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Discovered the Templars
a treasure in Jerusalem?

They took it to Europe
and became more powerful than the pope himself?

When the French King
confiscated their assets-

- no tax was found. Where took
That way and where is it today?

There is no doubt that
The Templars had a great treasure.

The question is who took it.

There are many who believe that
they found the federal sheets.

They might find a menorah
or pagan documents-

-and alternative testaments.

I think it's quite possible-

that the temple riders hid
has remained hidden.

This is the plan drawing
by Rosslyn Chapel.

In its crypt is the Federal Reserve
and the most sacred.

It's a Graal-wiser.
If you attach a string in it-

- and lets it hang down,
can it show the way to Graalen.

Many claim
that Tutanchamon's grave-

- is the most famous treasure
which has been found.

I think we have something
more valuable on Oak Island.

For thousands of years, Jerusalem has been
a city characterized by power and chaos.

Even today it is a melting pot of
religions and beliefs.

When the man they call
for the Messiah lived-

- was the heart of the city
Jerusalem Temple.

There, Solomon's treasure was preserved
and maybe even the Federal Reserve.

The temple had been robbed twice
and rebuilt.

70 AD invaded the Romans
under the direction of General Titus.

They burned the city to the ground
and robbed all they came across.

Titus arch in Rome clearly shows
how the army proudly carries out -

-healthy Jewish objects from the city -

- including Menoran,
the sifted candelabra.

What makes this treasure so special?

The Temple priests feared that
a brutal attack would take place-

- so they hid the treasure
underground map space.

We know that thanks to Kopparrullen-

- found among
The 19th century death row rolls

- for the priests described
what they had hidden and where.

Rinse for 1000 years in time
to 1119-

- then a group of French nobility
arrived in Jerusalem.

We know them today
like the Templars-

- and many think they came here
to find the hidden treasure.

What did the temple gentlemen do?
in Jerusalem?

Lord of the Templars
was to protect the pilgrims-

- but in reality
did they do anything else.

They spent the first eight years
digging out Solomon's grave-

- and the stable that was built
under the temple.

They laid a lot of time digging.

So you claim their mission
was to protect the pilgrims-

- but that they really
did anything else?

They seem to have had a baking tanks.

Did they search for the treasure?

They were even more interested
of knowledge than money.

Fixed if they were looking for
Förbundsarken-

-What many armies did-

- when its power was said to be possible
defeat enemies-

Could it have been a motive.

Although there is no evidence
that it was their goal.

One thing they may have looked for-

- is it semi-legendary
Longinus spear.

A weapon that could be said
defeat all enemies.

In the Christian version, it was said-

- be spoken as centurian
had used-

- to tip Christ in the side
during the crucifixion.

It was an object
with enormously symbolic value-

so they dug, chased and searched for it.

They were also looking for
Solomon's wealth-

- believed to be hidden
under the temple.

There are stories of winners
which led from the temple-

- out to this house
which later became the temple treasure-

- but originally believed
have been Solomon's treasure.

But the big question is about
The Templars found it?

I met an Israeli
archaeologist like for two years -

- has been looking for temple treasure
under Jerusalem.

Dr Shimon Gibson
think it's possible -

- the high priests buried
their holiest objects -

- and that the Templars came
to find them 1000 years later.

It is correct logical in mind
that the Babylonians-

- stood and hammered
the doors of the city.

They would come in to rob,
rape and destroy

- so all valuables were hidden
underground places in Jerusalem.

How to hide things.

If you had a lot of money
or a tax-

- Did you hide them?
in an underground location.

Is it likely that
may be a tax-

- right below us
where we sit and talk?

Everything is possible in Jerusalem.

Bargains are made all the time
excavations in Jerusalem.

A colleague to me dug at
Temple Mount a few years ago-

- and she found a high gold coin
from year 613.

I could see in her eyes
how excited she was.

She is a researcher
who works with archeology-

and everything should be of interest.

But her eyes sparkled
when she told me-

- about these beautiful gold coins
from 613.

If the temple gentlemen found
a treasure here in Jerusalem ...

- A big "about".
- Yes.

Of course they became very rich,
but what happened to the tax then?

I do not know. It's a big one
rose from Jerusalem-

- for the temple ministers activities
in Europe.

