Robert the Bruce and the Knights Templar
Robert the Bruce and the Knights Templar
Follow @KnightsTempOrgThe tale of the Templars, their disappearance and possible hiding location – in Scotland.
Robert Ferguson, an American lawyer, says a new “statistical analysis” shows that a significant number of Templars arrived in Scotland from other parts of Europe and that they tipped the balance in Bruce’s favour at Bannockburn.
Ferguson claims, citing a statistician he hired for his research, that at least 29 battle-hardened knights and sergeants would have ended up in Scotland, based on 335 avoiding capture, and that they influenced Bruce’s tactics. And he argues that the real figure could even be as high as 48.
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