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The Knights Templar (G Napier )

Many mysteries surround the Knights Templar,the secretive warrior monks,who in AD118 establieshed themselves on the site of the Temple of Salomon in Jersalem.These men renounced all worldly comforts and took severe monastic vows.They lived communally and pledged their swords to defending the pilgrims,who undertook the hazardous journey to the sacred places,from the bandits and marauders of the roads. The Holy Land,recaptured from the Turks,remained in peril,and soon the Templars,patronized by the aristocracy,evolved into a formidable army of Knights in white-the vanguard of the ongoing Crusade.For two centuries they kept up the struggle ti retain Jerusalem,against a Muslin enemy equally zealous and far superior in mumbers. Even after the failure of the Crusades they survived as an international,landed élite with great wealth and political power,until Philip the Fair,King of France,accused them of blasphemous crimes and unleashed against them the horrors of the inquisition. But what really happened behind the closed doors of the Templars' preceptories?Was there truth in the rumours of secret rituals,conducted in the dead of night?Did heredical depravity and Devil-worship truly exist within the illustrious brotherooh or were the Templars the innocent victims of one of the cruellest and most audacious conspiracies of all time?