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It is famed for having served as the base of power for the [[Knights Hospitalier|Knights Hospitaller]] for a several centuries before it was conquered by the [[Ottoman Empire]] under [[Suleiman I|Suleiman the Magnificent]]
It is famed for having served as the base of power for the [[Knights Hospitalier|Knights Hospitaller]] for a several centuries before it was conquered by the [[Ottoman Empire]] under [[Suleiman I|Suleiman the Magnificent]]
== Unlocking Rhodes City ==
The original unlocking for [[Mediterranean Defense]] is done by playing all Rhodes maps in multiplayer, but since the multiplayer is no longer working the only way to access this content is by [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2696270074 replacing the data file].


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 11:34, 5 August 2022

The Knight's Hospital on Rhodes.

Rhodes is a city on the island of Rhodes in Greece.

It is famed for having served as the base of power for the Knights Hospitaller for a several centuries before it was conquered by the Ottoman Empire under Suleiman the Magnificent

History

During the early 16th century, it was the base of the Knights Hospitaller, a chivalric order closely aligned with the Templars. As a result, the island also doubled as a Templar stronghold, and at least one Templar, the deacon Cyril, hailed from the island. The city was a focal point in the Assassin-Templar War and one of many cities in the Mediterranean Sea that the two factions vied control over.[1]

In 1511, Hospitallers captured a number of Assassins and imprisoned them in their Palace of the Grand Master, prompting a rescue mission by the Assassin Mentor Ezio Auditore da Firenze who sent a team of Ottoman Assassins from Constantinople. While the Assassins were successful in retrieving their comrades, the Hospitallers reacted by slaying the Master Assassin Castor. A full-fledged Assassin assault followed that saw the destruction of the Hospitaller stronghold and the establishment of an Assassin Guild on the island.[1]

In spite of this, the Rhodes continued to be the sovereign territory of the Knights Hospitaller until 1522. That year, a massive invasion by the Sultan Suleiman I of the Ottoman Empire, an Assassin ally, definitively ousted the Hospitallers from the island, sparking a centuries-long feud between the Ottomans and Hospitallers.[2]

Economy

During the 5th century BCE, the figs produced in Rhodes were considered a delicacy available to wealthy citizens in places like Athens.[3]

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