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Spain, old Cross and miniature of the Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem, gilt silver. good condition The loop and hook of the large medal is later. They measure 4x8 and 2x4 cm. Beautiful and rare set. Order of chivalry founded in the holy land, although the monks of San Lázaro already dealt with charitable tasks before the crusades. After the first crusade and capture of Jerusalem in the year 1099, the crusaders (under the command of Godofredo de Bouillón) made it the capital of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem. The monks of San Lázaro offered their services to the new kingdoms. From the year 1115 they formed an independent community among the Eastern Orders. The Knights of Saint Lazarus took part in the Battle of Gaza in 1244, killing all the combatants. Others, of the same Order, fought alongside the Knights Templar, the Hospitallers and the Teutonic Knights, also under Saint Louis, in the disastrous Battle of Mansura (1250) and were also part of Saint Louis's Crusades and expeditions to Syria. (1250 to 1254). They participated in the defense of San Juan de Acre besieged by the soldiers of the sultan of Cairo. In command of the defenders were the Masters of the Orders of the Temple and of San Lázaro. Both chiefs perished in the battle and after a heroic resistance, San Juan de Acre was taken by the Muslims in 1291. Before this happened, the Order of Saint Lazarus recognized by several Pontiffs, including Innocent IV and Paul V, had in the region of Palestine great possessions, but when Sultan Saladin occupied Jerusalem, he expelled them.
The King of France, Louis VII, who had undertaken the Second Crusade, took with him twelve brothers of Saint Lazarus and donated the castle of Boigny to the Order, in which his general command was established, thus the Order spread through numerous cities in France. and by England, Italy, Hungary, Flanders and other European countries like the great priory of Spain. After attempts to merge it with other orders, it continued its charitable and military work, for example against Barbary pirates in the Mediterranean, to this day. (army knight noble nobility warrior religion faith christianity christian holy war emblem badge temple templar shield insignia freemasonry decoration freemason insignia).


—- España, vieja Cruz y miniatura de la Orden Militar y Hospitalaria de San Lázaro de Jerusalén, plata dorada.  Buen estado. El lazo y el enganche de la medalla grande es posterior. Miden, 4x8 y 2x4 cm. Precioso y raro conjunto. Orden de caballería fundada en tierra santa, aunque los monjes de San Lázaro ya se ocupaba de tareas caritativas antes de las cruzadas. Tras la primera cruzada y toma de Jerusalén el año 1099, los cruzados (al mando de Godofredo de Bouillón) la convirtieron en la capital del Reino Cruzado de Jerusalén. Los monjes de San Lázaro ofrecieron sus servicios a los nuevos reinos. A partir del año 1115 formaron una comunidad independiente entre las Órdenes orientales. Los caballeros de San Lázaro tomaron parte en la batalla de Gaza, en 1244, muriendo todos los combatientes. Otros, de la misma Orden, lucharon junto con los caballeros templarios, los hospitalarios y los teutónicos, también bajo san Luis, en la desastrosa batalla de Mansura (1250) y también formaron parte de las Cruzadas de san Luis y en las expediciones a Siria (1250 a 1254). Participaron en la defensa de San Juan de Acre asediada por los soldados del sultán de El Cairo. Al mando de los defensores estaban Los Maestres de las Órdenes del Temple y de San Lázaro. Ambos jefes perecieron en la batalla y después de una heroica resistencia, San Juan de Acre fue tomada por los musulmanes en 1291. Antes de que esto sucediera, la Orden de San Lázaro reconocida por varios Pontífices, entre ellos Inocencio IV y Paulo V, tuvo en la región de Palestina grandes posesiones, pero cuando el sultán Saladino ocupó Jerusalén, los expulsó.
El rey de Francia Luis VII que había emprendido la Segunda Cruzada llevó con él a doce hermanos de San Lázaro y donó a la Orden el castillo de Boigny, en el que se estableció su encomienda general, así la Orden se extendió por numerosas ciudades de Francia y por Inglaterra, Italia, Hungría, Flandes y otros países de Europa cómo el gran priorato de España. Tras intentos de fusionarla con otras órdenes, continuó con su labor caritativa y militar, por ejemplo contra piratas berberiscos en el Mediterráneo, hasta nuestros días. (ejército caballero noble nobleza guerrero religión fe cristianismo cristiano guerra santa emblema distintivo temple templario escudo insignia masonería condecoración masón insignia).

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