Crusader military orders

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Crusader military orders were medieval Christian religious-military organizations that combined monastic life with knightly warfare to defend and expand Christendom during the Crusades.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian organization
medieval institution
religious-military order
geographicScope Baltic region
Eastern Mediterranean
Holy Land
Iberian Peninsula
Levant region
surface form: Levant
hasActivity administration of conquered territories
castle garrisoning
collection of tithes and donations
field campaigns
fortification building
hospital and charitable care
naval warfare
hasAuthority Grand Master
Pope
hasCharacteristic combination of monastic life and knighthood
hierarchical organization
military discipline
use of distinctive habits and insignia
vowed religious members
hasEconomicBase donations from European nobility
landed estates
spoils of war
hasLegacy influence on later chivalric orders
survival of some orders into the modern era
hasLegalStatus papally recognized order
hasMemberOrder Knights Hospitaller
Knights Templar
Livonian Order
Order of Alcántara
Order of Calatrava
Order of Dobrzyń
Order of Montesa
Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem
surface form: Order of Saint Lazarus

Order of Saint Thomas of Acre
Order of Santiago
Order of the Holy Sepulchre
Teutonic Order
hasMembershipRequirement vows of chastity
vows of obedience
vows of poverty
hasPurpose control of strategic fortifications
defense of Christendom
protection of pilgrims
warfare against perceived enemies of Christianity
historicalContext Crusades
historicalPeriod Middle Ages
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Christianity

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Order of chivalry developedFrom Crusader military orders