The Knights Templar Are Hiding In Plain Sight

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[@ryeofthebeholder]

I think one of the main reasons the Knights Templar are still well known is because the name is cool as hell.

[@fradi5683]

And Assassins creed is also another reason

[@midgetman4206]

cool as heaven*

[@markrace4707]

How bout a friggin cartel in mexico's was named

[@unwnme]

Maybe you should stick to your first nickname, and change your last nickname. Peace.

[@christineparis5607]

I know! I wish I had named my dog that, it would bring her more respect...

[@ruicorreia6373]

Fun fact: As the video says, the templars fled to Portugal to form a new order, members of that order where present in pretty much every big moment of Portugal's age of exploration. The Order of Christ, still exists today as one of the honorary commendations the portuguese republic can give. The president is seen many times with a red and green ribbon in formal events, people think these colors represent the national colors, but they are actually representing the Order of Christ (red) and the Order of Avis (green) of which the president of Portugal is the grandmaster, as soon as he/she takes office. So Ubisoft, if you ever want a really cool Assassin's Creed, you know where to do it.

[@andrewlillis3209]

see the real trick is how do you spin it. the disbanding of the templars was an assassin ploy and they have come to finish them off? or had the assassins' infiltrated the templars and the pope expunged them as a result. Desmond was descended from a templar and an assassin mayhap that was enough for another descendant of his to infiltrate and subsume the templars overt order or did the assassins' blackmail the french king and the pope to oust the templars before killing them to hide the evidence or in punishment for the brutal way they went about it. could be interesting setting a game in that post templar age when the assassin order is at its height and you attempt to eliminate their last stronghold but somehow fail to eliminate them bc of either a greater threat or the need to secure a relic of some sort.

[@messianic_scam]

it has nothing to do with exploration it was immigration waves after reconquest

[@AnonymousanonymousA]

They say Portugal or Scotland to throw people off tge trail, they founded a country with a similar premise ... I will not say the country

[@benjamintherogue2421]

Assassin's Creed will just make Portugal all villains then.

[@ruicorreia6373]

@@benjamintherogue2421 i'm portuguese and i'm ok with that xD but no, since when did a villains nationality made a entire population evil?

[@JamesRDavenport]

The best conspiracy theory about the Templars IMO is this one: Before they were disbanded, what was item 1 on the agenda? Having their own Templar state in Europe. What was their biggest job by their end? International banking. Is there a country today with a red and white cross flag known for international banking and unique to all other European nations in its foriegn policy? Yeaaap. It's of course a more complicated story, but the Templars used that land in the middle of Europe all the time and had strong connections with the local cantons who were fighting their overlords in France and HRE for independence.

[@jimmywilde2033]

I agree with you Switzerland came from nothing to have the best army in Europe and money

[@davidfaulkner7456]

They where not disbanded they are the kings men of the kings of Denmark the keeper of the faith

[@jaimemassa4085]

I guess then that Ginebra was named after king Arthur’s wife

[@Sammyli99]

Of course, explains everything. Even the flip of the "church"

[@chrisbarrett8817]

Definitely my favorite theory…

[@johnhall8596]

I really appreciated this account of the Knights Templar. The narrative follows precisely what I found when I researched the subject. But I can add more information that helps to open up a subsequent story that the video clip had not intended to address. Before I started researching the Templars, I developed a fascination with everything Portuguese. I even devoted six years towards learning the language. What interested me was why did the Portuguese push out into the Atlantic Ocean at the start of the 1400s? Compared to other European countries, how did the Portuguese gain the incentives (and knowledge) to venture out into the big waters. As I sought to answer my research questions, I visited Sagres, a small town at the southwest corner of Europe's continent and also of Portugal. From the town one can walk out to what is claimed as the location of a school led by Prince Henry the Navigator. Out on a large outcropping, with the sky above and the churning sea down below, it is assumed that it was here that Henry educated the next generation in navigation, cartography, and everything related to serous seafaring. Speaking with a Portuguese friend late one night, he related to me that members of the Portuguese intelligencia think that Henry's school was not near Sagres. This late night point got to my curiosities and I used my annual visits to Portugal to also explore the Knights Templar. While in Paris I had learned of the fate of Jacque de Molay, and the ending of the good days for the Templars. Researching a bit, I found out about a town known as Thomar or Tomar that is located on the Rio Tejo, upriver from Lisbon, upriver from Santarem. Upon visiting Tomar, I found a statue in the town square commemorating a Templar who founded the town. I do have precise research notes in front of me, but I'll use my pretty good memory. Dom Gualdim Pais (1118-1195) was a member of the Templars and he founded Tomar. When the King of France ruined the Templars and burned Jacques de Molay in 1314, the story I put together is that the rank and file of the Templars quietly marched out of Paris and France and headed to already founded Tomar. As was noted in the video, the fleeing Templars were welcomed by King Denis I. The Templars changed their name to the ""Order of our Lord Jesus Christ,"(Ordem de Cristo) or (a ordem dos cavaleiros de Cristo) : and are still going strong today, at least in Portugal. If one looks up prominent members of Portuguese society, essentially every one is a member of this brotherhood. As but one example, the currently head of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, was also a prime minister of Portugal from 1995 to 2002. My research into the Knights of Christ listed him as a member, as is every other prominent male member of Portuguese society. But this is only the start of the story that could follow the video. Yes, the Templars continue to this day, in this modified form in Portugal. Getting back to what was my research question, why did the Portuguese push out into the Atlantic and essentially open up an era of global commercial trade that is still defines our world today? . The answer to this question takes us back to Tomar where the Templars had settled. I think this is where Prince Henry had his school. In prior years the Templars were integrated into the Holy Land and once at the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea, one is close to the Red Sea, the Persian Gulf and the Arab world. The Arabs had a fully developed trade with India, especially a trade in spices, which were so important for the preservation of proteins in meats, fish, dairy. And these spices as preservatives of foods is what the Europeans needed to raise their nutritional standards. My understanding is that the Templars had gained this knowledge regarding Arab trade with India (and later Ottoman trade) and also had the charts of the seas to India. Another dimension to this story is that as we get into the 1400s there are going to be hostilities developing towards non-christians in Al-Andalus (today's southern Spain), and the Jews feeling this pressure that would lead to the Inquisition in the 1490s, started to migrate out of Al-Andalus and over to Portugal where the anti-semitism would remain less pronounced. When I visited Tomar I understood that there had stood a synagogue of importance. So the understanding that I formulated is that there was a synergy forming in the location of Tomar: of Templars, with their wealth and knowledge of the eastern Mediterranean and the cartography of the Arabian seas and Indian Ocean. Then you have the Sephardic Jews with their background in and orientation towards taking risk and going forward with merchant activity. Add to this Prince Henry, who was royalty, but without responsibilities associated with ruling Portugal. My understanding is that in Tomar, Prince Henry would lead the way for ultimately getting to India by developing seafaring capacities that would carry their modest ships around the Cape of Good Hope and on to Kerala, India. They came up with designs for the "caravel" with its extra thick hull made of oak and a triangular, lateen sail that allowed the boats to beat into the wind. We could think of Tomar as where astronauts of the 1400s learned what they needed to know to undertake the great seafaring adventures. The future captains got their schooling in navigation, learned of the sextant (from the Arab realm) for plotting latitude, and all of the other essentials for pushing out into and traversing the great Oceans on the way to India and beyond. Based upon my research, intuition, and carefully speculation, we need to think of the Templars as evolving and seeking out new challenges and creating new opportunities. In this sense, the Templars helped to define the "Age of Exploration and Discovery," and changed the course of world history. If one visits Tomar today, on the edge of town and up on a hilltop, one finds a convent that was transformed to accommodate the Templars. Integrated into the convent I found a replica of parts of the Solomon's Temple, complete with symbols that suggest a secret society rooted in the mysticism of the Holy Land. I was hoping for a museum in order to gain better background, but my sense is that the Portuguese have not fully researched this story that I have tried my best to put together. Maybe others contributing to the comments can offer their insights into what I have laid out in the lines above, JH

