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1114 Bishop of Chartres begins talking openly to others
about the Knights Templar.
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1115 Hugues de Payens, first Grand Master of the Knights
Templar, donates land and funds to build a monastery for St. Bernard
of Clairvaux, a Cistercian.
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1115 Cistercian monastery complete. St Bernard and many
family members of the Knights Templar’s Inner Circle move
into the monastery.
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1118 Orthodox history’s version of the beginning
of Knights Templar.
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1118 Inner Circle of Knights Templar begin excavations
of the Ark and other wondrous deposits of ancient wisdom located
throughout Jerusalem and Palestine.
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1125 Hugues de Champagne leaves wife, children and kingdom,
to join family members of the Knights Templar’s Inner Circle
in Jerusalem.
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1127 Inner Circle of the Knights Templar completes excavations
in Jerusalem and Palestine of the ancient manuscripts and artifacts
listed in Jesus’ documents located within the Ark.
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1128 Knights Templar’s Inner Circle returns to France
with the Ark and Stones of the Covenant, along with many other documents
and artifacts.
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1128 St. Bernard of Clairvaux translates Sacred Geometry
and the practical usage of this wisdom of the ancients begins with
Gothic Architecture.
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1128 Council of Troyes, Hugues de Payens and other Knights
Templar present some of their findings in Jerusalem and Palestine
to the papal ambassador.
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1128 International status given to Knights Templar.
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1128 St. Bernard becomes Rome’s official “Patron
and Protector” to the Knights Templar.
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1128 Hugues de Payens travels to meet with King David
of the Scots after the Council of Troyes. King David, after their
personal meeting, suddenly donates large areas of land in Scotland
to the Knights Templar.
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1146 Knights Templar given the ancient Sumerian “Mark
of Cain”, a red cross in a circle, as their symbol, by Pope
Eugenius III, a Cistercian Pope.
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1163 Sacred Geometry from the Ark creates the Knights
Templar and Cistercian Gothic Architecture. Building of the magnificent
Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris begins.
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1194 Knights Templar and Cistercian Gothic Architecture
builds the wonder-filled Notre Dame Cathedral in Chartres which,
has special stained glass windows whose ancient “Ark”
Light enhancing qualities, modern technology 800 years later cannot
duplicate.
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1209 Pope Innocent III sends 30,000 papal mercenaries
disguised as Knights Templar to slaughter the French Cathars. Wearing
the Knights Templar red cross on a white overgarment, and under
the Pope’s orders, papal mercenaries slaughter approximately
100,000 men, women and children over a 35-year time period, in a
futile attempt to eliminate the DNA ancestral memories of Jesus
and Mary Magdalene’s descendants.
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1233 Pope Gregory IX begins the many centuries of the
infamous Inquisitions. The Inquisitions are used to kill millions
of innocent men, women and children, in an attempt to eliminate
the spiritual truths and techniques released by the Knights Templar.
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1252 Pope Innocent IV increases the powers of the Inquisition
and authorizes the use of torture, secret trials and burning people
alive.
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1303 French King Philip sends minister to attack Pope
Boniface VIII, who later dies.
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1304 Pope Benedict, just elected to succeed Pope Boniface
VIII, mysteriously dies.
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1305 French King Philip’s personal candidate is
elected to be Pope Clement V.
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1307 French troops from Philip and papal mercenaries from
Clement attack Knights Templar in the middle of the night throughout
France.
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1309 Pope Clement V moves papacy to France.
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1314 Jacques de Molay, the last known Grand Master of
the Knights Templar is burned alive. As his body burns, he states
confessions taken from him during years of torture were devious
lies given to him by Philip and Clement. He said both would die
before the new year.
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1314 As predicted by Jacques de Molay, Philip and Clement
both die before the year ends.
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1314 The Battle of Bannockburn : Knights Templar’s
Inner Circle joins with the Scots and, together, their relatively
small force of 8,000 men completely rout a huge English army, that
was far larger than the 30,000 battle hardened veterans reported
by the orthodox version of history. It is the first, and last time
the powers of the Ark of the Covenant are used in battle by the
Knights Templar.
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