All I can say is
that they became very rich.

They controlled the Temple Mount
when they were in Jerusalem.

I guess if they
thought reconstruction

- and bring back the Temple Mount
to their former glory days-

-to renovate the temple of Salomo

- they also searched
after hidden treasures there.

So it is possible for the Templars
traveled to Jerusalem -

-to find the hidden treasure.

But did they succeed?

We know when they left Jerusalem
and returned to Europe -

- the words were extremely wealthy
and powerful.

No matter what they found in Jerusalem -

- they became, according to a former source,
mightier than the pope.

An enviable,
but also dangerous position.

They returned to Europe
and became all the more powerful.

They increased in number
and gained more power.

They were arrogant and rich.

Can the temple knights
Have discovered a tax card?

Could it be that simple?

We know that such one existed,
namely copper roll.

It listed all gold and silver-

- Hidden in Jerusalem
to avoid robberies.

If they found the roll,
explains the wealth of the word.

They were armed knights
who were very good at

to take care of people's money

They also used to lend money,
which eventually became their case.

The French King
owed them big sums.

He was pank and took the chance
to confiscate their wealth.

They were the largest institution
in the medieval Europe-

- besides the church itself
and they owned a lot of land.

They were widely used in society.

They were very powerful for 200 years-

Then they met suddenly
and dramatic downfall.

The Templars grew
in power and wealth.

Even their enemies did it,
like the French king.

He desperately wanted to leave the nightmare
on their treasures from Jerusalem.

In the end, King Filip IV made
a preventive feature -

- by grabbing all temple gentlemen
and confiscate their property.

The day was remembered
as a shame day -

Friday, 13th, 1307.

Here's how we feel afterwards
to the fate of the temple gentlemen.

Filip Le Bel or Filip IV
ordered order -

- that all temple rulers
would be attacked at the same time.

Filip was not stupid.
He was neither a hero nor fool.

If the attack failed,
should the Templars be avenged.

They were not to play with.
Should you attack the Templars-

- then you had to kill them
or be killed by yourself.

This scenario
was in a sense

- a strange historical parallel
to what happened-

- in the temple of Jerusalem
when the Romans attacked.

They were noble, strong
and brave men.

And they were determined
that regardless of their own destiny-

- after the treacherous attack
by Filip's late-skinned-

- would not they
let him get the treasure.

Some of their most brave men-

- fought against them
supernatural enemies-

- while the others fled
with the money.

Nothing would fall
in Philip's hands.

Finally, at dawn on
Friday, 13th, 1307 -

- stormed hundreds of the king's
troops headquarters in Paris -

- and other brackets
around France.

The goal was to seize all temple-
gentlemen and confiscate their taxes -

as they had hidden under the ground.

Imagine the scenario:
It's just lightnight-

Friday, October 13, 1307.

Philip's late shells
and all their men fight.

The respected temple gentlemen,
so they brought a large number of men.

And the commander of the temple lords-

fell one by one.

The king's soldiers thought enough:
"Here is the castle of the temple gentlemen."

"We have swearing over the walls
and killed the opponents. "

"Now we will find
precious treasures. "

"If there is anything our master Philip
Le Bel will thank us for -

- and reward us for
is that the big treasure. "

A great strength of the king's men
swept into the headquarters of Paris -

- where they encountered a smaller,
but hard-wearing resistance.

The battle lasted for several hours
before the Templars were defeated -

- and the French troops reached
finally the underground basement.

Here was the headquarters once.
Now it's a subway station.

When the king's men stormed the fort
the basement vault was empty.

They had been preserved
and once moved the treasure.

The question is where did it go?

Just before the king's men
stormed the headquarters of Paris-

-had Major Gérard de Viliers-

-precis managed to fly.

He brought 50 horses
and 18 ships.

That's quite a lot for a man-

- so probably he took with him
the treasure to a new secret place.

The French King must have
been looking for something special.

Yes, there is no doubt that
The Templars had a great tax-

- which consisted of different
valuable items.

There is no doubt either
that most of the tax disappeared.

The question is where it went
and who took it?

The one who was responsible for the temple
in Paris, Gérard de Viliers, -

- was also the temple master
with highest rank that managed to fly.

You must not be a detective
to guess who took it.

