Tag - Masonic

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08Nov

MASONIC APRONS AND THEIR SYMBOLS

MASONIC APRONS AND THEIR SYMBOLS The Masonic Aprons aren't a contemporary invention, in truth, it's the foremost ancient of all clothes. Within the third Chapter of Genesis. These words square measure written: "and the eyes of them each open, and that they know they are naked, and that they seamed fig leaves along, and create themselves aprons." Masonic Aprons: Masonic Aprons are one of every of the foremost fascinating, stunning, and curious things within the Fraternity’s history. Members of medieval, operative stone-masons guilds...

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templar architecture
31Mar

Architecture of the Knights Templar

Architecture of the Knights Templar The Templars Castle in London, England   The Knights Templar were legendary warriors. In the mediaeval era, knight templars undoubtedly a monastic military order. They were in charge of safeguarding pilgrims in Jerusalem and on their way to the Holy Land. The Templars took part in numerous battles and Crusades, as well as developing a banking system. In history, the Templars were great "monks." Templars have amazing war tactics and are fiercely loyal to their flag. The history of...

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Bernard de Clairvaux
31Mar

How Did Bernard de Clairvaux Influenced the Knights Templar

How Did Bernard de Clairvaux Influence the Knights Templar After the First Crusade, more pilgrims visited the Holy Land than ever before. Because they were vulnerable, many of these pilgrims were targeted, and they lost their belongings and, in some cases, their lives. Hugues de Payens summoned a group of knights with his eight relatives. They requested permission from Jerusalem's King Baldwin II to protect the pilgrims. Hugues de Payens travelled throughout Europe, meeting with noblemen and rulers. He was successful in...

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Famous Knights Templar Figures
29Mar

Famous Knights Templar Figures

Famous Knights Templar Figures The Knights Templar were legendary warriors. In the medieval era, knight templars were undoubtedly a monastic military order. They were in charge of safeguarding pilgrims in Jerusalem and on their way to the Holy Land. They were the Grand Military Order of the Masons. The Templars took part in numerous battles and Crusades, as well as developing a banking system. The Knights Templar was a wealthy Christian order with a prominent member. So, The knight templar society attracted...

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TEMPLAR WESTERN SITES
29Mar

THE MOST FAMOUS TEMPLAR IN WESTERN SITES

THE MOST FAMOUS TEMPLAR IN WESTERN SITES The Knights Templar were legendary warriors. In the mediaeval era, knight templars were undoubtedly a monastic military order. They established a headquarters on the sacred Temple Mount with the help of King Baldwin II of Jerusalem; and promised to protect Christian visitors to the city. The task of the Knights Templar was to protect pilgrims in Jerusalem and to travel to the Holy Land. Many castles or temples were built by the Knights Templar....

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Knights Templar and Muslims
19Mar

THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND MUSLIMS

THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND MUSLIMS The Knights Templar were legendary warriors. Without a doubt, knight templars were a monastic military order in the Middle Ages. They established headquarters on the holy Temple Mount, with the support of King Baldwin II of Jerusalem, and pledged to protect Christian visitors to the city. The responsibility of the Knights Templar was to protect pilgrims in Jerusalem and to travel to the Holy Land. They were the Grand Lodge of the Masonic Military Order. Now, researchers...

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