The Secret Story of the Knights Templar - A business empire | Full Documentary

In the middle of the 12th century, the order of the Temple becomes increasingly popular among the kings and peoples of Western Europe, only further advancing the fame of the Templars, who are ready to die to protect the Holy Land. In this episode, we explore the truth behind the treasures of the Templars, and reveal how they became masters in the art of generating wealth.

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[Khood]

This is the best Templar doc I have ever seen. Love how’s is actually written facts and not all myth in and wide conspiracy. Great job. Need more of this. 👍🏼👍🏼

[Andy_Babb]

I don’t think I’ve seen this one. Some really, really great ancient and medieval documentaries lately!! Really enjoying the recent uploads. Thanks so much!!!

[christopherjcarson]

Brilliant programme certainly
one of the more detailed to
date.Every thanks to the
production team for this
well researched
video!

[akunokaori]

Medieval-themed documentaries on this channel are intriguing.

[RogerAnna]

This is such a high quality documentary. Thank you so much! The visual part was especially satisfying and well-paced

[hawaiicutefactory]

I’m descended from Robert de Craon and The 11th grandmaster Sable. I’m also descended from all the Anjou and Anglo-Norman Kings and Queen. Hughe de Payns was royalty.

[funfacttrivias]

The only noble bankers they are uncorrupted that the pope cant even find a wrong doing on them, they are also so disciplined that salladin feared them and mostly dont engage them if not necessarily, also they only have few numbers in any conflict they participate but still inflict huge losses to thier enemies even if defeated, imagine if templars are a single huge disciplined army they could be almost unstoppable.

[bethbartlett]

As I recall (it's been a while since I studied this and/or listened to the details) but the Muslim Leader, Saladin, that took Jerusalem was quite the strategist, well staffed in army, effective, and he had a really quick witt. (I'm referring to the time when the King of England, "Richard the Lionheart" was there.). It's a worthy read if one is interested in History and the details.

BTW:. England had a way of putting themselves into any high profile Country's business. I find it odd that Richard sign a treaty/agreement for the area of Jerusalem, they had their own King. (Pause to shake my head)

Beth
a Sociologist/Behavioralist
and Historian

[susanpower-qq]

Wonderful to see Stephen Runciman three volumes come to life like this really wonderful
Please make another even more detailed Documentary quoting from Runciman to augment this super Introduction overall view in these three videos

[silvershadchan]

@Get.factual could you please upload a video about the daily life of people in Anglo-Saxon England.

[pmajudge]

AAAH ! SUPER GREAT DOCUMENTARY . THANKS ! FROM, (2023).

[easyenetwork]

I hate how movies have ruined history and it’s incredible true story regarding this organization and Freemasons.

[WagnSund]

Secret? No, secret and well known is not the same!

[hawaiicutefactory]

The Templars weren’t Christian or Catholic. They were Essene, Cathar, Cistercian, Sufi Muslim and Kabbalists. In essence they were Rosicrucian or practitioners of all spiritual traditions. They also weren’t poor. They were all royalty and the richest people in Europe. They all believed in the descendants of Mary. Which is most French and Portuguese. They were also sailing around the world long before the traitor pirate crypto Jew Christopher Columbus.

[stuartrobertson]

Roslin castle 🏰 and temple village in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿are the home of the Templars Saor Alba

[lindabartlett]

Were these documents just discovered or did they have them all along and are just now sharing them with the public?

[onefeather]

Really enjoyed. No Hollywood reality garbage/

[donq]

They are hinting at a vast hidden cabal.

[nicholasmatuza]

How do people learn to read these documents? I feel like each writer has their own characters and squigglies.

[bethbartlett]

BTW, *("What happened to their holdings?) "Did they turn anything, land or assets, over to the "Order of St John of Jerusalem"?* as the Pope had directed.
I know that "Richard the Fair" expected to get the content of their Tower (Bank) in France, but I don't think that happened.