Knightly Orders
sword-dancer
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I don`t think the Knightly orders had a fixed number of knights or fighting Borthers(Serjeantbrothers) or such.
IIRC had the Chapter of Jerusalem of the templars 300 Men, bit these count knights(and mybe knights in militaristic sense could include the man at arms/Serjeantbrothers) or also serjeant brothers?
I don`t know
for further information on the templars and co follow link
http://orb.rhodes.edu/encyclop/religion/monastic/milindex.html
IIRC had the Chapter of Jerusalem of the templars 300 Men, bit these count knights(and mybe knights in militaristic sense could include the man at arms/Serjeantbrothers) or also serjeant brothers?
I don`t know
for further information on the templars and co follow link
http://orb.rhodes.edu/encyclop/religion/monastic/milindex.html
Endur
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The Knightly Orders didn't have a fixed number of men, they expanded and decreased based on their popularity. The Templar and other orders had large numbers of Knights and controlled as much territory and wealth as a kingdom, but I'm not sure the exact numbers.
Some of the european history books should have access to that information, as the knight orders obviously themselves kept track of the information. Because the Templar order was later banned by the King of France, its possible that no actual records remain of how big the Templars once were.
Some of the european history books should have access to that information, as the knight orders obviously themselves kept track of the information. Because the Templar order was later banned by the King of France, its possible that no actual records remain of how big the Templars once were.
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