Who were the Knights Templar? - LECTURE SERIES

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Who were the Knights Templar? This lecture series will delve into the history of these warrior monks, an order of knights who gave up everything to defend pilgrims and sacred places. Clad in their iconic white mantles marked with a scarlet cross, these brother knights were the hope of pilgrims traveling the dangerous roads of the Holy Land. All through the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, the Templars thundered across the battlefields of the crusades, often defeating their enemies even when they were greatly outnumbered. Today, we’ll investigate the background of the Knights Templar, and come to understand their place in the history of the Middle Ages.
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Sources:
-Baha ad-Din ibn-Shaddad - The Rare and Excellent History of Saladin, trans. D.S. Richards, (Ashgate, 2002)
-Barber, Malcolm - The New Knighthood, (Cambridge, 1994)
-Frale, Barbara - The Templars - The Secret History Revealed, (Arcade, 2009)
-Nicholson, Helen - The Knights Templar, (Sutton, 2001)
-The Templar of Tyre: Part III of the Deeds of the Cypriots, trans. Paul F. Crawford, (Ashgate, 2017)
-William of Tyre - A History of Deeds Done Beyond the Sea, Vol. II, trans. Emily Babcock and A.C. Krey, (Columbia University Press, 1943)
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@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

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@silent-cc1sm 2 года назад

Can you do one on nubia or ethiopian crusades

@rickyyacine4818 2 года назад

Or the umayad vs the han dynasty

@GoogleUserOne 2 года назад

God this is so refreshing because of his voice and objectivity. Anything else is like: “were the Templars secretly magic aliens?”

@MadMatTom7769 5 месяцев назад

Funny, from my perspective, every wannabe history expert just defend them religiously.

@rawdog7881 2 года назад

This is what RU-vid was made for. The free spread of knowledge. I thank you.

@godfreyofibelin301 2 года назад

I saw that Real Crusades History posted a video the Templars. My day was made. I saw that Real Crusades History posted a video about the Templars that’s an hour and half long. By Saint George! Thank you for your continued dedication and hard work on showing the common misconceptions and myths vs reality of the crusades and Middle Ages! “Non nobis, Domine, Non nobis, sed Nomini tuo da gloriam!”

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

Ha! Well thanks my brother, all the best!

@TheDoctor1225 2 года назад

I'm with you on that! I'm currently alternating between "The Templars" by Dan Jones and "The Teutonic Knights: A military history" by William Urban. They were both gently put aside to enjoy this.

@godfreyofibelin301 2 года назад

@@TheDoctor1225 I have heard great things about Dan Jones! I was recently introduced to him in a Dan Carlin podcast from last November who had him on to talk about his latest book! I still have yet to read any of titles, but I’m looking forward to picking up one very soon! He’s very highly renowned as a historian and writer, I don’t know how I missed hearing about him and “The Templar’s” ! That book came out right around my birthday in 2017!

@swiftcee266 2 года назад

*Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Salomonici*

@godfreyofibelin301 2 года назад

I don’t know how you feel about video ideas / suggestions from us, but for what it’s worth I would love to see a video and hear your perspective and thoughts on the Order of Saint Lazarus! I know they weren’t widely know for their military efforts during the Latin ruled Kingdom of Jerusalem / Crusader States time period(even though they were technically founded as a military order) but I know that their leprosariums and medical aid were crucial from the founding of their order after the capture of Jerusalem in the first crusade all the way until the fall of Acre, and like the Order of Saint John, they are technically still around today!

@TheDoctor1225 2 года назад

Being an EMT by trade, can I put in a request for more on the Knights Hospitaller? (for obvious reasons!) 😊

@sgt.grinch3299 2 года назад

Have you or could you present a video on the “Original” Christian Knights, the Red Cross of Constantine? I find their beginning quite fascinating. Thank you very much.

@TyranyFighterPatriot 2 года назад

Love late Roman and early Byzantine history.

@Thor-Orion 7 месяцев назад

@@TyranyFighterPatriotlove Gothic history. You can draw a through line from Theodoric’s Ravenna capital to all the later Gothic architecture that we all love so much. It’s actually representative of an even earlier masonry style employed in places like the Santa Cristina Water Well. It just reaches it’s apex with the gothic style stone works.

