The Knights Templars

Exploring the rise and fall of the Knights Templars, the book delves into their origins in the 12th century and their crucial role in protecting pilgrims during the Crusades. It highlights their military and financial successes, followed by their eventual decline due to growing power and wealth. The narrative details the conspiracy led by King Philip IV and Pope Clement V against the order, culminating in the arrest of key figures like Grand Master Jacques de Molay. Additionally, it examines the architectural significance of the Temple Church in England.