The question is only where it went.

ROCHELLES HAMN

The Templars had
a big fleet in La Rochelle -

-the west coast of France.

It is possible that the horses and
the trolleys flew to this port -

- and sailed away before
The king's troops take him to them.

Where the fleet sails is one of
the greatest mystery of the temple lords.

Some historians think they sailed
to North America and Canada -

- while others think they
traveled to eastern Scotland -

- where they went ashore
near Edinburgh.

The historian and author Andrew
Sinclair of the Eight Saint Claire -

- think that the tax was brought to
Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland.

He claims that pictures of the sheets
lying in the chapel's crypt -

- can be seen in a 14th century document
called "Kirkwall Roll" -

- as he found in a masonry log
on the Isle of Orkney.

What are we seeing here, Andrew?

This is the Rosslyn Chapel
and in the crypt lies-

- The Federal Reserve
and the most sacred burial.

It is very clear.

You see two priests
which carries the Federal Reserve.

And we see two other priests
worship the golden calf.

These are temple hero maps
from the seventh crusade-

- and they are full of Jewish symbols
from the Old Testament.

In the middle you see
remarkably enough-

- Freemasonry symbols
and gnostic symbols.

We see two winged keruber
who guard the most holy ones.

Below them we see
another Freemason symbol.

The black and white floor
as were the Templars' flag.

It is a treasure map that says that
There are holy treasures in Rosslyn.

It is full of
temple symbols.

And it has two crusade maps on
the pages, which is proof enough for me.

So what we see here is a proof
on the Templars' treasures?

Yes it is true.

There is also evidence that
The Templars were Freemasons.

So is the Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland
the key to this treasure?

We know that the chapel was built in 1446
by Sir William Sinclair-

- whose family had strong ties
to the temple army.

It is said to have been built to house
relics from the Holy Land.

The chapel is famous for its
secretive roasts.

It is also said that the plan drawing-

-like Solomon's temple in Jerusalem-

- which is a good reason
for an exciting mystery.

Late the movie When the Vinci code came out -

- who gave the Rosslyn Chapel
a central role in the mystery -

- have you had problems with tax-
hunters who want to dig up the waves.

Ian Gardner's job is to deter
all wannabe-Robert Langdons -

- and is the right one
to answer our questions.

The temple lords are lost
treasure buried in the Rosslyn Chapel?

There are sins and theories,
but no evidence.

So our opinion at the moment is that
there is no tax here.

What do you think is under the chapel?

It is hard to say.
We have no definite answer.

There is evidence
which gives us clues.

Sir Walter Scott wrote in 1805
about the knights-

The Sinclair Knights and that
they were buried in the crypt.

"He wrote about 20 barons.

Walter Scott visited frequently
this area-

- so he may have seen
Knights have been buried here.

It may happen that the Sinclair knights
is buried here. We do not know.

If there are knights down there,
do they have descendants.

If it is their last resting place-

- Are their families not willing to
start digging and investigating the matter.

If it's a burial place,
should you let them rest in peace.

But there is a connection between
Temple Lords and Rosslyn.

Some things point to it.

Some paintings can be erased
to the temple army.

There are stories about that family
Sinclair belonged to the words.

And we are nearby
of the village Temple-

- which is located here in Midlothian.

It was the Templars' base
in Scotland.

There are therefore clues,
but no evidence-

-This can give us a definite answer.

Many believe the rocks
in the chapel -

- is its true treasure
and its greatest secret.

The local guide Anne McNeil
gives me a tour.

We're leaving here, Jaime.

Here is Rosslyn's most famous part,
pillar "Apprentice Pillar".

It's the famous Rosslyn-
the legend that attracts all visitors.

A spiral-shaped column.

What is it for stone figures?
Are there dragons?

At the bottom we see seven dragons
representing...

Or honors the Saint Claires family
Scandinavian roots-

and Orkneyinga saga.

It thus depicts the family.

The spiral is, according to certain

- a reference to the Freemasons
then it's a spiral staircase-

- as you can often see in their
documents and rankings.

They learn to become a good freemason
by getting up the stairs.

It is one of all interpretations.

Some also think that there are
something hidden inside the pillar itself?

Another famous story has
its roots in the masonry order here.