@nicholasmargagliano1833 2 года назад

Idk if you have enough detail to make a video on this, but can you make a video debunking the “templars became free masons” garbage?

@oscardom__ 2 года назад

Nice topic I'd love to see it too

@sgt.grinch3299 2 года назад

Do you have references for your opinion? I would like to learn about this too. Thanks.

@TyranyFighterPatriot 2 года назад

He's already released on in his how the Templars were founded and their execution.

@MaximusAugustusOrthodox 2 года назад

Knight Templar✝️

@qbee1312 5 месяцев назад

I enjoyed this entirely. Thank you for being a part of my historical rabbithole tonight

@RealCrusadesHistory 5 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@mariongranbruheim4090 2 года назад

It’s been a joy to watch!

@jaredwhite200 2 года назад

Thank u for making this. I’ve learned so much about the Templars because of u man. Love this video. Keep up the great work

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

Thanks, will do!

@wizard4203 5 месяцев назад

you guys are the best youtube history channel. i wish you did all world history.

@delaineb 2 года назад

AWESOME! Am sharing with many! Thank you!

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

Awesome, thank you!

@royrunyon1286 Год назад

Please feature the Knights Hospitaller. Would also appreciate a video on the Albigensian Crusade.

@RealCrusadesHistory Год назад

Right here! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f8XEoAHfrhE.html

@stevennowak6504 2 года назад

This is a really informative video. I enjoyed it . I would love to see a video specifically about tue Templar Sergeant . An indepth look at the sergeant. Their lives, their role, the differences and similarities between them and the Knights . Did they fight in the same battles? Do you have any stories about specific Sergeants ? Another suggestion would be a video on the Templar Fleet. Keep up the great work. I love your videos

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

Thanks very much!

@Clint52279 Год назад

Seconded.

@danielr1843 2 года назад

J Stephen with an educational classic!

@user-sc5iv2rp2t 2 года назад

I have one question for you. Was any significant templar activity in the Balkans during the Greek reconquista of 1204-1261? During this period all Greek churches were submitted to the Pope and had the Latin Canon.

@rickyyacine4818 2 года назад

To me da real reconqista was in from 1095 to 1180 ad

@ergunaktemur9147 2 года назад

These videos about the knights templar are so great. Druze warriors were so zealous in the crusades, I wish that your great channel makes a video about them.

@KenDelloSandro7565 2 года назад

Great stuff. I think that it would be very educational and an objective Good to watch some historical videos about the Great and Storied Knightly Order of Santiago de Compostela🇻🇦 . 🙏🏼

@mandril1 2 года назад

Santiago, y cierra España!

@NClark-lp3bq 2 года назад

Amazing video but one comment to be made is the Knights Templar most certainly were a full monastic order on their own right. I have had the chance to read a copy of the Monastic rule of the Templars and it was certainly very rigorous and strict as any other religious orders would be, but in fact most of it focused on their religious duties as opposed to merely their militant functions so the term 'brother' was definitely used for more than just comradery but in fact most especially in the monastic sense.

@jl9211 2 года назад

Have you heard of the Almogavars? Really interesting fighters from the crown of aragon. They're a unit in this mod too.

@mandril1 2 года назад

That would awesome

@tomgriffin477 2 года назад

@RCH, Which part of the Crusades will your latest book cover?

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

Third Crusade!

@tomgriffin477 2 года назад

@@RealCrusadesHistory Looking forward to reading it! Expected release date?

@tomgriffin477 2 года назад

What books do you recommend for the First Crusade?

@TyranyFighterPatriot 2 года назад

Thomas Madden has some books mentioned by RCH

@mariongranbruheim4090 2 года назад

Great shøw as usual! Finally I came across the live stream before it started too! It was nice to take part in the chat for a change.

@-RONNIE 2 года назад

The Templars are good but my favorite are the Teutonic Knights⚔️

@oscardom__ 2 года назад

Does anybody know the name of the song at 0:47 I've been searching it for ages 🙏🏻

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

It's just my theme music.

