Conclave of the Templars

The Conclave of the Templars refers to a gathering or assembly of the Knights Templar, a medieval Christian military order known for their role in the Crusades. Established in the early 12th century, the Templars became powerful and wealthy, often holding significant influence. The Conclave would involve key leaders discussing strategy, governance, and the order's direction. Such meetings were critical for decision-making, especially during times of crisis, ultimately influencing their fate as an organization. The Templars were famously suppressed in the early 14th century, leading to their dissolution and lasting intrigue in history.