Templar Code

The Templar Code refers to the ethical and moral guidelines followed by the Knights Templar, a medieval Christian military order. Established in the 12th century, they emphasized values like bravery, loyalty, and charity. The code included principles such as treating prisoners humanely, protecting the innocent, and supporting the poor. Members were expected to adhere to strict rules about conduct, discipline, and devotion to their faith. While the Templar Code is often romanticized in popular culture, it reflects the values and responsibilities of knights during the Crusades, aiming to uphold justice and serve their religious mission.