Военно-монашеские ордена

Военно-монашеские ордена

Тамплиеры, госпитальеры, тевтонцы, меченосцы и пр.

Тема создана: 02 января 2007, 22:20 · Автор: INDIGO

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ШиП

Форумчанин

Дата: 06 сентября 2020, 09:12

Здесь выкладываются реконструкции и иллюстрации, изображающие воинов Орденов Храма, Святого Иоанна, Сантьяго, Калатрава, Алькантара, Меченосцев, Святого Гроба Господня, Святого Лазаря, Тевтонского, Добринского и прочих орденов, периода с XI до конца XV веков, их оружие, воинские традиции и быт.

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sergej

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Дата: 19 октября 2011, 14:32

Как говорится, раз пошла такая пьянка, режь последний огурец! Тевтонский орден Ледового побоища:

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1. Великий магистр.
2. This form the helmet of this knight comes from illustrations of the the so-called Crusader Bible, probably originated in France around in 1245. The elaborate helmet ornament was probably not worn in combat.
3. Top right: The “Brothers of the Knighthood of Christ of Livonia” under the name “Sword Brothers”. The name refers to his white tunic with the red sword cross.
Middle left: In 1228 to protect the Bishopric of Culm from pagans, at the initiative of the Polish Duke Konrad of Masovia, the knight-monks became the Order of the “Brothers of the Knights Service of Christ in Prussia”, in short, “Brothers of Dobrin”. Konrad created the order especially because that Teutonic knights did not want to help him in the fight against the Prussians. But only a handful of knights from the Reich put on his white coat with the red sword and star. The brothers could never bring more than 35 knights and about 165 armed men into the field. In 1235, most Dobrins joined the Teutonic Order, the rest fell a little later battle.
Bottom right: This Crusader has strapped his boots with metal cleats to help moving over ice.
4. The Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, Gerhard von Malberg, resided in 1242 in the Holy Land. At this time the Brothers are arguing about whether the Order itself to focus on their own state or Outremer. Gerhard wears here another plate skirt of metal plates over his chain mail, which added to it his protection. The horse protective blanket was made of chain mesh which was a novelty in the middle of the 13th century.
5. Hermann von Dorpat’s army consists to a large extent of warriors that were not subject to the Teutonic Order, like this rider from Dorpat (Derpt). He has a Pot helmet, and his horse is protected by a quilted blanket.
6. Only a small part of the Teutonic infantry is so well-armed like this spearman. In addition to the heavy chain mail, he wears a helmet with a mask visor, which is increasingly replaced by the pot helmet at this time. This foot soldier has a falchion, a single-edged sword that (presumably) was used by the infantry.

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