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The Teutonic Knights: Rise and Fall of a Religious Corporation Hardcove

The Teutonic Knights: Rise and Fall of a Religious Corporation Hardcove

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A concise and incisive introduction to the Teutonic Knights — the last of the great military orders established in the twelfth century. Aleksander Pluskowski traces the Order’s journey from a field hospital outside the walls of Acre during the Third Crusade to its remarkable rise as a major territorial ruler in northeastern Europe.

Covers three centuries of theocratic rule, the construction of distinctive fortified convents (including the largest castle in Western Christendom), and the Order’s decline in the fifteenth century due to a devastating war with Poland-Lithuania and the secularisation of its Prussian and Livonian branches during the Reformation.