Publisher's Synopsis
The Templars and the Silence of History is a fascinating work that explores the darkest, unknown and mysterious aspects of the Templar Order. Throughout history, the Templars have been the subject of myths, legends and speculation, but they have also been one of the most powerful and enigmatic institutions of the Middle Ages. Founded in the 12th century, the Knights Templar excelled in both warfare and spirituality, accumulating vast political, economic and religious influence. However, its abrupt dissolution in the 14th century left many questions unanswered.
In this book, Ignacio Silvosa Terreros delves into the mysteries of the Templars, analyzing their origin, their heyday, their fall, and the secrets that surround their existence. Beyond the traditional stories, the author reveals the enigmas that have endured over the centuries, questioning the official versions and exploring alternative theories about the true reasons for his disappearance, his spiritual practices and the rumors that still circulate about his survival.
Through a historical and at the same time reflective approach, The Templars and the Silence of History offers a new look at the Order, inviting readers to discover not only the known facts, but also the shadows that still haunt this chapter of medieval history. The work highlights the power of legends and how, over time, the figure of the Templars has been shaped and reinterpreted.
This book is a journey through history, mystery and fascination with the unknown, which invites us to question everything we thought we knew about the Templars and their legacy.
