Teutonic Order - Sub Commandery of New Jersey

Teutonic Order - Sub Commandery of New Jersey Teutonic Order - Sub Commandery of New Jersey. Pope Clement III confirmed this body as the "fratrum Theutonicorum ecclesiae S. Mariae Theutonicorum in Accon".

The Teutonic Order, as a new institution was confirmed by the German Crusader leader, Duke Frederick of Swabia, on November 19th, in the year 1190 and with the capture of Acre, the founders of the hospital were given a permanent site in the city. Mariae Hiersolymitanae" by the Bull Quotiens postulatur of February 6, 11, 91 and, within a few years, the Order had developed as a Religious Military institution comparable to the Hospitallers and Templars, although initially subordinate to the Master of the Hospital. This subordination was confirmed in the Bull Dilecti filii of Pope Gregory IX of January 12, 1240 addressed to the "fratres hospitalis S. The distinct German character of this new Hospitaller Order and the protection given to it by the Emperor and German rulers, enabled it to gradually assert a de facto independence from the Order of Saint John. The first Imperial grant came from Otto IV who gave the Order his protection on May 10, 1213 and this was followed almost immediately by a further confirmation by Frederick II on September 5, 1214. These Imperial confirmations each treated the Teutonic knights as independent from the Hospitallers. By the middle of the fourteenth century this independence was acknowledged by the Holy See.

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Regalia and Mantles of the Teutonic Order - German Order - Deutscher Orden. www.TeutonicOrder.com
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Regalia and Mantles of the Teutonic Order - German Order - Deutscher Orden. www.TeutonicOrder.com

800 Years of the History of the Teutonic Order - German Order - Deutscher Orden. www.TeutonicOrder.com
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800 Years of the History of the Teutonic Order - German Order - Deutscher Orden. www.TeutonicOrder.com

Archduke Eugen of Austria in full Regalia as the Hochmeister of the Teutonic Order, photo around 1910. www.TeutonicOrder...
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Archduke Eugen of Austria in full Regalia as the Hochmeister of the Teutonic Order, photo around 1910. www.TeutonicOrder.com

Erzherzog Eugen von Habsburg (1863-1954) - Hochmeister des Deutschen Ritterordens. www.TeutonicOrder.com
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Erzherzog Eugen von Habsburg (1863-1954) - Hochmeister des Deutschen Ritterordens. www.TeutonicOrder.com

Teutonic Knight, from 'Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages' by Paul Lacroix, published London c.1880. www.Teu...
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Teutonic Knight, from 'Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages' by Paul Lacroix, published London c.1880. www.TeutonicOrder.com

Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, illustration from Histoire et Costumes des Ordres Monastiques by Pierre Helyot (1660...
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Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, illustration from Histoire et Costumes des Ordres Monastiques by Pierre Helyot (1660-1716). www.TeutonicOrder.com

Leopold Wilhelm of Austria - Hochmeister of the Teutonic Order.
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Leopold Wilhelm of Austria - Hochmeister of the Teutonic Order.

Teutonic Order - Investitur der Familiarenballei Deutschland.
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Teutonic Order - Investitur der Familiarenballei Deutschland.

Johann Caspar von Ampringen - Hochmeister of the Teutonic Order.
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Johann Caspar von Ampringen - Hochmeister of the Teutonic Order.

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Teutonic Order - Sub Commandery Of New Jersey
Trenton, NJ

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