France 2020 PT3: The Templars

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[@christopherjcarson]

Good share very
informative!

[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

Thanks!

[@Amckeeda28]

I loved looking at all the old buildings. Very informative!

[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

I'm so glad. Thank you!

[@pecelirovucago7149]

Hello Sarah, thank you for your video!
Love history especially Pharaoh..
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[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

Thanks!

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[@Capfka]

An interesting video, Sarah. The Templars were an interesting case of religious over-reaching in a time when the Church had lost a lot of its influence in France and Philip could walk all over them with no real danger of papal retaliation. I think there was a pope in Avignon at that time. Anyway, we visited the Hospitaller headquarters in Valetta some years ago. Very impressive!

[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

Yes, the pope was in Avignon ... a good friend of Philippe. That's going to be discussed in a video coming up!

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@@SarahWoodburyBooks Tank you,Sarah!!! Lo scudieron de los Mercedarios tambièn...Aragòn

[@evanangel2022]

The Templar’s where the 2nd 3rd sons of the king that were booted out of the castle as the first born son got the lot

[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

In England the law did favor the eldest. Occasionally the second son received something, depending. In Wales, of course, all sons inherited equally, even if they were illegitimate, as long as the father acknowledged them.

[@evanangel2022]

It’s called the primogeniture there where no European kings it’s all import from pharaoh

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[@peterfcoyle9127]

Phillipe did this to the Templars because he was heavily indebted to them and had not way of paying them back. He was a deadbeat,

[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

I don't disagree!

[@peterfcoyle9127]

Then what was his motive?

[@peterfcoyle9127]

I read that wrong. You do agree with me.

[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

Yeah, sorry! I almost just said, "I agree!" but that's what came out of my fingers :)@@peterfcoyle9127

[@damaphukintruth69]

Don’t forget the templars became the nazis and are the from the pharaohs

[@SarahWoodburyBooks]

Right. Can't forget that!