Knights Templar

They never ended, there is still a society now. But very secret.

1. If you were a woman you were not allowed out of the house alone

2. You were not allowed to wear undergarnets outside your house

3. As a sign of reaspect, men had to walk around before a fight topless

Yes, they were. There were/ are several categories of Templar's, including the Knights Templar's. The assassins and Templar's mainly existed during the Crusades (or Holy Wars), being of course the two opposing sides. The assassins were not called assassins in public, of course, however their title escapes me at the moment. I apologize, but hope this has been somewhat helpful. I'm sure there is someone else with a better answer than mine.

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I suggest this came because of the game assassin's creed. As the previous answer stated, they were mainly based around the Crusades or Holy Wars as this was the time where the story is based around. 'Altaïr' the character in the game is fictional and was made up.

I think they were called Hashishin or something like that, but I may be wrong.

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As the person above me said, Altaïr himself is not real, however, as the game portrays, the Masyaf Castle did indeed house a group of Assassins.

They had tournaments like we have contests. Skill games and the prizes were money, honor, or slaves.

approximately 15,000 Templars

Nothing, that is not a Knight Templar shield. Templars used a red cross on a white background.

The Teutonic Knights used a black cross on a white background.

atapproximately 1119, a French nobleman , Hugues de Payens, gathered eight of his knight relatives including Godfrey de Saint-Omer, and began the Order of the Knights Templar, their original mission was to protect pilgrims on their journey to visit The Holy Places. with the permission of King Baldwin II of Jerusalem, they were allowed to set up Their headquarters on the southeastern side of the Temple Mount, inside the Al Aqsa Mosque.

There are conflicts as to whether or not Napoleon Bonaparte succedeed in disbanding the order. But, to directly answer the question, yes, the Teutonic Knights still exist in Austria. Of course they no longer fight battles, they are purely a Catholic Religious Order that help fund hospitals, and orphanages.

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Like everything of humans, good and bad are relative terms. Certainly the Nazis thought themselves good. Undoubtedly, the British in India thought Ghandi a bit of a roadblock to their progress. The Knights Templar were no different. The guarded the roads but angered the church.

The Cistercians and the Knights Templar were both religious orders that emerged during the Middle Ages, but they had different focuses and missions. The Cistercians, founded in 1098, emphasized a return to a more austere monastic life and agricultural self-sufficiency, while the Knights Templar, established in 1119, were primarily a military order dedicated to the protection of pilgrims and the defense of the Holy Land. While the two orders sometimes collaborated, particularly in the context of the Crusades, they operated independently and had distinct roles within the broader framework of medieval Christianity. Their relationship was generally characterized by mutual respect, though they occasionally competed for influence and resources.

They were dissolved by Phillip IV (French king) because he owed them a lot of money and did not wish to pay them. So, he tortured them until they admitted to a wide variety of crimes, including scheming, sodomy, homesexual affairs, spitting on the cross, etc. Jacques de Molay, the last Templar Master, was burned at the stake in 1308.

The Knights Templar were formed after the First Crusade to protect pilgrims who traveled the road between the seaport town of Jappa and Jerusalem - a distance of about 50 miles.

The Knights Hospitaller were formed to do as their name implies: they provided hospital services.

Both orders did fight in later Crusades, and both were military orders - just like the Teutonic Knights.

A clue to the beliefs of the Knights Templar could be found by looking at their organization's name: Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon. They are Christians, and, as such, believe that what one sows on earth will be reaped after one crosses over. Our friends at Wikipedia have a few facts on hand, and the link is provided.

No one person founded the Knights Templar, But it was created by the Christian church of England in order to fight against the Muslim invaders and after the crusades (war between Christians and Muslims) they were disbanded because the king believed they were becoming richer then himself because they would keep the treasures of their enemies.

The Templar primarily fought the Muslims, but were infamous for declaring war on anyone that opposed them.

They mainly used swords, bows, and lances.

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Templars mainly used swords, daggers, chainmail suit, lances, shields. Till this time the functional suit of armor were too heavy to wear and were expensive too. Note that templars did not use bow and arrows or crossbows.

So that really is not a complete question.

What did people wear in the Renaissance- Would have been a better choice, and the answer is even larger, as it would depend on the place and time period. The Renaissance began in Italy in the 15th Century through Europe to the 1600's England.

So clothing changed during this 100 and some odd years, and if you are asking what Venetians wore, then perhaps people could answer, Or if you asked What the Germanic or Flemish or Swiss, or Swedish, or even Spanish wore at a given time period? We can help you with that.

The best I can get with the question you asked? Kind of clothing? All sorts, dresses for women and mens wore all sorts of items.

Europe - Mediterranian Sea - South of Sicily (right under it). Find a map with Malta marked that'll surely help.

They Didn't arrive in America. They were from Europe so they didn't go to America

His name is Masaaki Hatsumi.

They ate beef, mutton, pork and venison. They also ate a great variety of birds, swans, herons, ducks, blackbirds, pigeons and greenfinches. However the church decreed that Wednesday, Friday and Saturday were fast days when people were not allowed to eat meat.

Hope this helps :)

The life of a serf was work all day mabey some fun but when the sun went down so did they.