According to that, the pillar is an exact copy
of a pillar in Solomon's temple-

- and from there all the sins originate
about the Templars and Holy Grail.

The chief architect of the Temple of Solomon
is said to have been Hiram Abif.

He was murdered by some
members of the masonry-

- then he would not reveal
the secret of the stone quake.

The best part usually they are late whispering.

They usually say that the pillar
is not a copy-

- without it being the original player
and that it is hollow.

They believe that the Holy Grail is hidden
in the middle and that we are on duty.

Wait...

So there are stories about that treasure
is buried under the pillar?

Yes, the legend of the Templars.

- And that the grail is in the pillar?
- Some claim it.

Can you see if it's hollow?
Do you know that?

We have ... The chapel has been scanned-

- with heating cameras
and the pillars are made of stone.

- So no grail?
- No.

Do you think the treasure can be
buried under the Rosslyn Chapel?

Rosslyn Chapel is undeniable
a mysterious and interesting place.

When studying its interior
and roasts-

- it seems to be a perfect example
on the mystery of temple worshipers

- because they had a strong one
related to the chapel.

They had loyal followers here
in the form of the Sinclair family.

I think it is most likely to
they considered the place to be safe enough

- to leave at least
a part of the tax on.

What is buried under Rosslyn?
is a hot topic.

It's no mystery anymore,
because you know what's down there.

The fact that we have not heard anything
suggests two things.

Either it is so heretic and
controversial that it must be hidden-

- or it's an artifact
which should not be in Scotland.

Like Minoran.
It would be reimbursed immediately.

If it were something dramatic
as the Federal

- could it trigger
next world war.

So for good reasons you keep quiet.

- So what's beneath us?
- That is a good question.

Above our heads we have something
which is called a keystone.

It hangs right above us up there.

We usually call it cold
for the Graal visor.

Can it show where the grail is hidden
if you hang a string in it?

- Either way, we stand on it.
- Is the grail below us?

- We really do not know.
- Okay.

- Do we know what is buried?
- No.

We have scanned the site several times-

- and received indications that
There is metal down there.

Maybe it's the knights
by Saint Claire?

But we are not 100 percent safe.

So there may be temple worshipers
buried under us?

Yes maybe.

Can we not just do an excavation
under the chapel?

Unfortunately not,
but there are secrets here.

We know that Mary of Guise,
who was married to King James V-

- and mother of Maria,
the queen's queen-

- wrote a secretive letter
to William St Claire 1546.

She thanked Rosslyns
hemligheter-

- and promised not
tell them to someone.

We do not know what secrets
which was meant.

We do not know the answer now, but I
believe that in the next 500 years-

- Will people search the answers
on the mysteries here.

It keeps the tension
and the myth alive.

PICTURES FOUND ANDREW SINCLAIR

So what's hidden
the secretive chapel?

In the 1990s, armed with
his 14th-century treasure map -

- Andrew Sinclair made a
laser scanning under Rosslyn's floor.

Although the results were mixed -

- They showed that there is a deeper
cry under the church than you thought.

We got two nights at us
and scanned the entire floor-

- With equipment like people
uses to find oil.

We knew there were
crypt sub-

- but the pictures seemed to show
that the cries were put together.

I knew one of the side cryptes-

so we dug on the page.

There were steps
which led down to the crypts.

There were three chests down there
and a medieval wooden bowl-

which I called for the Grail.

It looked like the Grail,
but may have been a plate.

There was a sidewall
as I did not get past.

At a later moment
we used an endoscope.

We drilled a hole
and brought in a camera in the cryptan-

-but the earth gave way-

and that was the end of the endoscope.

I did not get through and we
Will not try again.

I'm pretty sure some
of the Templars' tax-

- is down there
and probably the Grail.

When Rosslyn was in
in Then Vinci Code -

- the remote chapel was set
on the tourist map.

Unfortunately, that means tens of thousands
Visitors come every year -

- to find the secret archives
or Mary Magdalene's grave.

What's the movie Dan Vinci code
impacted on the Rosslyn Chapel?

It opened the chapel
for the whole world.

In 2006, our number of visitors-

-from 30000 to 176000.

"It's a dramatic increase.
- This was part of the movie, huh?

Yes, Tom Hanks stays here in the stairs

- and looking for the last clue
which was a six-pointed star.