[@carlodecarli5394]

Muy interesante su investigación

[@tumbletoes909]

Most interesting! Thanks for sharing! Tomar is now firmly on my bucket-list.

[@leoSaunders]

you used indentations, but for the love of god, use paragraphs next time too

[@Leontemplar-yt6ff]

Good findings, just to add it has less to do with Jews as the Inquisition and the Reconquista was mainly against the middle eastern influences. they fled to countries like Netherlands, England (William of Orange invasion) & Ottoman Empire , 2 of 3 Nations tried to destroy Portugal. Henry the Navigator was the Kings Son so he’d have been a Templar. The Templar and the Portuguese became one interchangeable goals. They changed history, as Europe would have surely been conquered had they not found an alternate route.

[@Leontemplar-yt6ff]

I’d say The inquisition from the Catholic Church views to Judaism went from ‘protected brotherly religion’ to sour grapes when they discovered the Mystery Babylonian Talmud’s extreme takes on Christ. And by Inquisition I’m referring to the latter Iberian ones not the earlier ones to the indigenous Pagans.

[@drewskij2175]

There's more interesting aspects of the Temple Knights, eating habits, their daily routines and their absolute love for their horses. You'd be hard pressed to find a military order that took better care of their mind, bodies, weaponry, armor and the horses they took into battle throughout history. Were they perfect no but extremely interesting to say the least.

[@reniapalacio9761]

Many good ones, but there were also bad eggs. Such is the nature of humanity...

[@MrMr-ws3tv]

The fanatical way of fighting is like early SS divisions. Dudes not giving ground to tank's due to amphetamines but isn't Jesus a harder drug?

[@cognitivedisability9864]

@@MrMr-ws3tv you dont fight down a tank because of amphetamines, and american and british troops also used amphetamines, you can still find the pills in old squad based ration packs. The nazis on meth thing is such fucking rubbish, everyone was doing it 😂

[@killtheZOG]

What about their worship of baphomits

[@APersonOnYouTubeX]

@@MrMr-ws3tv might be biased since am a ‘converting’ Christian But religion seems like a better motivator than literal drugs

[@tobins6800]

One thing that was left out. The order to disband the Templars was issued on Friday the 13th. Thus making that day unlucky forever.

[@arealassassin]

Why is this comment not at the very top? It's literally the biggest fact of the whole story!

[@ilarious5729]

Isn't this a myth?

[@DonGorgen]

@@ilarious5729 Only sure thing about friday the 13th is that nobody knows for sure how it originated. There are lots of diffrent theories and myths about it.

[@andrezescamilla4107]

Can confirm. I was born on Friday the 13th😬

[@georgeharrison2795]

In the Uk Friday the 13th being unlucky was thought to originate from ship building, when a new ship sank on a Friday 13th. When Henry the 8th wanted to launch a ship he scoffed at this tale, and had a ship launched on a Friday 13th with a full crew of sailors and army on board. The boat sank, most died and its been unlucky since then

[@bikster7032]

we need them now more than ever 🙏🙏

[@fuzzylogic33]

How much more do you need their thumbs-up your ass, just like the other 99% of people.

[@fuzzylogic33]

​@@user-jk1jg4fw9sholy lands belfast

[@user-py2ht9gg4u]

they worshipped satan

[@candysubstance1633]

My family.. yah they were infultrated after families that have been in war with satan for thousands of years.. I can attest our bloodlines are nearly entirely handicap. We have been infultrated and no one is truely helping, just playing online. Everyone wants their a$$es wiped. Now there are a bunch of know it all internet nerds, a$$hole cops and perverts. It doesnt work like that.

[@YSFBrazy]

the assassin brotherhood will stop your order@@1banana2bananas

[@MKahn84]

I've long said that the Knights Templar still exist, and that their treasure isn't buried anywhere. Except for some relics they consider very important, I believe their treasure is all in normal investments - real estate, stocks & bonds, banks, etc. They've been investing and using their vast wealth to support their organization and ideals for centuries.

[@ethanweeter2732]

Freemasons have the order called the Knight’s Templar, it is a direct descendant.

[@namanhlehoang9999]

Considered the fact they were way ahead of time that they came up with the idea of international banking. Instead of having big vault to store all the money (mostly coins), they should have been storing papers that prove their legal right to these properties.

[@MKahn84]

@@namanhlehoang9999 That would have done them no good back when King Philip IV of France arrested them and took all their property that he could find. If my theory is correct, you can bet that they have the documentation to back up their ownership of the properties and other assets that are their treasure today, but realize that such documentation doesn't do any good in some cases. A former co-worker of mine is from Lebanon. His family owned land and a factory and had all the documentation to prove it. The Lebanese Civil War rendered those documents are worthless. Secrecy and diversification of their assets is their best protection.

[@martiuscastle]

That cross was on the sails of the first ships to arrive in Brazil, and gave the later its first name: Land of the Holy Cross. The cross is to this day engraved in the founding stone the portuguese left at that occasion. One of the reasons we (Brazilians) call our country "The last crusade".

[@sagaramskp]

At last a crusade that didn't fail

[@martiuscastle]

@@sagaramskp The Iberian "Reconquista" was a crusade that did not fail. The spanish and portuguese took the peninsula back from the muslims. Took over a century, but they did. The Templars, many of them english, were the key, the elite force of the Portuguese, and that is why king Denis of Portugal granted them safe conduct.

[@AdakStillStands]

After the south fell in the US Civil War, didn't a bunch of Confederates move south to Brazil? Brazil welcomed them, even paying some moving costs and speedy citizenship? Americana correct? Are their ancestors still celebrating everything "Rebel Americana" including once painting the Rebel flag on the town square and dancing in time period fulffy dresses and men's Confederate uniforms?

