KnowraKnights TemplarLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Knights Templar, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 3Related 4Narrower topic 1Compared with 5ChivalryCompared with: The Templars combined knightly warfare with monastic vows, unlike ordinary secular knighthood.Knights HospitallerCompared with: The Templars shared the order’s military vows but developed a distinct institutional role and fate.Bernard of ClairvauxRelated: Bernard defended the order and helped articulate its religious legitimacy in In Praise of the New Knighthood.KnightBroader topic: The Templars show how knightly status could be organized around a religious order.Livonian Brothers of the SwordCompared with: The Swordbrothers adopted a rule modeled on this better-known military order.Catalan CompanyCompared with: Its religious institution and international structure contrasted with the company’s contract-based organization.Military ordersBroader topic: The Templars became the most influential example of an order devoted to armed protection.James I of AragonRelated: The order’s Catalan master, Guillem de Mont-rodon, supervised James’s upbringing at Monzón.Pope Clement VRelated: Clement dissolved the order in 1312 under pressure from Philip IV of France.Battle of MontgisardBroader topic: Templar forces are often identified among Baldwin’s troops in the battle.Roger de FlorRelated: Roger de Flor served in the order before his expulsion and turn to mercenary warfare.Jacques de MolayNarrower topic: De Molay’s authority and legacy derive from his leadership of this order.Sovereign Military Order of MaltaCompared with: Its extinction contrasts with the continuing institutional life of the Hospitallers.