We had none, so Hollywood did
one in wood and put it on the wall.

- Put this?
- Yes.

Hollywood stack
and removed it from the wall.

Where was this circle-

- which we call for
"Hollywood circle".

Some visitors actually become
disappointed when they come down here.

They expect to see the spiral staircase
and the library.

They will come up again
and ask where everything is.

We ask what they are looking for-

- and they point out
that it is included in the book.

They seem to think we have a button
who can enchant everything-

- but we have not.
What we see is what we have.

Then they say they understand that
We must keep the secret.

So I think they're happy anyway.

You should get a Grail
to make people happy.

We actually sell wooden beakers
in the store.

So a wooden cup in the store is that
nearest we come to the grail?

I was talking to people in Jerusalem-

- and many believe the Templars
took a treasure.

Do you think it's true?

You can listen to theories
and opinions-

- but it's hard to prove
or disprove them.

One of the things that are
very difficult to prove

-If there was a connection.

There are legends and sayings
which keeps the debate alive-

-and that is most important of all.

As long as you do not know
what's down there-

- Continue the mystery,
but if you find the crypt-

- You either see that they are empty
or there are graves.

It is a more favorable industry
not to open the crypt-

otherwise they have no mystery.

- So that's good for the business?
- Yes.

NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA

There is another theory of where
The Templars Hid Their Treasure -

- and it's on a distant island
in Nova Scotia.

According to the word, temple-
men's naval port in France -

- but instead of
Traveling to Scotland -

- crossed the Atlantic and ended up
on Oak Island in western Canada.

According to legend, they dug
a deep hole of over 30 meters -

- which led to a tunnel system
where they buried their precious treasure.

The treasure was untouched
for hundreds of years -

- until some locals discovered
by chance a vertical shaft 1795.

The kids ran and picked up spades.

They dug three meters and encountered
a lid of extocks.

It dug up soft filling,
but the walls were tough.

It was obvious that there was one
dug hole, not a natural hole.

They dug another three meters
and encountered more extras.

Then they realized that the task
be them superstitious.

In the next 200 years
have countless expeditions -

- tried to find the treasure
Oak Islands pengawruva.

We have been there several times.

Every visit is incredibly exciting-

- because there is no doubt that
there is something hidden down there.

The problem is that those who built it,
probably the Templars, -

- had also dug two water tunnels
which led to the Atlantic.

When the diggers took over the boys-

-In the early 19th century-

-supported them in stock of cork clay.

The kind of clay you use
to waterproof a boat.

Templars
were reputable builders.

Some suspect that they
designed a security system.

It included multiple layers
of exticks -

- and inlet to the sea,
so if you dug too deep -

- the tunnel swam over
and killed everyone in it.

That, in turn, continued
excavations impossible.

The right to make excavations on Oak
Iceland is owned by Dan Blankenship -

- and like many before him,
many of whom lost their lives -

- Is he convinced that one
Buried tax is waiting and waiting.

- Why did you come here?
- That is a good question.

I have never thought about it.

I guess curiosity
was a contributing factor-

- and the dream of getting rich
was a contributing factor.

Even exploration
had a finger in the game.

What do you think is in the mine?

The value of what they left
or hid on the island-

- causes the head to spin
when you think about it.

My personal opinion is-

that it would have Tutanchamon's grave-

- to appear insignificant
in comparison.

Many claim that Tutanchamons
grave is the most famous treasure-

- which has been found, but I think that
Oak Island hides something more valuable.

Pastor Lionel Fanthorpe
have for over 20 years -

- examined the mystery of Oak Island
and believe that Blankenship -

- and other excavators
may be something on the track.

What speeded up
the mystery of the Oak Island-

- was the discovery of
an engraved stone in the shaft.

The strange letters
finally disqualified

- and it said: "12 meters below
millions of pounds are buried. "

When it became known that
a great treasure was there-

-the engraved stone-

- tried countless expeditions
overcome the floods.

According to legend, seven men must die
and the last eck must fall-

When the island gives up its treasure.

Six men have died and the oaks
has long gone

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ACCIDENT PROHIBITED

But the mystery of Oak Island
has got a new turn.

Andrew Gough was contacted
by a professional explorer -

- which claims to have found a grave
of great importance there.