[@CesarLuisAfonsoDias]

The greatest sponsor of the age of exploration, the Prince Henry the Navigator was the head of the Order at the time. He used the money of the order to fund universities, naval schools and the voyages themselfs. Thats why up until today every portuguese ship still has the order symbol on its flags.

[@anna_25]

Where is this stone? Never heard of it, great story! Now that you've pointed out, I just realized that this is also the name of the fortress the Portuguese built to guard the Guanabara Bay (Fortaleza de Santa Cruz da Barra). One of the key aspects in defending the city/country throughout it's history. It's still up and well preserved today, worth the visit.

[@rivalstemplar1142]

The Templars didnt just go to Portugul . The Pope had already excomunicated Robert The Bruce. When a King is excommunicated so are all of his subjects. Meaning Scotland was a huge hiding place for former Templars to flee to. Those Templars fought for Robert the Bruce in the Battle of Bannakburn. Robert was so grateful he gave permission for them to use his name to knight others into their order......The Scottish Rite....

[@unohotbox]

Dude, no one said they just went to Purtugal 🤓

[@fluff5800]

They are Freemasons

[@CookingWithMichaelD]

Yep the historical account says these men on horses wearing their typical outfits

[@Valhalla88888]

Masonry

[@leafarasta4517]

Portugal*

[@luispinheiro2567]

As a Portuguese, i´m proud of our Templar Legacy. Portugal was raised as a Templar country and ouir first King, Afonso Henriques was brother of the Knights Templars. The Reconquista, our own crusade against the muslims, was aided by the Templars and other Orders. When the Templars ended, the wise King Dinis renew the Templars Order in the Order of Christ (Ordem de Cristo) transforming the red cross, putting a white cross in the center, meaning that the previous Templar Order was purified. This new Order of Christ (Ordem de Cristo) funded the Age of Discoveries (the sails of the Portuguese ships were displaying the new red and white cross, and not the royal portuguese coat of arms). Thus, many of the countries of the many viewers of this video, owe, in fact, the discovery of the World by the Portuguese (renewed) Knights Templars.

[@BlueSquatchproductions]

I'm sure the Native people of all those newly discovered lands appreciate the contribution

[@URKCEHinoSuu]

​@@BlueSquatchproductions I'm sure the rest of Europe, Africa and Asia appreciated it even more

[@lamortexotique]

Why are YOU proud? You haven’t done shit.

[@luispinheiro2567]

Consequences of the world development. Before Portugal, we were Lusitania, and the Roman Empire conquered us. In spite of the killings,etc, we did not weep or get sad. In fact, we apreciated nowadays. Rome did bring civilization to us. Today s countries and their nowadays people, in spite of all the problems of the past, must be thankful to us.

[@riccardozorn1822]

🇧🇷🇵🇹🤝🏼🤝🏼

[@VadersFirst]

I have personally met and spoken with a Templar. I spent two years abroad in Brazil as a missionary. During my time there, I met a lot of different people, including a lot of Freemasons. Their presence is pretty strong at least in southern Brazil. In one city I lived in for a while, called Rio do Sul in Santa Catarina, there was a particularly interesting experience. I was going around home to home trying to find anyone who would talk to me and there was this one elderly man who seemed interested. He had a decent house from the outside but nothing to tell stories about. I went inside his home to talk and he took me to what seemed to be a study/den. Think about the classic rich boomer studies you see in movies where everything is kind of dark, elaborate wood ornamenting, etc. One detail that I noticed was his ring. I asked him about it and he told me something that I had never heard before. He told me that he was a Templar. Obviously I asked him to clarify and he mentioned the order of the Knights Templar. Part of the story he told was that of the Freemasons. According to his story, the Freemasons took many aspects of the Templars but the remaining Templars had moved over to the Freemasons. With this group, they started a diverging branch of Freemasonry called the Templars. What that actually does and what it comes down to as far as I understand, it’s the exact same thing and there’s nothing particularly special about the Templars vs Freemasons, except the Templars are very specifically Christian Freemasons. That’s it. Anyway, thanks for listening to my TED Talk.

[@LuxEtOrigoXP]

The Knights Templar was a Catholic military order. Freemasonry is explicitly forbidden by the Catholic Church, so forbidden it results in excommunication.. With that said, the REAL Knights Templar (if they truly exist anymore) would absolutely not be Freemasons, despite the claims that Freemasonry makes, as they're the same group of individuals who have made borderline blasphemous claims in the past.

[@werpu12]

I would not count on that, the as the video states the Freemasons say that they were built out of the templar order, but only because it was cool to say so, there is a 250-300 years interruption between the disbanding of the templar order and the first lodge of the freemasons the templars by that time had been fully dissolved into other orders which did the same as the templars but in different areas of the world! It was basically fashion to surround yourself with mysterious mumbo jumbo in the 18th century and thats why for instance the Freemasons are how they are! The guy might have believed it because his lodge told him so, but I doubt that there are any historic connections!

[@VadersFirst]

@@werpu12 Sure, he definitely showed me no historical documentation of any of this because 1, I didn't ask because I didn't know much about the historical discrepancies at the time, and 2, he probably didn't have them anyway.

[@janzizka9992]

Solomon's Temple in Sao Paolo is an exact replica of the demon sealers temple.

[@Pastel_of_Nate]

King Dinis, the Portuguese king at the time. When force to destroy the templars order in Portugal, literally just changed their name because the order was very lucrative and useful to him.

[@bored_grape]

Yes, we have watched this video too.

[@kathryncarter6143]

Probably. Money is often the largest factor in most of the world doings.

[@martiuscastle]

If it was about money, he could have just killed them, just like every other king in Europe. As for being useful, Portugal has had the most stable and, in fact, the oldest borders in the whole Europe. No other incursions were made. I think it really was about Portugal's historical heritage against a French puppet pope from the Avignon Papacy.

[@NuLiForm]

Yes.

[@Lilianjade]

@@martiuscastle correct . Exactly as you said , and I would venture further and include integrity . Something that was very lacking in Europe at the time amongst the monarchy apparently.

[@ruipac22]

I’m portuguese and I can assure you that the mysticism is still alive here. I’ve always been fascinated by the Knights’ history and I’m quite sure they’re still around. Anyways, great video!

[@LUC1FER_R1S1NG]

good for you

[@johnbooth1110]

recently they moved the head quarters from Malta to Rome. I heard.

[@kellygears8514]

I agree with you! The knights are still around. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if the pope hadn't told them to move their headquarters to Switzerland and became their military. It's awfully funny that the Catholic church gets its protection from Switzerland and not Italy!

[@trazermoon5997]

​@@kellygears8514what proof do u have that they still exist, cause the templars are gone they disbanded years ago but again members of them may have survived and had kids which went on to have there own kids and so forth and so on.

[@kellygears8514]

@trazermoon5997 NO proof but a lot of suspicions! Why would the church go to Switzerland's military for the protection of the Pope and the Vatican City. Wouldn't it have been easier to use Italy's military guard?