@TyranyFighterPatriot 2 года назад

@@RealCrusadesHistory Should nake a full release of it many of us like it 😀

@musar03580 2 года назад

In what year did the Knights Templar actually come into being? Many sources in recent years (including this video) will claim that the year of founding is 1119. But some online sources for William of Tyre (the translation on the Fordham University website is one example) note that the order was founded in 1118. The Catholic Encyclopedia likewise claims, "In 1118, during the reign of Baldwin II, Hugues de Payens, a knight of Champagne, and eight companions bound themselves by a perpetual vow, taken in the presence of the Patriarch of Jerusalem, to defend the Christian kingdom." Can 1119 be verified as the correct date? And, why are there differing dates given among those quoting from William of Tyre? Julian vs. Gregorian calendars? Differing dates for the new year, March 25 vs. January 1?

@johnneiberd 2 года назад

I get the impression you are a regular at a Tridentine Mass on Sundays. Correct?

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

I do love the Latin mass.

@TyranyFighterPatriot 2 года назад

@@RealCrusadesHistory Melkite Divine Liturgy is amazing as well granting you're able to find one held in a more traditional architectural Church with Byzantine gold and rich mineral tiles. Beautiful.

@aarondemiri486 2 года назад

this shall be awesome indeed

@Meralimece01. Год назад

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@rebelbatdave5993 2 года назад

SHARED! MAY MORE SOULS FIND CHRIST! BE SAVED! BEFORE IT'S TO LATE! DEO VINDICE! GOD WILL VINDICATE!

@elauren3564 2 года назад

The Templars might have helped people in Switzerland gained its independence from Habsburg's rule. It won't make sense to me that a bunch of peasants suddenly became so good at fighting, as they got conquered so easily by the Roman before. Plus the time of Swiss forming their state matched with the time when Templars were persecuted by the French King Philip IV

@swiftcee266 2 года назад

They did brother. That is a fact. Hint is in the Swiss flag. Red field, white cross.

@bavariancarenthusiast2722 2 года назад

@@swiftcee266 that would be a nice story - unfortunately it was about the german emperor who had the right of a blood-red flagg - and the swiss adopted it later.

@Thor-Orion 7 месяцев назад

@@bavariancarenthusiast2722really? And they magically got great at banking too? Get real. He’s right. The Swedes joined up with the Templars. You have to learn these skills from people. The Germanic peoples have tons of potential, but nobody can teach themselves to be a great banker and a great warrior in one lifetime. I’ve been a fighter my whole life. I’m good at other stuff, mostly like physics, mathematics and history but I didn’t learn from nowhere. None of these things would I have learned while working on a farm. Unless my dad was some warrior-historian-astronomer-farmer. Because those are so common. Switzerland likely represents an overlap between Teutonic Knights, Hospitaller and Templars. A bunch of Templars in that region would switch to the Teutonic Knights and Knights Hospitaller when Friday the Thirteenth Orders went out and in the aftermath. It was a network. Then the Military Order of Christ pops up in Portugal of old Templars. Less than 1/3rd of the Templars in France were caught and killed.

@NapoleonBonaparteMAGA 10 месяцев назад

28:51

@NapoleonBonaparteMAGA 10 месяцев назад

16:25

@jerikromero1746 2 года назад

Did the armor, weaponry, war horses, etc. come from wealthy Europeans as tithes to the order?

@RealCrusadesHistory 2 года назад

Initially, yes. But over time the order was granted large estates and other lucrative gifts from the nobility. At that point, they were able to buy all their own stuff.

@vian4548 2 года назад

Can you make a video on John Sobieski III and the Cossacks with the Turkish sultan.

@hadrianwall9157 2 года назад

my dinner time entertainment later...

@acmoney3446 2 года назад

Dope name

@silent-cc1sm 2 года назад

Can you do one on nubia or ethiopian crusades

@insafahmed6164 Год назад

Urdu translation is must for better results please do it

@KenDelloSandro7565 2 года назад

*DEVS VVLT*

@eazygamer8974 2 года назад

The Templar order may not have been some black magic cult. But.....they most certainly had a system of secret symbols known only to them as seen on the walls of the prison most of them were kept in before execution and they also at the very least had access to cartography knowledge that they would have used for the fleet at la Rochelle which was never captured. It may not be as romantic but they can not be written of as just a surface level organization.