The real history behind the Templars:
In the year 1119, these noblemen found their calling as protectors of the faithful on a dangerous pilgrimage to newly conquered Jerusalem. Appearing as saviors on horseback, they spawned legends--but their arrogance, wealth, and secrecy made them targets of hatred and prejudice. Although history tel...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In the year 1119, these noblemen found their calling as protectors of the faithful on a dangerous pilgrimage to newly conquered Jerusalem. Appearing as saviors on horseback, they spawned legends--but their arrogance, wealth, and secrecy made them targets of hatred and prejudice. Although history tells of only 200 years between their valiant rise and Now, historian Newman elucidates the mysteries and misconceptions of the Templars, from their true first founding and role in the Crusades to more modern intrigues, including: Were they devout knights or secret heretics? Did they leave behind a fantastic treasure, hidden to this day? How did they come to be associated with the Holy Grail? Did they come to America before the time of Columbus? Does the order still exist?--From publisher description. |
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Introduction
xiii
PART ONE
lhe
Poor Kjfiights of Christ
1.
lhe
Beginning of the Order
3
2.
HughdePayns
11
3.
Baldwin II, King of Jerusalem
17
4.
Hugh, Count of Champagne
23
5.
Bernard of Clairvaux
28
6.
HughdePayns Takes the Templars on the Road
35
7.
The Council of Troyes
38
8.
Go Forth and Multiply
41
9.
The Life of a Templar, According to the Rule
51
10.
Melisande, Queen of Jerusalem
56
11.
Fulkof
Anjou,
the Queen s Husband
64
12.
The Temple in Jerusalem
70
13.
The Popes Get Involved (You Knew They Would)
74
14.
The Second Crusade
81
Contents
PART TWO
The Glory Years
15.
Grand Masters
1136-1191 95
16.
Between the Second and Third Crusades
(1150-1191) 114
17.
Who Were the Saracens, Anyway?
122
18.
Saladin
128
19.
Richard the Lionheart
138
20.
The Assassins
148
21.
The Hospitallers
156
22.
Grand Masters
1191-1292.793 164
23.
The Templars and the Saint, Louis IX of France
180
24.
Templars and Money
189
25.
The Temple in Paris
205
26.
The Temple in London
211
27.
The Last Stands; The Fall of Acre and Loss of the Holy Land
217
PART THREE
The End of the Order
of the Poor
I<¿iíghto
28.
Jacques
de
Molay: The Last Grand Master
1292-1313 227
29.
Philip the Fair
239
30.
Friday the Thirteenth; the Arrest and Trials of the Templars
247
31.
The Charges Against the Templars
265
32.
Guillaume de
Nogaret
272
Contents xi
33.
lhe
Council
of
Vienne
and the End of the Order
277
34.
Time Line of the Trials
285
35.
The Trials Outside of France
289
36.
The Secret Rite of Initiation
304
37.
Marguerite Porete
313
38.
Who Were the Templars?
316
39.
The Other Guys; Regional Military Orders
325
40.
Baphomet
337
41.
TheCathars
341
PART FOUR
The Beginning of the Legends
42.
Templars in Fiction
353
43.
What Happened to the Templars?
358
44.
The Holy Grail
365
45.
Templars in Denmark:
Bornholm
Island
373
46.
The Templars and the Shroud of Turin
381
47.
Templars in Scotland: Rosslyn Chapel
387
48.
The Freemasons and the Templars
396
Epilogue
408
How to Tell if You Are Reading Pseudohistory
411
Templar Time Line
415
Recommended Reading All
Index
425
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Contents
Introduction
xiii
PART ONE
lhe
Poor Kjfiights of Christ
1.
lhe
Beginning of the Order
3
2.
HughdePayns
11
3.
Baldwin II, King of Jerusalem
17
4.
Hugh, Count of Champagne
23
5.
Bernard of Clairvaux
28
6.
HughdePayns Takes the Templars on the Road
35
7.
The Council of Troyes
38
8.
Go Forth and Multiply
41
9.
The Life of a Templar, According to the Rule
51
10.
Melisande, Queen of Jerusalem
56
11.
Fulkof
Anjou,
the Queen's Husband
64
12.
The Temple in Jerusalem
70
13.
The Popes Get Involved (You Knew They Would)
74
14.
The Second Crusade
81
Contents
PART TWO
The Glory Years
15.
Grand Masters
1136-1191 95
16.
Between the Second and Third Crusades
(1150-1191) 114
17.
Who Were the Saracens, Anyway?
122
18.
Saladin
128
19.
Richard the Lionheart
138
20.
The Assassins
148
21.
The Hospitallers
156
22.
Grand Masters
1191-1292.793 164
23.
The Templars and the Saint, Louis IX of France
180
24.
Templars and Money
189
25.
The Temple in Paris
205
26.
The Temple in London
211
27.
The Last Stands; The Fall of Acre and Loss of the Holy Land
217
PART THREE
The End of the Order
of the Poor
I<¿iíghto
28.
Jacques
de
Molay: The Last Grand Master
1292-1313 227
29.
Philip the Fair
239
30.
Friday the Thirteenth; the Arrest and Trials of the Templars
247
31.
The Charges Against the Templars
265
32.
Guillaume de
Nogaret
272
Contents xi
33.
lhe
Council
of
Vienne
and the End of the Order
277
34.
Time Line of the Trials
285
35.
The Trials Outside of France
289
36.
The Secret Rite of Initiation
304
37.
Marguerite Porete
313
38.
Who "Were the Templars?
316
39.
The Other Guys; Regional Military Orders
325
40.
Baphomet
337
41.
TheCathars
341
PART FOUR
The Beginning of the Legends
42.
Templars in Fiction
353
43.
What Happened to the Templars?
358
44.
The Holy Grail
365
45.
Templars in Denmark:
Bornholm
Island
373
46.
The Templars and the Shroud of Turin
381
47.
Templars in Scotland: Rosslyn Chapel
387
48.
The Freemasons and the Templars
396
Epilogue
408
How to Tell if You Are Reading Pseudohistory
411
Templar Time Line
415
Recommended Reading All
Index
425 |
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