[@carolinejeanallincarolj]

The Knights template are not going anywhere, and they are here for the long haul but just more undercover

[@graham3673]

How do you know, if they are undercover? Are you one of them? Of course, you wouldn't tell me if you were.

[@danielvereb4579]

@@graham3673 No he is an Assassin. :D

[@graham3673]

Well ,I had a good life 😄@@danielvereb4579

[@dannylamb2721]

They are still here. They are freemasons and active in America

[@olivermwallace]

There is a documentary that talks about how they found a false wall in the Templars treasury that led down into a cave, that led to the ocean. Pretty much meaning the king was coming after their money so they took as much of it as they could, put it on a boat and built a false wall so no one would know how they got it out.

[@jackgunn1480]

I guess they knew the kings would eventually come for them. They planned ahead.

[@patrickkavanagh6958]

Look at Freddy Silva's research with references to everything. This video is far off

[@EpicFantasyRPGOfficial2]

the Templars used two symbols, crusader red cross on white, or skull and crossbones on black. When the Templar fleet "disappeared" "pirate ships" first appeared, with the skull and crossbones on their sails.

[@brosettastone7520]

@@EpicFantasyRPGOfficial2interesting connection there! First generation pirates could have very well been knights that went awol and were forced to steal from other ships in order to eat and survive

[@rondesantis7017]

Their A Bunch of Thieves - Church, Mendez, Cummins, Ochoa, Perry, Abbott, Villegas, Richards, Garza, Beckencourt, Denney, Bush, Obama, Medrano, Holsbeke, Huddleston, Oliver, Trump, Biden, Garza, Dominguez, Creekmore, Kennedy, Carter, Santiso, Suisse, And Watson, & Warman. Such a Pack of Theft ! 2-24-24

[@tommywilliams9414]

Amazing that despite them being disbanded it’s still a household name even in the 21st century. Interesting though the Papal Inquisition, Hospitaller Knights and Knights of Malta still exist.

[@sandvichbros1659]

Knight Hospitaller and Knight of Malta are the same thing.

[@tommywilliams9414]

@@sandvichbros1659 Sovereign Military Order of Malta came from the hospitallers but they are an independent order now.

[@sandvichbros1659]

Their full name is still officially the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta. So the Order of Malta and the Knight Hospitaller are definitely still the same thing.

[@chromiumphotography5138]

One of the offshoots of the Hospitallers is the St John's Ambulance. Look at the badges.

[@hapwn]

God is here to stay! 😎

[@Dishfire101]

When the Pope and King of France banished them, they went to Scotland and Portugal there are many graves and villages called Temple, and the oldest Masonic Lodge both in the UK and Europe is based in Scotland going as far back as 1595.

[@scsimurdoc]

Well done Lad! This is a pretty good historical appraisal. There are a few bangers of knowledge that he didn't either *know, or include along the way, but he's covered a good part of it. His research is sound and level headed. If you're curious about the Knights Templar, this is a good place to start. Bravo!

[@hammy1470]

I have just visited the Convent of Christ in Tomar, Portugal. This was a Templar stronghold before they were disbanded however the building work continued well into the 1500's and the town is full of named streets and references to the Templars. It seems like the Templars stayed alive in Portugal albeit rebranded

[@gilesellis8002]

The Soldiers of Christ

[@FR7_EDITZ]

IVe been to tomar too

[@jackgunn1480]

Yes, the video mentions that in the latter half. They became the Order of Christ in Portugal.

[@BusbyTreeSurgery]

they marched up to what is now Switzerland with all their wealth that they were allowed to keep from the last crusade, nothing to question there eh, and they still rule from there.

[@jackgunn1480]

@@BusbyTreeSurgery Interesting. I've never heard that Switzerland theory before. I did hear that they buried their treasure on Oak Island.

[@soba1180]

Fun fact, there's also a masonry organization called "DeMolay". Literally named after Jacques DeMolay

[@keithwilliams3935]

Yes... I was a member as a juvenile. The organization is for young men, teenagers.

[@user-yw5jl2wf6h]

Same. Fun times lol

[@floridianv1nce316]

I'm actually in it

[@HachiHugada-ve8ex]

And after that you can join the Masons. Love DeMoley and working with the kids.

[@user-yw5jl2wf6h]

@@HachiHugada-ve8ex tbh, I'm working towards that right now! 💜

[@blancarosabeltranvelazquez4176]

Thank you very much!. God bless !. ❤

[@dutchboy9273]

"The Knights Templar are hiding in plain sight"? Yes, we are.

[@Crysalis-bd9so]

I'm lucky to have visited many places connected to the knights. The knights tunnels of Acre, the temple tunnels of Jerusalem, multiple crusader castles throughout the holy land, Roslyn chapel of Scotland, etc. Fascinating places!

[@isaiah7640]

The templars aren’t good people uno? 😂 it’s a cult

[@CoG4117]

and Sinai House in Burton on Trent? ;P

[@christopherjcarson]

Am envious,thanks for the share!

[@n45h28]

@@isaiah7640 of course after 1300 hundred years of propaganda people like you would think that

[@isaiah7640]

@@n45h28 bro learn ur history, they literally led the crusades in the name of their god u fool.

[@malahammer]

My favourite rumour was that these bankers and knights disappeared for a while, set up high in the alps, inverted their cross to a white one on a red background and became a state of bankers. I'm not sure they had anything to do with Swiss chocolate though 😏

[@jodu626]

swiss banks. 100% agree

[@jimhimes6451]

Let us not forget the Swiss Guard - the Permanent guard for the Pope.

[@twisteddman]

I have a book about this. it even fits their mythology about white knights saving them and fits the timeline. It claims some helped form Switzerland and some took their ships and joined the Portuguese making them the formidable navy they became. while others went to Scotland and helped form the Scottish rites freemason

[@davidjacobs8558]

Yes, the Knights Templars escaped into Swiss, and with their knowledge in Warfare and Banking, setup Mercinary companies and Secret Banking in Swiss.

[@messianic_scam]

they're the rothschild now descendants of templars they deal with banks since long I keep telling you rothschild are NOT Jews they're crypto Christians Messianic

[@zyzzgang]

Another little adding to the history, it wasnt only Portugal. Spain, after the disbanded order, king James II of Aragon, who didnt agree with the popes decision of disbanding the order, but had no option other than to obey as it would mean lots of problems for him and his kingdom. James II "disbanded" the order of the templars in Spain, but instead of arresting the templars, he created a new order named the Order of Montesa, where not only he hired back the previous templar knights, but he also gave them castles and new equipment, and adopted traditions and organization aspects from the order of the templars in order to keep their legacy in the region. Later on the order of montesa, including the knights templar in it, joined forces with the order of Calatrava, another Spanish order who was growing really strong, and eventually became an official military branch when the Catholic Kings of Spain got to power after the victory in the reconquista against the moors.

[@Leontemplar-yt6ff]

And also the Hospitaller but what do all these 3 have in common? The Reconquista. So ‘fleeing’’ is the wrong word they were all absorbed back into the Reconquista. What makes Portugal unique in the Templars is the importance of its conception.

