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	'''Guillaume de Nogaret''' (c. 1260 – 1313) was a [[France\|French]] jurist who became the councillor and keeper of the seal to King [[Philip IV of France]], ~~and~~ one of the [[Mentor]]s of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].		'''Guillaume de Nogaret''' (c. 1260 – 1313) was a [[France\|French]] jurist who became the councillor and keeper of the seal to King [[Philip IV of France]]. He was also, secretly, one of the [[Mentor]]s of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].

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	Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.<ref name="AncestralVengeance"/>		Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.<ref name="AncestralVengeance"/>

	During the [[French Revolution]], de Nogaret's ~~descendant~~, [[Paul Teragon]], used a reversible anagram of the family name to hide his identity from those who would potentially seek vengeance for the Templars against his family. When his friend, [[Bertrand Grimany]], a descendant of Marigny also using a false name, revealed his own ancestry to a [[Paris]]ian newspaper, both he and Teragon were murdered by [[Anne de Molay]], a descendant of Jacques de Molay.<ref name="AncestralVengeance" />		De Nogaret died in [[Paris]] in 1313,<ref>{{WP\|Guillaume de Nogarate}}</ref> and was succeeded as Mentor of the French Brotherhood by the [[Master Assassin]] [[Thomas de Carneillon]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – [[Database: Thomas de Carneillon]]</ref>

			===Legacy===
			During the [[French Revolution]], one of de Nogaret's distant descendants, [[Paul Teragon]], used a reversible anagram of the family name to hide his identity from those who would potentially seek vengeance for the Templars against his family. When his friend, [[Bertrand Grimany]], a descendant of Marigny also using a false name, revealed his own ancestry to a [[Paris]]ian newspaper, both he and Teragon were murdered by [[Anne de Molay]], a descendant of Jacques de Molay.<ref name="AncestralVengeance" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the [[Persecution of the Templars\|fall]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307.<ref name="AncestralVengeance">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Ancestral Vengeance]]</ref> His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him.<ref>{{WP\|Pope Benedict XI}}</ref> Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]].<ref ~~name="AncestralVengeance"~~/>		De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the [[Persecution of the Templars\|fall]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307.<ref name="AncestralVengeance">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Ancestral Vengeance]]</ref> His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him.<ref>{{WP\|Pope Benedict XI}}</ref> Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – [[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]</ref> to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – [[Database: Persecution of the Templars under Philip the Fair]]</ref>

	Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.<ref name="AncestralVengeance"/>		Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.<ref name="AncestralVengeance"/>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the fall of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307. His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him. Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]].<ref name="~~Ancestral Vengeance~~"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Ancestral Vengeance]]<~~/~~ref~~>		De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the [[Persecution of the Templars\|fall]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307.<ref name="AncestralVengeance">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Ancestral Vengeance]]</ref> His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him.<ref>{{WP\|Pope Benedict XI}}</ref> Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]].<ref name="AncestralVengeance"/>

	Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.<ref name="~~Ancestral Vengeance~~" />		Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.<ref name="AncestralVengeance"/>

	During the [[French Revolution]], de Nogaret's descendant, [[Paul Teragon]], used a reversible anagram of the family name to hide his identity from those who would potentially seek vengeance for the Templars against his family. When his friend, [[Bertrand Grimany]], a descendant of Marigny also using a false name, revealed his own ancestry to a [[Paris]]ian newspaper, both he and Teragon were murdered by [[Anne de Molay]], a descendant of Jacques de Molay.<ref name="~~Ancestral Vengeance~~" />		During the [[French Revolution]], de Nogaret's descendant, [[Paul Teragon]], used a reversible anagram of the family name to hide his identity from those who would potentially seek vengeance for the Templars against his family. When his friend, [[Bertrand Grimany]], a descendant of Marigny also using a false name, revealed his own ancestry to a [[Paris]]ian newspaper, both he and Teragon were murdered by [[Anne de Molay]], a descendant of Jacques de Molay.<ref name="AncestralVengeance" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Guillaume de Nogaret''' (~~1265~~ – ~~11 April~~ 1313) was a [[France\|French]] jurist who became the councillor and keeper of the seal to King [[Philip IV of France]], and one of the [[Mentor]]s of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].		{{Character Infobox
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			'''Guillaume de Nogaret''' (c. 1260 – 1313) was a [[France\|French]] jurist who became the councillor and keeper of the seal to King [[Philip IV of France]], and one of the [[Mentor]]s of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the fall of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307. His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him. Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]].		De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the fall of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307. His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him. Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]].<ref name="Ancestral Vengeance">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Ancestral Vengeance]]</ref>

	Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.		Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.<ref name="Ancestral Vengeance" />

	During the [[French Revolution]], de Nogaret's descendant, [[Paul Teragon]], used a reversible anagram of the family name to hide his identity from those who would potentially seek vengeance for the Templars against his family. When his friend, [[Bertrand Grimany]], a descendant of Marigny also using a false name, revealed his own ancestry to a [[Paris]]ian newspaper, both he and Teragon were murdered by [[Anne de Molay]], a descendant of Jacques de Molay.		During the [[French Revolution]], de Nogaret's descendant, [[Paul Teragon]], used a reversible anagram of the family name to hide his identity from those who would potentially seek vengeance for the Templars against his family. When his friend, [[Bertrand Grimany]], a descendant of Marigny also using a false name, revealed his own ancestry to a [[Paris]]ian newspaper, both he and Teragon were murdered by [[Anne de Molay]], a descendant of Jacques de Molay.<ref name="Ancestral Vengeance" />

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the fall of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307. His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him. Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]]		De Nogaret was the mastermind behind the fall of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1307. His plans came into fruition after fatally poisoning Pope [[Benedict XI]], his personal rival, who had excommunicated him. Benedict was replaced by [[Clement V]], who unknowingly served the Assassins. De Nogaret also managed to convince King Philip to brand the Templars as heretics and arrest their [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]], [[Jacques de Molay]].

	Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.		Along with [[William of Paris]] and [[Philippe de Marigny]], de Nogaret tortured de Molay and forced a confession to heresy out of him. The Templar and several of his closest men were subsequently burned at the stake, which marked the public disbanding of the Order, driving the Templars into becoming a clandestine organization once again, operating in secrecy.