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	The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]. It was responsible for the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]' apparent destruction, toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].		The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] that operated in the 13th century.

			Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]. It was responsible for the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]' apparent destruction, toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].

	==History==		==History==
	Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="Ch 21"/>		Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="Ch 21"/>

	In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshig, were ~~also~~ for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.<ref name="Ch 21"/>		In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshig, were for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.<ref name="Ch 21"/>

	Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>		Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>
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	Within a week of the [[Fall of Masyaf]], the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[merchant]]s entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood, and brought it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC"/>		Within a week of the [[Fall of Masyaf]], the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[merchant]]s entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood, and brought it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC"/>

	During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="Ch 1">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 1</ref> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC"/> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]].<ref name="Ch 5">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 5</ref> Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was ~~assassinated~~ by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="Ch 9"/><ref name="Ch 12">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 12</ref>		During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="Ch 1">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 1</ref> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC"/> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]].<ref name="Ch 5">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 5</ref> Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was killed by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="Ch 9"/><ref name="Ch 12">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 12</ref>

	Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial.<ref name="Ch 12"/> During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. Admiring his skills and resilience, he invited Bayan to join the ranks of both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, and the latter accepted.<ref name="Ch 21"/>		Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial.<ref name="Ch 12"/> During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. Admiring his skills and resilience, he invited Bayan to join the ranks of both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, and the latter accepted.<ref name="Ch 21"/>
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]] – ~~[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan\|~~Tomb of the Khan]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''

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	The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]. It was responsible for the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]' apparent destruction, toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].		The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]. It was responsible for the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]' apparent destruction, toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].

	==History==		==History==
	Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="~~TotK~~"~~>''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' — {{Cite\|28 Sept 2025}}<~~/~~ref~~>		Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="Ch 21"/>

	In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshig, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.<ref name="~~TotK~~"/>		In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshig, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.<ref name="Ch 21"/>

	Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>		Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>
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	Within a week of the [[Fall of Masyaf]], the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[merchant]]s entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood, and brought it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC"/>		Within a week of the [[Fall of Masyaf]], the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[merchant]]s entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood, and brought it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC"/>

	During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="~~TotK~~"/> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC"/> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="~~TotK~~"/>		During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="Ch 1">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 1</ref> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC"/> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]].<ref name="Ch 5">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 5</ref> Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="Ch 9"/><ref name="Ch 12">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 12</ref>

	Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial. During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. Admiring his skills and resilience, he invited Bayan to join the ranks of both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, and the latter accepted.<ref name="~~TotK~~"/>		Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial.<ref name="Ch 12"/> During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. Admiring his skills and resilience, he invited Bayan to join the ranks of both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, and the latter accepted.<ref name="Ch 21"/>

	==Members==		==Members==

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	The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]. It was responsible for the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]' apparent destruction, toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].		The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]. It was responsible for the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]' apparent destruction, toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].

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	The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]].		\|headquarters=
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	It was responsible for ~~the apparent destruction of~~ the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine ~~Brotherhood]] of [[~~Assassins]], toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].		\|parent=[[Templars]]
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			\|active=1241<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan\|Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter Twenty-One</ref> – at least 1259<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 9</ref>
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			The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]. It was responsible for the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassins]]' apparent destruction, toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].

	==History==		==History==
	Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="TotK">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>		Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="TotK">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' — {{Cite\|28 Sept 2025}}</ref>

	In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshig, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.<ref name="TotK"/>		In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshig, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.<ref name="TotK"/>
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	Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>		Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>

	Within a week of the [[Fall of Masyaf]], the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[merchant]]s entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood, and brought it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC" />		Within a week of the [[Fall of Masyaf]], the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[merchant]]s entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood, and brought it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC"/>

	During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="TotK" /> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC" /> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="TotK" />		During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="TotK"/> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC"/> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="TotK"/>

	Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial. During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. Admiring his skills and resilience, he invited Bayan to join the ranks of both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, and the latter accepted.<ref name="TotK" />		Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial. During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. Admiring his skills and resilience, he invited Bayan to join the ranks of both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, and the latter accepted.<ref name="TotK"/>

	==Members==		==Members==
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan\|Tomb of the Khan]]''

	==References==		==References==

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	During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="TotK" /> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC" /> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="TotK" />		During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="TotK" /> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC" /> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="TotK" />

	Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial. During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. He invited ~~him~~ to join both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, ~~an offer Bayan~~ accepted.<ref name="TotK" />		Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial. During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. Admiring his skills and resilience, he invited Bayan to join the ranks of both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, and the latter accepted.<ref name="TotK" />

	==Members==		==Members==

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	\|founder =[[Möngke Khan]]		\|founder =[[Möngke Khan]]
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	\|locations = {{Wiki\|Karakorum}}		\|locations = {{Wiki\|Karakorum}}
	\|related = [[Templars]]<br>[[Mongol Empire]]		\|related = [[Templars]]<br>[[Mongol Empire]]
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	}}		}}
	The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]] including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]s.		The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]], including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]].

	It was responsible for the apparent destruction of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].		It was responsible for the apparent destruction of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].