[@CaptApril123]

I was not aware of the Templers basically becoming a banking system. I knew they were wealthy but had no idea of their financial dealings. Excellent video.

[@arielalarde6788]

They are the first to do banking system like u have gold,money deposit it in templar station in in your place and they gave you papers with there sign and you can withdraw that same amount in other place where they station 😄

[@pameladowe2492]

Yes, it is the equivalent of a cheque. Before, you had to take your money and valuables with you on long and dangerous routes - open to thieves and robbers. Now you could collect a promissory note from the Templars and exchange it for its worth at another town. The Templars had good coverage. You would pay a fee for transactions for the safety and convenience of not being exposed to risks

[@MarkJones-ji8fd]

Usury wasn't allowed in Christianity, nor Islam. Only one parasitic group practiced usury. Think Rothschilds oy!

[@diamondjim7560]

They were the original Wells Fargo. Or maybe they really became Wells Fargo here in the US and just used Henry Wells and William Fargo. Considering the similarities in the concept used by W-F with the way the KT operated, either inspired or pawns.

[@tlee656]

The Curse was not just as simple as those two kings. It extended to their families too. It was startlingly accurate. They were decimated by it. It would seem that God heard Jacques, and responded.

[@Bethi4WFH]

I guess you, like me, have read the books by Maurice Druon? (The series was called ‘The Accursed kings’. Brilliant!)

[@tlee656]

@@Bethi4WFH No. I just know the history.

[@pitchforker3304]

Glad to hear it. That was a dick move by the King of France.

[@wuzillah]

It's said to this day all Christians suffer from the curse of confirmation bias uttered by that one knight.

[@chasititew2853]

​@@wuzillah powerful and interesting..could explain a few things perhaps, I think I'll look into that actually I'm gonna look into that right now

[@bornagain642]

''If they have any spare children lying around'', priceless.. 😁😁😂😂 Love this channel..

[@dbz9393]

Back then 5 children was the norm

[@bomb8149]

So true

[@mickram7911]

''If they have any spare children lying around''

[@jaewok5G]

spare MALE children

[@Moc5]

BRAVO! More on this series please!

[@barryboland3031]

you missed the part where just years after settling in Portugal... Christopher Columbus set sail... he was related to a Grandmaster

[@swiftcee266]

The Templars were recognised by King Baldwin II in somewhere around about 1118. In 1127 they came scurrying back to Europe all of them all nine, met with the King of France and then went north to Scotland to a family known as the Sinclairs of Rosslyn, another branch of the Rex Deus families and within ten years they were granted properties at such a speed that in many cases they couldn't garrison them for some time afterwards. Nearly every Rex Deus family in Europe gave them property. Within eight months of returning to Europe they had obtained through the good offices of another Rex Deus member Bernard of Clairvaux or Bernard de Fontaine to give him his real name, they had obtained papal recognition. A couple of years after that that were granted exemption from taxes from the Church and exempted taxes from the state, they were responsible to no King, no Emperor, no Bishop only to the Pope alone through their Grand Master. It was a degree of autonomy that has never been granted to any order before or since.

[@RichardLionheart12]

You forgot about Richard the Lionheart.

[@clayjones9907]

That Sinclair Family is the Same Sinclair Family of Sinclair Fuel Stations,Sinclair Wyoming.. They also have or had largest Cows Ranch in Montana, 100 ,000 Cows..Sinclair Refinery is Only Refinery with the Land that could allow them to Triple BPD Refinery Capability.They are no. 13 of the Families that Run this World.They are supposedly the Least Evil of the 13 ,When your being compared to a Rothschild/ Orsini,scant reason to take solace in. Fall on your Faces before Jesus the Christ only HIS Blood can cleanse you from all UNRIGHTEOUSNESS.

[@truthtopower420]

Thank you

[@diamondjim7560]

Thus the source of jealousy from King Philippe and Pope Clement. The excuse of the debt Philippe owed was secondary to the absolute power the Grand Master held both in secular power and Christendom.

[@Nomad111.]

The fleet of 200 ships disappeared from the Mediterranean as They were all arrested. There are reports many of these boats made it to America and Scotland. There are also reports of mysterious forces helping the Scottish in battle if needed around this time. A great read for an insight into the Knights Templar is The Hiram Key.

[@kevinhughes3477]

"The templars showed no fear, even in the most hopeless of situations." God grant me the heart of a Templar in the fight against my sins

[@AbnRangerJoe]

Amen to that!

[@daigonaticsgulapanatics2556]

lets go bos

[@Huskerguy316]

Bruuuh you REALLY need to research the Templars. It is a fact in history they worshipped at the feet of the baphomet and performed unspeakable acts of debauchery

[@Lochlannach661]

@@Huskerguy316 There’s a knights Templar “church” in New England that was a temple for pagan worship of the Virgin Mary. The Knights Templar weren’t Christian at all

[@doylekitchen9795]

@@Huskerguy316 As the video said, that was "Bullshit". Phillip didn't want to pay back the money he owed them and had his men make that up. He also kicked out the Jews and the money lenders from Florence. He didn't pay them back either. Phillip IV wanted their money and lands. Read the Chinon Parchment.

[@actionburger7455]

Really well put together and explained...thank you for not using massive words that doctors and professor's use brilliant and very enjoyable to listen to and watch

[@belannalange7304]

You made me finally believe the Templer are no cult but hard working and severly misunderstood Christian martyrs❤ Heaven must be filled with them

[@ieuanthebeardedbard]

The book "The Temple and The Lodge" is a good historical look at how some escaping Templars merged With Scottish clans to form the Scottish Rite Freemasons

[@cosmicdebris42]

Some of them faught with Robert the Bruce at Banockburn. Roslin Church, Templer Park just outside Aberdeen are associated with them.

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

i have that book! I don't remember the author but i do remember it being a good read, and thought provoking.

[@rickingavo5873]

Born in blood is another historical book that discusses this at length! I’ll have to check this one out too!

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

@@rickingavo5873 didn't read that one. have to look it up

[@alternateperson6600]

The templars were subsumed into the Rosicrucian order after it's dissolution and branched off into other organisations like the later freemasons. Rosicrucian membership varied from theologians like Luther himself and philosophers and scientists like Paracelsus and Descartes. The scientific revolution, the rediscovery and infatuation with classical culture, as well as the dawn of humanism were all of Rosicrucian provenance, inspired by the deceased templars' condemnation of tyrants and their betrayal. Demolay's example is also the source for the qadosh ritual in the Scottish rite.

[@MaximusAugustusOrthodox]

Even as an orthodox Christians. The history of these orders are very interesting! Thank you for this awesome video🙏 Greetings from Germany🇩🇪

[@icemanire5467]

As a Catholic, I wish these orders done what they set out to do, aid the Orthodox Christians against Islam rather than what they actually done.

