual and military duties. Members of military orders were knights who took monastic vows, supported by sergeants (non-noble soldiers) and oth
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• Philip IV of France
  ...heresy, and their leaders were burned at the stake. The dissolution of the Templars has been the subject of much historical speculation and myth.
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• Tomar
  ...ce when it became the headquarters of the Knights Templar in Portugal. The Templars played a significant role in the Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of t ...hurch was built in the 12th century and served as the burial place for the Knights Templar. The church boasts a simple yet elegant design, with beautiful stai
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• Inner Temple
  ...h and the surrounding property were granted by [[King Edward II]] to the [[Knights Hospitaller]]. However, it eventually became a place of residence and train ...Church, a Norman and Gothic-style church that was originally built by the Knights Templar. The church is known for its effigy tombs and its role in the legal
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• Middle Temple
  ...barristers and legal practitioners, with a long history dating back to the Knights Templar who originally occupied the site in the 12th century. ...he land. After the dissolution of the Templars, the property passed to the Knights Hospitaller, and eventually to the Crown in the early 16th century. The Cro
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