	==History==		==History==
	Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="~~Tomb of the Khan~~">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>		Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="TotK">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>

	In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the ~~Kheshigs~~, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.		In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshig, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.<ref name="TotK"/>

	Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>		Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>

	Within a week of the Fall of Masyaf, the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[~~merchants~~]] entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood and ~~take~~ it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC" />		Within a week of the [[Fall of Masyaf]], the Mongols ambushed [[Niccolò Polo\|Niccolò]] and [[Maffeo Polo]], the [[Venice\|Venetian]] [[merchant]]s entrusted to the Assassins' legacy by the [[Mentor]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]. Though they failed to kill them, they managed to seize [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Altaïr's Codex]], containing invaluable information for the Assassin Brotherhood, and brought it back to [[Mongolia]], where it would eventually fall into the hands of Möngke's successor, [[Kublai Khan]].<ref name="TSC" />

	During ~~that~~ period, Möngke Khan personally led an invasion of [[China]],<ref name="~~Tomb of the Khan~~" /> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC" /> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="~~Tomb of the Khan~~" />		During this period, Möngke Khan personally led an [[Mongol conquest of China\|invasion]] of [[China]],<ref name="TotK" /> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC" /> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="TotK" />

	Following Möngke's death, his son, Asutai, ~~recruited~~ a ~~skilled commander~~, [[Bayan]], both ~~as a~~ Kheshig and ~~a member of~~ the Templar Order.<ref name="~~Tomb of the Khan~~" />		Following Möngke's death, his son Asutai decided to lie to the Mongol troops that their Great Khan had died from an illness, and brought his father's body to [[Burkhan Khaldun]] for a proper burial. During the journey back to Mongolia, Asutai spoke to one of the commanders, [[Bayan]], who had impressed him by pursuing and injuring Zhang Zhi following Möngke's assassination. He invited him to join both the Kheshig and the Templar Order, an offer Bayan accepted.<ref name="TotK" />

	==Members==		==Members==
	*[[Möngke Khan]]		*[[Möngke Khan]] {{c\|founder}}
	*[[Asutai]]		*[[Asutai]]
	*[[Bayan]]		*[[Bayan]]

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	The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]] including the imperial guard of the ~~{{wiki\|~~Kheshig}}s.		The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]] including the imperial guard of the [[Kheshig]]s.

	It was responsible for the apparent destruction of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].		It was responsible for the apparent destruction of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].

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	The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]] including the imperial guard of the {{wiki\|~~Keshig\|Keshigs~~}}.		The '''Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order''' was one of the autonomous factions of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Founded under [[Möngke Khan]], the branch comprised many of the elite members of the [[Mongol Empire]] including the imperial guard of the {{wiki\|Kheshig}}s.

	It was responsible for the apparent destruction of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].		It was responsible for the apparent destruction of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], toppling key bases such as [[Alamut]] and [[Masyaf]], though in reality the Brotherhood had merely feigned defeat in order to disband across the [[Earth\|globe]].
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	Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>		Following the [[Battle of Legnica]] in 1241, a captured Templar knight was brought to the court of the Mongol prince [[Möngke Khan\|Möngke]]. The young soldier taught the Templar ideals to Möngke and recruited the Mongol warlord into the Order. Some years later, Möngke inducted at least one of his children, [[Asutai]], into the Order.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>

	In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the ~~Keshigs~~, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.		In 1251, Möngke became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire thanks to a prong of the [[Trident of Eden]] which was in his possession. Under Möngke's rule, the imperial guard, the Kheshigs, were also for the most part recruited into the Templar Order.

	Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>		Under Möngke Khan, the Mongols continued the expansion of the empire. Determined to exterminate the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], Möngke sent armies to assault their base of [[Alamut]] in [[Persia]] and their citadels among the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in 1257. That year, [[Masyaf]] fell to the Mongols, and the order seemed to have been finally destroyed. In truth, the Assassins had merely disbanded to extend their organization across the world.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>
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	During that period, Möngke Khan personally led an invasion of [[China]],<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" /> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC" /> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />		During that period, Möngke Khan personally led an invasion of [[China]],<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" /> a continuation of his father's ambition.<ref name="TSC" /> Despite his precipitous success, his advance was suddenly stopped at [[Diaoyu Castle]] in 1259 by the [[Song dynasty\|Song]] army, thanks in part to the sacrifice of a [[Zhang Zhi's father\|Chinese Assassin]]. Later that year, while Möngke's forces were still camped outside the stronghold, the Great Khan was assassinated by the [[Assassin apprentices\|Assassin apprentice]] [[Zhang Zhi]], the daughter of the Assassin responsible for his prior defeat.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />

	Following Möngke's death, his son, Asutai, recruited a skilled commander, [[Bayan]], both as a ~~Keshig~~ and a member of the Templar Order.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />		Following Möngke's death, his son, Asutai, recruited a skilled commander, [[Bayan]], both as a Kheshig and a member of the Templar Order.<ref name="Tomb of the Khan" />

	==Members==		==Members==