[@jsi4064]

Absolutely fabulous video, snd FACTUAL, and a REAL human talking. Wow, wow and wow. I've always loved history, but this takes it to the next level. I hope all schools are aware of your channel, its fantasic. Thank you. 💐 and Merry Christmas.

[@angelaarsenault]

This was great! Thank you!

[@jabba5263]

Portugal has such a rich story with the Templars. They kinda owe them a lot while defending the land against the Muslims. It doesn't surprise me that they said "no" to the execution order. They defended the remnants templars till the whole order was nothing more than a memory. I had the privilege to visit the Almourol Castle in Portugal, and it's beautiful. Even the ruins are well preserved, reminding Portugal and its people of the Templars services to the country.

[@veritasinvicta8128]

They defended the Scottish against England, helping Robert the Bruce as well.

[@jabba5263]

@@veritasinvicta8128 I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing.

[@Leontemplar-yt6ff]

It makes sense for the Knights Templar to have been fighting in the Reconquista and the Crusades so very far far away from Scotland whom some English & Portuguese kings were also Templars btw England’s oldest alliance is with Portugal & Lionheart was also a Templar . It was only natural for Portugal to have the closest of bonds with them, defended them, were them in many Cases like of Gualdim Pais a Templar Grand Master and so obviously gave them safe passage, effectively absorbing them, are them.

[@Leontemplar-yt6ff]

There’s German descendants of Templars well of all sorts that can even be found in Brazil where they escaped to the New World. Architecture the Templar Cross Carvings is found everywhere the Portuguese Empire went Terra Nova(Newfoundland), Goa(India), Africa, Brazil etc. even ‘Boa Esperanza’ I think its called (South Africa) during the Age of Discovery.

[@jabba5263]

@@Leontemplar-yt6ff That's really incredible, to be able to see how far they spread their wings. Where are you from my friend?

[@kulturfreund6631]

The Templars wealth was the financial basis for Portugal‘s creation of a naval fleet, its discoveries, conquests and its rise to world power status. Btw there’s also a borough in Berlin named after the Templars: Tempelhof (Templars Court), famous for its UFA-Filmstudios, Publishing house Ullstein and the old airport THF, arguably the world’s oldest commercial airport including the terminal building, the 1936 world’s biggest building by volume, later surpassed by the Pentagon in Washington.

[@user-qg5wg9ut2o]

I Love all of your presentations ❤❤❤

[@user-ee6jl6hd6g]

Knights Templar - you never did the masons - did you - you know zip

[@roidrannoc1691]

The big picture is lacking for the reason of the fall of the Knights Templars... Sure, money was a big deal for Philip IV, but it wasn't the main reason the Templars had to go. The real reason is at 5:08 in the video. See, Philip had a little fight with the Papacy. And by that I mean that he eventually attacked the Pope (at Agnani), resulting in his death, probably murdered his successor, and then the next Pope, that happened to be French for some reason, was moved to Avignon. Philip made the papacy his bitch. And yeah, the Knights Templar were an army under the direct control of the Pope. So a foreign army on French soil. And just like De Gaulle in 1966, Philip wouldn't let that be.

[@CesarLuisAfonsoDias]

Yeah maybe. But rullers always backstab every businessmen if they could not afford to repay the debts. The debts on their own could be a justification, plus having a foreign army in his country has dangerous. But money plus manpower were too dangerous to let the controls of others.

[@pasiman7717]

What about DN?

[@jennabronson4704]

Philip’s demolition of the Knights and Papacy arguably paved the way for the Renaissance and Enlightenment.

[@deanrubin3639]

when phillip made the pope his fuck toy it was called the babylon capture or something along the lines of that

[@Lilianjade]

Phillip was a slimy rat just like most French monarchy and culture basically

[@MrJovision]

The village of Atouguia in Portugal received numerous knights from France, who not only joined the Order of Christ, but also integrated the economic and social life of the region. Also from England came several Templars, who "again" received land and means to join the Order of Christ. Several of the descendants, already with their Portuguese name, joined the enormous epic of the great Portuguese Discoveries.

[@davestoneband]

Thanks mate, this was a very good and informative video. God Bless.

[@jonaslindell6503]

I have been into The Knights Templar Order in my city a bunch of times. It´s a very helpfull place that have all kinds of helpfull courses and help people to better themselves. They are located next to the police station at a very expensive, well decorated building at the best location in the city.

[@jonaslindell6503]

We got this Great building with 3 diffrent stairs. First is a library. Second is self improve ment center for people with physical and psychological help support. Without drugs. And The third floor is a secret one. For entrusted members only. It's an honour to be Let into that floor. We have The police departement both across The Street. And also The oposing Street.

[@Rivershield]

Here in Brazil, although most people are very miscigenated and thus cannot form any coherent family trees, there are still families that do and most who do that trace their line back to Templars, myself included. In my family in particular a small wooden cross is passed down for generations, and according to my grandfather its maker was a portuguese templar. Currently my father owns the cross and will pass it to me once I get married. The cross simbolizes our eternal commitiment to christianity.

[@bb5242]

how did Templars have children if they were celibate? 😂

[@Rivershield]

@@bb5242Not all were celibate, some were Templars for a time and then reliaved of their vows, and others simply broke the vows. In my ancestor's case, he was one of the german templars who fled to Portugal after Pope Clement V dissolved the order. In other words, technically, my ancestor was not a templar anymore when he got married to a portuguese woman, however he passed down the traditions and veneration of the order, vowing that his bloodline would forever commit to the defense of christendom.

[@marinazagrai1623]

@@bb5242 Immaculate deception..

[@gotogd1233]

@@marinazagrai1623 😂 Lord, have Mercy.

[@dr-rexmangrca113]

@@bb5242 YOU ARE A SLEEP SO GO BACK THERE

[@jaytaylor9232]

I picked up a Bible from a charity outlet recently, it was an expense calf skin bound Cambridge Press Bible with a cross and "Knights Templar Order" golf foil stamped onto the cover, it was in brand new condition, boxed with warranty card. It is because of that Bible that I am now watching this video.

[@thepickle5214]

May God bless you

[@pameladowe2492]

They still exist, and they do God's work!

[@docduff2427]

They still exist

[@pameladowe2492]

@@docduff2427 Indeed, they do, they are amongst us. Thanks be to God!

[@chitskirits]

Can you imagine being inside that armour in a 35-40 degree C sunny day?

[@Hypez_Gamez]

"Oh no! The pilgrim protector knights of templar have evolved to shock troops!"

[@johngault7329]

They moved to Switzerland. Raised the templar flag. Set up a bank for other countries. Remained neutral and still in charge .

[@szolanek]

Switzerland is a good speculation. It was easily defensible, connected to all countries, and they just started work as mercenaries. The Pope had Swiss guards and all the NWO organizations are seated there today.

[@PetertheGreatest1]

They also are the Popes guard

[@deborahnagle]

@@PetertheGreatest1 The pope that worships satan?

[@AutitsicDysexlia]

I suspected Malta was involved as well.

