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The Knights Templar, led by Hugues de Payens, were on a noble mission to collect relics for their nation




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The Knights Templar, led by Hugues de Payens, were on a noble mission to collect relics for their nation. With their distinctive house habit, they embarked on daring expeditions in search of sacred artifacts. The grandeur of the Knights Templar is beautifully captured in Henri Lehmann's artwork. In Syria, the crusaders castle of Krak Des Chevaliers stood as a testament to their strength and determination. It remains a UNESCO site today, reminding us of their legacy. Guillaume de Clermont valiantly defended the walls at the Siege of Acre in 1291, showcasing the bravery and loyalty that defined these knights. Greece's Rhodes Town housed the magnificent Palace of the Grand Master where these warriors resided. The Charola oratorium, originating from the 12th century, served as a spiritual sanctuary for them during their quests. The Ghent Altarpiece depicted "The Knights of Christ, " portraying their devotion to Christianity and chivalry. Their ascension towards righteousness was symbolized through this masterpiece. Even in London, England stands Temple Church - an architectural marvel built by none other than the Knights Templar themselves. Its presence serves as a reminder of their influence beyond borders. Syria's fortified Crusader Castle and Citadel of Musyaf showcased yet another stronghold established by these fearless knights who left an indelible mark wherever they went.