Over the last four years
has he reported to me-

- if they have found one
tunnel system under the Oak Island-

- which are together
with a nearby island.

And in this system one has
found King David's body.

His contact claimed that he
had appeared near the grave -

- and found artifacts
from the temple gentlemen at the bottom.

He also claimed that
There was a big tax there.

A clue to its origin
is one of King David's wives.

There is a very famous wife,
namely, Batseba-

- and interestingly
was she mother to King Solomon?

Here we have an island full of relics,
including King David's body-

- other artifacts
and the mother of Solomon-

- whose tax may be hidden there
It's a fascinating opportunity.

Can the Templars have buried parts
or the whole treasure from Jerusalem -

- under Oak Island, along with
King David and Solomon's mother?

Like many other claims
on major discoveries -

- it's just a scary opportunity
until you have found true evidence.

But what discovery it would be.

There is one last puzzle piece
in this exciting treasure hunt.

It is in an artificial cave
under Royston in Hertfordshire.

There are chalk crayons like
represents Jesus' crucifixion.

They are believed to be created by temple knights
on my way home from the Holy Land.

The cave has an octagonal floor alike
The Holy Sepulcher's Church in Jerusalem.

Then they took, as some believe
bring the treasure -

- not to Nova Scotia
or Scotland, but to England?

The local historian Sylvia
Beamon gives me a tour.

How old do we think the cave is?

It may originate from the Stone Age,
but most roasts-

- was made in the 1100s
and the 13th century.

It is a theory that has been linked
together with the temple gentlemen.

The reason is Baldoc,
which is 15 km away.

It is a market town like
was created by the temple army.

From 1199 to 1254 came temple-
The gentlemen from Baldoc to Royston-

-to conduct marketing.

And the markets were important
crossroads all over England.

The first sign on the cave
Link to the Templars can be seen here.

- You see a cross with a figure on.
- This?

It's a mantra cross which
used by the temple gentlemen.

To the right you will see a symbol.

That is probably
a world map-

- which shows the highest point of the heavens
and the center of the earth.

Up here you see a group,
as many of us think is an army-

- and under the army you see
an upside-down shield.

An upside down shield indicates
that the people it represents are dead.

Here I think the Templars-

- had to be regularly
say 40 sorcerers-

- in memory of their dead brothers
which was or had been in Jerusalem.

The small limestone cave is said
dating from the 13th century -

- and is covered in crusher images
and temple knight -

- including the great champion Jacques de
Molay burned on fire in Paris.

There is also a picture of Jesus,
Maria Magdalena and a little child.

Is it one of those heresies like
The Templars were accused of?

Throne on the bloodline?

Do you think the temple gentlemen
hid a treasure here?

The Templars shipped
jewels and money-

- across the country because
they served as bankers.

They gave us the word "check"
and Royston lay a lot ...

It lay along the itineraries-

- then the jewels and the money
may have come from-

- Dover, Stood, London, Royston
heading to Stanford or York.

This was a good hideaway-

- where you could save money
and jewels overnight.

If the roasting was done
temple gentlemen like Sylvia believe -

- can the octagonal cave
have been used as a meeting place -

- ritual site or maybe as
storage for important taxes.

Important things like holy relics
from Jerusalem.

Whatever the truth, is Royston
hidden cave under the streets-

- a fascinated part
of England's history.

Do you still think so?
Are there any treasures to find, Lionel?

I think Rosslyn
is a likely hideaway-

- and that Sinclair
know what's in there.

Oak Island is the strongest
the candidate of all.

I think it looks
as the work-

-of the organized temple gentlemen.

When they dug the water tunnels
they cried out and said,

"Hope some of Philip's men
come here and look. "

I do not think there are many parts
of the Templars' tax-

-which is missing

I think somebody knows
where everything is.

Some have certainly melted down-

- but many of them are still preserved
and joins a new cup roll.

Someone looks for these relics.
Somewhere, today.

Until the tax is found in
Rosslyn, Oak Island or Royston-

- comes the mystery around the treasure
to pamper those who are looking for it.

It is possible to tax
never found at all.

In that case it is buried here
and waiting to be discovered.

We'll see eachother next time.

Translation: Cecilia Lilja
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