Structure

The founding principle of the Templar Order is one of equality and shared honor. This philosophy ensures that all Templars meet as equals, free from the constraints of rank. The Temple Rule of 1129 AD, foundational to the Order, enshrines this, forbidding the elevation of one Templar over another. As emphasized by Saint Bernard de Clairvaux in his praise of the Templars, the Order favors ‘merit rather than noble blood’ and fosters a culture of mutual respect and support.

Grand Master – The elected head of the Order, the Grand Master is the guiding voice in chivalric and spiritual matters, with the role of representing the Order’s values globally. Governing for life, the Grand Master serves as the chief custodian of the Templar tradition, embodying the Order’s commitment to justice, humanitarian missions, and spiritual guidance. Grand Chancellor – Responsible for diplomatic affairs, the Grand Chancellor oversees external relations…

Knight / Dame of the Temple of Solomon – The pillars of the Templar Order, Knights and Dames dedicate themselves to chivalric service, exemplifying the courage, honor, and humanitarian dedication central to the Templar mission. Sergeant / Adjutante – As core members, Sergeants and Adjutantes support the missions of Knights and Dames. They embody the dedication of Templar service…