[@AR-ilire]

After having stolen the gold from the Byzantine Empire during the fourth crusade in 1202.

[@gamekash]

There were quite a few kingdoms that welcomed Knights Templar, including the Scottish and English kings. In fact, England was already opposed to the Pope and France (naturally), and they would have given safe passage for the knights to escape. So, yes. According to many historians, the Temple Knights did survive and formed other orders like the Rosicrucians and possibly Freemasons.

[@efxnews4776]

Problem is that any of this kingdons weren't open about it, except Portugal, wich BASICALLY was founded as a Templar nation, not saying that they DIDN'T fleed to this places just that the accounts are way more sparse and secretive than it was in Portugal, they got there and just change the name of the Order, also, Portugal was pivotal in the age of exploration, wich may explain were the remaining templar gold went, remember, long before British was a powerful empire, Portugal and Spain were the super powers of the age of exploration.

[@lukecooper2845]

As a Freemason we are taught that we are a branch-off of the Templars if that clears that up for you

[@marklammas2465]

I remember seeing advertisements enticing people to join the Rosicrucians in the back pages of 1950s and 1960s paperback books from my mother's personal library.

[@JohnMiller-oz7gv]

That was awesome. Thank you.

[@sunlion0]

The Olympic village was built on the old stores of the Templers, the road that ran through was called Temple Mills Lane, there used to be a famous club on that road during the Jungle and Drum n Bass era of East London in the 90s before they decimated the whole area with the Olympics, but sure that was symbolism of some sort.. RIP to Hackney history

[@RobwithoneB]

You can tell he had a lot of passion in this video and was excited to make it. Not to say he doesn't have passion in all of his videos, but with this one you can tell he was excited to make this one.

[@Ofelas1]

Temple Church in London are Templars, the Order holds regular congregations but no one ever writes or comments

[@bunblanche1104]

Hi there, just listened to this video and found it really interesting. Have read a few books on the Knights Templer and their story has fascinated me for years. I was also enthralled by the book "The Great Siege of Malta 1565", where the Knights of Malta with the Islanders and other soldiers defended Malta against Suleiman the Magnificent of the Ottoman Empire with all the Turkish Amarda and their huge army. This was an intriging book and to this day, one of my favourites. I visited Malta and saw all the sights pertaining to this heroic battle. These Knights were hospitalers, who first had their headquarters on Rhodes Island and then later were ousted from the Island and had to settle in Malta, where with their expertise and know-how turned the island into a navel base. They do say that thanks to their brave deeds in the Siege of Malta those many centuries ago, that it stopped Islam taking over the whole of Europe - otherwise we today would be under the Star and the Crescent. I can only recommend anyone interested in the Knights of Malta to read the book The Great Siege, by Ernle Bradford.

[@deborahsutton9490]

There are so many great books out there of which I have read several.

[@emilyt6538]

Thanks for another amazing video ! I've always wanted to know more about the knights Templar and you tell it in such a fun way that it kept me interested till the end ❤

[@JUMALATION1]

If you want to read more about the life of a Knight Templar, I highly recommend the (trilogy +1) series of Arn by Jan Guillou. Very historically accurate. Even though the main protagonist himself is a fictional Knight Templar, the setting and the real historical people are as close to the truth as you can get without having been there yourself.

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

And the book by Dan Jones - the Templars.

[@joeligma4721]

i believe you're looking for the word quadrilogy

[@derpderpus6075]

If there is one thing true about the Knights Templar story, it's this: "The one with all the gold makes all the rules."

[@bearcubdaycare]

Except the Knights Templar had the gold, and lost.

[@derpderpus6075]

@@bearcubdaycare Don'tcha just hate organized religion?

[@uncleteddy9315]

@@bearcubdaycare Because they gave it away...

[@messianic_scam]

@@uncleteddy9315 they didn't lost it they got it in the banks they're the rothschilds ancestors

[@johnthompson6059]

Great video, very informative. 👍🏼

[@aaronaaron8604]

Amazing documentary!

[@MsLindamee]

My late husband's friend is a Knights Templar he presided over his funeral. Their main base is Malta, the Knights Templar are alive and well.

[@tobinakatarx]

jimmy saville and geoffrey epstein were templars as was hitler and columbus..........

[@gamingforever6687]

So long as the assassins don't find them, which we are!!!!!!, like a thief in the night.

[@sway696]

Shhhhhhhhhhh🤫

[@rooskiboi2388]

Yeah my grandfather was a member most people who go to a lodge will encounter them

[@veritasinvicta8128]

Meaning he's an initiated Mason who has gained the Templar rank.

[@abbyapacible4803]

Thank you dear., great vid as always, and thank you for giving justice to the Templars..

[@stephendelacruzone]

Top notch edu-tainment as always! 💎✨👌

[@sauravrao234]

I am literally playing assassin's creed as I am listening to this

[@JenGM24]

Lol

[@cafeAmericano]

I was hoping you would be doing it figuratively

[@sauravrao234]

@@cafeAmericano nope...its literal...I minimized

[@cafeAmericano]

@@sauravrao234 life changing.

[@ZENMASTERME1]

It’s called serendipity

[@heh9392]

I've visited the knights templar castle in Tomar, Portugal. Very massive to be honest, and gotta admit that the Knights really were rich at that time period.

[@carlosagarcia9385]

Excellent.... I loved it....!

[@marjankeuzenkamp7397]

We need them now more than ever.....

[@CeruleanSky1111]

1100 years later and the Knights Templar are still rockin a very cool cross! Now that's staying power!

[@Mortyr45]

Hi , you should make a movie about the city of Tomar, it was the main base of the knights in Portugal. Keep the great movies that you do !

[@slanwar]

In Portugal the navy and air force have the Templar cross (Christ cross) on their flags and badges, some cities have the cross on their flags and even the Portuguese federation of football have the cross symbol.

[@antideus9389]

The flag of Madeira Island.

[@henriquesilvestre4078]

My brithplace has an iniciation well, and templars were there! The guy who built it was a freemason and coincidently the richest man in Portugal. A unique place and thats just a little detail

[@SolracNexus]

Would be really awesome if you'd make an april fool's joke by mentioning the assassin brotherhood and the pieces of eden

[@ccvstudios1839]

Yep lol

[@lephantomchickn3676]

The Assassin's were real, the PoEs however, are mythical.

[@ccvstudios1839]

@@lephantomchickn3676 oh i never knew assasins were real

[@parjai97]

@@ccvstudios1839 the word assassin comes from hashashin, zealot killers

[@Burialofagod]

It’s a little too late for that…. Maybe in one year??

[@damocles2240]

In 1128, the cousin of St Bernard of Clairvaux, Hugues de Payens, met King David I in Scotland. The Order established a seat at Balantrodoch, now Temple, Midlothian on the South Esk (River Esk, Lothian).

[@Spectrum0122]

Going down this rabbit hole every few years is great. I love the rush of hoping I don't get scooped up in a white van and dosed with LSD

[@anicca8957]

Serving God and having honor has never gone out of men's heart.

