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Ancient Order of Knights of the Temple

The original legendary Knights Templar restored in the modern era

 

The direct continuation of the Ancient Order of Knights of the Temple, the original historical institution of the founding Knights Templar from 1118 AD, restored with the full depth and substance of its ancient and medieval heritage, practicing and promoting Templar Chivalry as a modern way of life.

 

“The Greatest Adventure in the History of History” ™

 

 

 

Official Information Site

 

This Official Site of the Templar Order is not simply a “website”.  It features a complete online university level textbook, as a “Topical Encyclopedia”, organized by larger topics for deeper understanding.

 

Living Heritage of the Knights Templar Restored:
A Topical Encyclopedia

 

The Encyclopedia on this site is over 620 pages (if printed), including over 1,540 numbered source references, plus hundreds of inline Bible references.

 

(Begin with the Cover & Preface of the Encyclopedia)

 

The separate Official Membership Platform, for Joining and Member interactions, as a central connection to the Templar Order, is the secondary “Website”, found at the following link:

 

Official Membership Platform

 

 

 

The original and modern Templar Order, founded in 1118 AD, a Sovereign Principality in 1120 AD confirmed in 1139 AD, restored as a non-territorial (international) State in 2013 AD, with an official Government in diplomatic relations, representing the nation-state of cultural Templarism.

 

(Start with the Introduction to the restored Order)

 


 

Featured Topic Reports

 

Suggested Reports for the most popular Topics about the Order

 

 

 

 

Rediscover the Greatest Adventure in History

 

Since the beginning of the written historical record in the earliest languages ca. 3,500 BC, probably the most dramatic adventure, of such legendary impact that it inspired centuries of generations to preserve sacred knowledge and traditional values, is that of the Knights Templar.

 

Accordingly, the Templar Order can reasonably be described as literally:

“The Greatest Adventure in the History of History” ™.

 

The restored Templar Order does not present merely some “version” of history, does not rely on any “secrets” of some “oral tradition” of history, and does not ask people to “believe” in its statements by its own authority.

 

All facts which could be questioned as “unknown” or “controversial”, are solidly backed by evidence and quotes from primary sources, with source references.

 

Therefore, here all “lost history” is restored and provided as “found”, all “unsolved mysteries” are fully revealed as “solved”, and all “secrets” are made public as the collective heritage of humanity, all for the original Templar mission of promoting Chivalry for upholding the pillars of civilization.

 

Join us on this Great Adventure, by rediscovering the Templar way of life of Chivalry applied in the modern world, as the key to unlock time-tested historical solutions to modern problems.

 

 

 

All Proof and Evidence Provided

 

As the philosopher David Hume said in 1748 AD, adopted by the physicist Pierre LaPlace in 1812 AD, paraphrased by the astronomer Carl Sagan ca. 1980:

“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence”

 

In that scholarly spirit of Factual Truth, this Official Information Site was developed to entirely skip the modernist practice of making “claims”, and directly proceed to deliver volumes of evidence.

 

The required “extraordinary evidence” is provided as verifiable academic source references, directly from primary sources of the historical record and authoritative scholarship, in hundreds of numbered footnotes, consisting of conclusive evidence, such that all facts in these materials are proven publicly.

 

These materials feature extensive quotes, directly from historical documents, allowing the founding ancestors of the original Templar Order to tell us the Truth, as they lived it, in their own words, as written by their own hand.

 

 

 

 

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