The Militia Templi Sword, often referred to as the Knight’s Templar Arming Sword, is a historically inspired weapon rooted in the tradition and symbolism of the Knights Templar—a medieval Christian military order active during the Crusades.
General Features
Type: Arming Sword (also known as a knightly sword)
Era: 12th–14th centuries
Typical Use: Sidearm of a knight; used with a shield or buckler
Style: Oakeshott Type XII or XIII, which were commonly used during the Crusades.
Historical Context
The Knights Templar used arming swords as part of their battlefield and ceremonial gear.
These swords were crucial in close combat and carried by most knights as their primary sidearm.
While real medieval swords varied in style, modern "Templar" swords often blend historical features with symbolic ornamentation.