[@victorhoe2321]

My mom was a First Aid Volunteer with the Saint John's of Jerusalem cross, an off shoot of Knight's Templar. Secondly, in 1994, I was being trained at Leica Microscope, Wetzlar Germany. There was a Church with the black cross of Saint John of Jerusalem. Yes, different service groups keep the Knight's Templar charge to serve all people.

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

Wait.. St John's???

[@davidweihe6052]

The Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta was not an offshoot of the Templars, it was quite independent of it.

[@forlornhope7121]

They were the Knights Hospitallers and never shut down. Black with the white cross. Defended the hospitals and hostels and healed sick pilgrims.

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

@@forlornhope7121 lol and killed Saracens.

[@neilbateman7039]

If anyone gets chance to visit Chinon in France, the catle is pretty awesome. You can look round the cells where the Knights Templar were held before being sent to their deaths. The Templar graffiti on the walls is still legible. The other bonus is that in the same castle you can visit where Joan of Arc gave herself to the Dauphin & explore the pigeon loft where she slept.

[@AlexandreOliveira1974]

Templars were very important in the middle centuries of the 'Reconquista' process against Muslims throughout Iberic Peninsula (modern Portugal and Spain) until the abolition of the Order, as narrated on the video. Portuguese Order of Christ, 'heirs' of the fallen Temple in some sense, was responsible years later for the Portuguese 'Great Navigations' (Fernão de Magalhães - called Magellan in English - , Vasco da Gama, etc.); the 'Treaty of Tordesilhas' between Portugal and Spain had their decisive participation, leading to the later so-called discovery of my country, Brazil (that they probably knew was here).

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

😊thanks for sharing 😊

[@antonycoulson9916]

Once again, another superb video from Thoughty2. Always impressed with the well-researched content and delivery.

[@beemadafka112]

17:01 the margab Castle is 10 minutes away from where I live and my great grandpa lived there till the 1920s and our last name meaning in English is Knight or soldier. It doesn't have to mean anything but I find it interesting

[@Libra924wdp]

You damn right the brotherhood is still alive and those who may be a Templar in the future, don't currently realize.

[@Neo-ze3rt]

Timothy Hogan is a former Grand master, he has KZbin videos explaining a lot,my personal favourite is the fact that all cathedrals/churches are built to man. Imagine a giant laying down over a cathedral, the pineal gland lands at the alter,the heart is the box where the priest speak,the lungs are the pews where the people sing,the baptism water is the belly button and the door the genitals where we are born,this is exact not just sort of.

[@MommaLousKitchen]

SWEET

[@AntonioPeralesdelHierro]

Oh wow man oh just wow!

[@TheHotBlockCEO]

One of the best KT videos out. Straight to the point, no segments of uninteresting dialogue.

[@luisgaldao]

It's funny you casually mentioned the Military Order of Christ in the end of a video about what happened to the Templar Knight. But what about their deeds? What about their role in the age of navigations, and the discoveries in the New World, or the conquests in India? They did a lot as the Military Order of Christ. Tell that story next 😁

[@messianic_scam]

it was immigration waves they followed the spilled of the reconquest ,why didn't they discover these regions before?! they followed the immigration waves

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

That is more a club than an actual military order but they are decended from the Templars based on their assets, also funnily enough the Ismailis the sect of Islam that the Assassins follow has its home also in Portugal so thats an Assassin's Creed Game waiting to happen.

[@efxnews4776]

@@forickgrimaldus8301 you are mixing reality with fiction, buddy, the templars did exist, this assassin orders... well we don't have any clue about it... let alone IN PORTUGAL.

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

@@efxnews4776 lol they do AC just turned them into the Illuninati, the Order of Assassins are from a sect of Islam called the Nizarie Ismailis that formed a State by using Guerilla tactics and infiltration into enemy territory, while the Templars are formed Post 1st Crusade to guard pilgrim routes and created banks

[@callum105]

@@efxnews4776 yeah we do they were called hashashin, dont know about portugal though

[@NigelDeForrest-Pearce-cv6ek]

Fascinating!!!

[@Mike-hy9wy]

There was a book written years ago that makes a very compelling argument that the Templars and most of their treasure went to Switzerland. In the time period in question, the Burgundians and the French took turns over running Switzerland on their way to fight each other. After the Templars were "disbanded", Switzerland defeated both of them multiple times through the years. Makes you kind of wonder. Great video!

[@Jack-wi5qr]

I try to watch and read everything I can find about Templars, been fascinated by them since I first heard of them . They certainly did a lot better how our lives are,though some disagree.

[@calsawyer5722]

Very well put together great video. There's so much history involved with all this order has accomplished in such a short period in time. It would be amazing to step back in time and go from castle to castle and see how life was in these days. Very fascinating story

[@brandonc9496]

It's basically playing out again right now if ya haven't noticed🍿 🍻

[@phyllislovelace8151]

Thank you very interesting

[@ragingpagan8847]

Very educational a rare thing on social media platforms

[@billcasti]

Loved your first book! I hope you’ll be narrating the Audible versions of your future books, too!

[@RoDaX55]

Portugal has one city that it pretty much feels like living In a templar owned town... Where every stress, shop, bar has the word Templar in it... Because that city was pretty much build by the templar knights... The town is called Tomar and has the Convento de Cristo that was the templar's castle

[@vivianmpofu7741]

🎉templars made the world a better and safer place. may God bless those templars that are still leaving, I love and admire them.😮

[@earthling-fh2mg]

They do still exist. I just don’t know who’s side they’re on. I’m Scottish but worked for a Colorado based company and, in 2018/19, I was in Colorado Springs visiting HQ. One night in my hotel bar, I got speaking to a guy who told me he was head of one of the KT orders and we had a debate about the world situation, me from a Conspiracy viewpoint and he, agreeing with me on the majority of what I was saying, argued the KT point of view. I thought, of course, he was probably full of it but I looked him up online and, lo and behold, he was, in fact, what he said he was. He had suggested that, if I wished to consider joining, he would welcome it however, I still questioned whether the KT were what I consider to be the right side so I didn’t follow up. It was a fascinating discussion and evening however and boy could this guy drink!

[@fadge4105]

Facinating as always...

[@stupot1093]

Amazing presentation great topic and extremely insightful. Thank you

[@psychobikerbill2]

As a senior member of the order of Jacques DeMolay, I would recommend you look into his death. He was tied to a spit, and burned to death without revealing his secrets. It is a very interesting story

[@pameladowe2492]

Don't forget the curse he uttered as he perished in the flames - it came true!

[@reefermadnezz9819]

81?

[@mikemcdonald5147]

lol

[@missf4681]

​@@pameladowe2492what was the curse in not familiar with it

[@UnseenHitman-1932]

​@@missf4681 He called upon God to curse the persecutors of his execution ( while being burned alive and they all died shortly after. The pope died 33 days after the curse was cast.