Knights Templar - Part 8: Templars in Spain

[@jr400rl]

Spain choose to be Christian. Thanks to them. Philippines felt the love of Christ.

[@albertgallanosa8600]

wasnt Toledo a major site as well. im really curious about the Basque Kingdom of Navarre . that whole area was where Kabbalah flourished before the Inquisition. And from Bilbao Spain , the love spread to Philippines

[@roflswamp6]

It spread out ajd went ti mexico

[@Tusiriakest]

Great videos and channel. Since you made this video, I would suggest that you look up Gualdim Pais and the Templar order in the foundations of Portugal. I think it would be a good video to do. Thanks for your videos;)

[@lane1776]

everyone seems to forget the battles for Spain. all the attention goes east to the holy lands, and to turkey.

[@barbatvs8959]

Yes, but Jerusalem is of greater worth than any other city on earth. God chose it.

[@JT-st9yj]

@@barbatvs8959 Yeah but if it was not for the Spanish knights and their brave battles for Spain there would be no christian Europe to continue the battle for the Holyland. That is why the Pope told the Spanish to hold the front in Spain or all of Europe may have been lost to the Muslims.

[@ArchYeomans]

Portugal and Catalonia (under Crown of Aragon) seem to be the most prominent Knights Templar regions of Iberia.

[@aetius2277]

great video ! keep them coming !

[@billyslo87]

An excellent video, once again.

[@cooperchauvin8163]

I recently found your channel and I must say, God bless. Thank you for this wonderful, comprehensive ressource of a channel. It's very enlightening and much needed. I have a question, maybe someone can help me out: You refer to the Templars as Orthodox, but it was my understanding that they were Catholic. I could be wrong, but I feel like I'm missing the point of what you are saying. Is there a video that adresses this (or some other resource)?

[@donwhitmire978]

We all have black spots in our history and much we are proud of. This is a great place to learn things that cannot be taught, they are understood.

[@LuisAlvesFerreira]

I appreciate your videos very much, but I’m deeply surprised that you are not aware about the crucial importance of the Templars in the formation of the oldest Iberian country; Portugal. I guess you now that Spain - as a nation - was in fact formed much later. About the importance and influence of the templars in Portugal, you may investigate, and easily find that the impact of the Order is so deep that even the county could be known as a “templar nation”, and later, when they were extinguished they manage to survive in here under a new name: The Order Of Christ. This new organization would be of crucial importance to start the age of discoveries, and the spread of the european knowledge and values all over the world.

[@LuisAlvesFerreira]

What a donkey you should be!... Do something: learn History before making fool of yourself... By the way, I love Spain and Britain!... Probably your only love is your ignorant ego...

[@michaelcristiancrow]

Was Portugal once Spain or Spanish? It broke off of Spain? Does that mean Portugal/Portuguese people are indeed Hispanic just like Spain is Hispanic?

[@LuisAlvesFerreira]

michael cristian No, Portugal was never Spanish. Portugal is an older nation than Spain who is in fact a "union" of other smaller "nations" like the UK. In stead of Wales and Scotland, you have Catalonia, Castilla, Galicia, etc. From the Iberian Peninsula Portugal is the only that has been able to kept his independence.

[@michaelcristiancrow]

Luis Alves Ferreira Ok cool. So Portugal is not Hispanic, but Spain is? Thanks for the important info.

[@txibiam6117]

"Hispanic" is a very controvesial word. Hispania was the roman's name for the Iberian Peninsula and that includes Spain and Portugal, so in that sense both would be "hispanic". Portugal was ruled for some decades by the kings Philip II, Philip III and Philip IV of Spain, but you could say they were different kingdoms ruled by the same monarch. Although the americans (US) use the word "hispanic" usually referring to the ethnic "latino" (confusing also because the latins were the original romans/central-italians), prominent in south and central America (although that "ethnic" is actually a mix of different ethnics) in that case neither Portugal nor Spain would be "hispanic". Quite confusing xD.

[@morganlucier8792]

Knight templars are really a catholic military well when they were around

[@warcrafthistorylore]

Awesome series! Have you thought about doing videos on the Calatrava's?

[@RealCrusadesHistory]

They didn't actually happen in Spain. The King of France was the only monarch who persecuted them. After the Pope dissolved the order, the Templars in Spain peacefully joined other orders.

[@konii-lux-hiberianatlante5746]

Fake History! You should try some other occupation , you Ignorant!

[@aetius2277]

great thank you !

[@zipgunn3349]

Victory!

[@aetius2277]

how far did the perecutions go in spain ??

[@SandThruFingers]

This sounds like the voice of James.

[@PatriotPaul759]

Some maps would be nice. Where is Aragon?

[@fibi8618]

in catalonia, aragon, Valencia, balearic islands and sicilia it was actualy a union between Catalonia and Aragon

[@adriandelatorreebro9555]

Fi Bi no no no, Catalonia was not a Kingdom, Catalonia was just a region from the Kingdom of Aragon

[@carloscolmenares974]

yes that true but, is not the only true the Templar Order is not dead,,also the original valor's of the Templar were Honor,Truth,Valor and justice...the were use to the crusades,, and then the were dissolve and persecuted,,,tats why some of the order join peacefully others orders but not all ...

[@jean-luchochart6960]

Je vous fais observer que ce sont surtout les chevaliers français qui ont participé le plus aux croisades! Que la première croisade a été préparée en France. Que les chevaliers francs ont le plus contribué à TOUTES les croisades de la première à la dernière!. Que ce sont eux qui ont pris par au plus grand nombre de combats en terre sainte! Que les Rois de Jerusalem étaient de souche française. Que des Rois de France ont donné aux croisades toutes leur grandeur!Particulièrement Saint Louis. Enfin,le terme"CROISADES""croisades"n'a commencé à être employé qu'à la fin du XIII ème siècle.À l'origine on disait"Le grand passage"ou le"Grand pèlerinage de la croix".

[@csnowutube]

Everyone? You speak for everyone? It was not a blessing to me. Why do you Christians think you are better than others? Aren't you supposed to be humble? Religion is divisive and the source of many problems today.

[@marcela21884]

Oh, really? Wakeup dude, it wont happen

[@hazitzel5331]

u just justify christianity even though it killed and murdered more than the muslims in the crusades

[@jr400rl]

Spain choose to be Christian. Thanks to them. Philippines felt the love of Christ.

[@edwilson7798]

BillyBobBue troll..

[@barbatvs8959]

Los católicos romanos no son cristianos. ROMAN CATHOLICS ARE NOT CHRISTIANS. porque.. BECAUSE... adoran a María llamándola la reina del cielo lo cual... THEY WORSHIP MARY CALLING HER THE QUEEN OF HEAVEN WHICH... la eleva más que son elevadas las diosas de fertilidad porque una reina del cielo tiene más poder que de un aspecto de la naturaleza. ELEVATES HER MORE THAN FERTILITY GODDESSES BECAUSE A QUEEN OF HEAVEN HAS MORE POWER THAN OF A MERE ASPECT OF NATURE. Te lo digo como español que ama el Imperio español aunque odio lo malo de él. I SAY THIS AS A SPANIARD WHO LOVES THE SPANISH EMPIRE BUT HATES THE BAD IN IT. Y vivo cerca de Filipinas. And I live near the Philippines. :-)

[@Diego-408]

BARBATVS 89 true

[@JT-st9yj]

@@barbatvs8959 Roman Catholics are christians! You speak nonsense because you do not like them! Catholics are the oldest surviving christian line to date. Stop spilling lies just because of your hate for Roman Catholics. If it was not for the Roman Catholics there would be no more Christianity to speak of today, FACT!