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Commanderies templières de France

A Templar Commandery is a set of buildings that hold both the monastery and the report farm. They are intended to obtain funds to support the action templars in the Holy Land, including the protection of pilgrims on the tomb of Christ in Jerusalem. 
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Commanderies templières de France

Sélection de 8 templar controls sur 109 en France

Commandery of Courval Templars
Commanderie templière
14410 Valdallière

Courval's Commanderie, founded in the 12th century in Valdallière (Normandy), is a former Templar settlement that became a hospital, with a classified Romanesque chapel and a medieval home rebuilt in the 15th century.
Commanderie Saint-Jean du Tâtre
Eglise romane
16360 Le Tâtre

Saint-Jean du Tâtre, former Templar Commandery and then Hospitaller of the 13th and 14th centuries, is located in Le Tâtre in Charente. Its parish church, an ancient Templar chapel, bears witness to its medieval past and its role on the roads of Compostela.
Commandery of Jales
Commanderie templière
07460 Berrias-et-Casteljau

The Commanderie de Jalès, founded in the 12th century in Berrias-et-Casteljau in Ardèche, is an old house forte templière then hospitalier, transformed in the 18th century into a refined residence, combining medieval architecture and Baroque decors.
Former Commandery of Rayssac
Commanderie templière
81990 Albi

The former commandory of Rayssac, built in the 15th and 18th centuries in Albi, is an emblematic hospital monument of Occitanie, marked by its medieval architecture and its temple frescoes.
Commandery of Vaour
Commanderie templière
81140 Vaour

Vaour Commanderie, founded in 1140 in the Tarn, is an ancient Templar fortress located between Albi and Montauban, now classified as a historical monument for its medieval remains and its regional historical role.
Commandery of Joucas
Commanderie templière
84220 Joucas

The Commanderie de Joucas, formerly owned by the Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem, is a medieval monument located in the perched village of Joucas, in Vaucluse, in the heart of the Luberon. Its remains date back to the 12th-XIIIth centuries.
Saulgé Templar Order
Commanderie templière
49320 Brissac Loire Aubance

The Commanderie de Saulgé, former Templar Commanderie du Maine-et-Loire, is located in Luigné, classified as a historical monument since 1969. It bears witness to the medieval heritage of the Pays de la Loire.
Commandery of Notre-Dame-de-la-Boissière
Commanderie templière
28200 Châteaudun

The Commanderie de Notre-Dame-de-la-Boissière is an ancient temple chapel and then a 13th century hospital, located in Châteaudun en Eure-et-Loir, the only vestige of a strategic medieval commanderie.