Hospitaller Knight Tunic
This Hospitaller Tunic is made from medium-weight black cotton. A white velvet cross has been beautifully stitched to the chest and faux leather trims adorn the collar and shoulders. Quartered with splits in the front and back as well as both sides provide room for fighting or riding.
The Order of the Hospital San Juan from Jerusalem has its origins about the year 1070, when a group of Italian merchants constructed a hospital in Jerusalem to attend to the pilgrims.
The Order of the Hospital San Juan from Jerusalem has its origins about the year 1070, when a group of Italian merchants constructed a hospital in Jerusalem to attend to the pilgrims.
When the popularity of the Templar grew, the Hospitallers evolved into warrior monks to provide pilgrims with an armed escort, though they never lost their welfare and charitable functions.
In 1306 they invaded the island of Rhodes and established their headquarters. Later they moved to the island of Malta, where they continued supporting the independence of their state and passed to be known as “The Knights of Malta”.
This Hospitaller Tunic is made from medium-weight black cotton. A white velvet cross has been beautifully stitched to the chest and faux leather trims adorn the collar and shoulders. Quartered with splits in the front and back as well as both sides provide room for fighting or riding.
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