Templar Seal

The Templar Seal refers to an emblem associated with the Knights Templar, a medieval Christian military order founded in the 12th century. The most recognized version features two knights riding the same horse, symbolizing their vows of poverty and brotherhood. This seal represented the Templars' commitment to their mission of protecting pilgrims in the Holy Land. It also served as a mark of authenticity on documents and treasures. The Knights Templar were prominent during the Crusades, and their legacy, including the seal, remains a topic of intrigue in history and popular culture.