Templar leader

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A Templar leader is a member of the Templar Order who heads one of the organization's regional branches, also known as a Templar Rite.

Although the leader of a Templar Rite typically holds the rank of Grand Master, there have been known instances where the leader instead only held the rank of Master Templar, usually because they operated on behalf of another Rite's Grand Master.

By the 21st century, the Grand Masters no longer held the highest rank among the Templar Order. They were instead answerable to the Guardians, who in turn answered to the General of the Cross.

Known Templar leaders

Leaders who are known to also have attained the rank of Grand Master/Grand Magister are marked with an asterisk. (*)

Order of the Ancients

Byzantine Empire

• 
  Isaac
  until 867

China

• 
  Li Linfu
  Golden Turtles
  until 753
• 
  Yang Guozhong
  Golden Turtles
  753 – 756
• 
  An Lushan
  Yeluohe
  755 – 757

Egypt

• 
  Smenkhkare
  1334 BCE
• 
  Flavius Metellus
  until 47 BCE
• 
  Gaius Julius Rufio
  38 BCE

England

• 
  Arthur Pendragon
  5th–6th centuries
• 
  Æthelwulf, King of Wessex*
  until 858
• 
  Æthelred I, King of Wessex*
  865 – 871
• 
  Alfred the Great*
  871 – c. 873
• 
  Fulke
  Wardens of Relics
  ? - c. 875
• 
  Gorm Kjotvesson
  Wardens of War
  ? - c. 875
• 
  Derby
  Wardens of Law
  ? - c. 876
• 
  Tatfrid
  Wardens of Wealth
  ? - c. 874
• 
  Blaeswith
  Wardens of Faith
  ? - c. 877

Holy Roman Empire

• 
  Charlemagne*
  c. 800 – 814
• 
  Louis II of Italy*
  c. 870s

Abbasid Caliphate

• 
  Qabiha
  c. 860s

Persia

• 
  Pactyas
  Order of Hunters
  until c. 429 BCE
• 
  Phila
  Order of the Storm
  until 420s BCE
• 
  Amorges
  Order of Dominion
  until 420s BCE

Rome

• 
  Julius Caesar
  c. 47 BCE – 44 BCE
• 
  Augustus
  44 BCE – 14 CE

Templar Order

Knights Templar

• 
  Hugues de Payens*
  1119 – 1136
• 
  Gerard de Ridefort*
  1185 – 1189
• 
  Basilisk
  1189 – 1190 (de facto)
• 
  Robert de Sablé*
  1190 – 1191
• 
  Armand Bouchart*
  1191 – 1193
• 
  Philippe du Plessis*
  1201 – 1208
• 
  Jacques de Molay*
  1292 – 1314

Colonial Rite

• 
  Haytham Kenway*
  1754 – 1781
• 
  Charles Lee*
  1781 – 1782

American Rite

• 
  William M. Tweed*
  c. 1863
• 
  American Grand Master*
  c. 2014

British Rite

• 
  Alfred the Great*
  c. 878 – ?
• 
  Alan Jacob*
  c. 1725
• 
  Reginald Birch*
  c. 1735 – 1757
• 
  Lawrence Washington
  Thirteen Colonies
  1738 – 1752
• 
  James Wardrop
  Thirteen Colonies
  1752 – 1754
• 
  Francis Cotton
  India
  until 1839
• 
  William Sleeman
  India
  began 1839
• 
  Crawford Starrick*
  until 1868
• 
  Thaddeus Gift*
  until 1927

Byzantine Rite

• 
  Manuel Palaiologos
  until c. 1509
• 
  Ahmet*
  c. 1509 – 1512

Shanghai Rite

• 
  Zhang Yong
  until 1532
• 
  Sun Yat-sen*
  until 1925
• 
  Stirling Fessenden*
  began 1925

Parisian Rite

• 
  Alexandre de Hautecourt*
  c. 1609
• 
  Madeleine de L'Isle
  Louisiana Rite
  1764 – 1777
• 
  François de la Serre*
  1768 – 1789
• 
  Élise de la Serre
  Moderates
  1789 – 1794
• 
  François-Thomas Germain*
  Radicals
  1789 – 1794

Roman Rite

• 
  Rodrigo Borgia*
  1476 – 1500 (de facto)
  1500 – 1503 (de jure)
• 
  Cesare Borgia*
  1500 – 1503 (de facto)
  1503 – 1507 (de jure)

West Indies Rite

• 
  Laureano de Torres y Ayala*
  c. 1673 – 1722
• 
  Caribbean Grand Master*
  c. 2014

Other Rites

• 
  Sylvester II
  c. 990s
• 
  Tomás de Torquemada
  Spanish Rite
  until 1498
• 
  Nuno Caro
  until 1582
• 
  Alan Rikkin*
  until 2016
• 
  Mexican Grand Master*
  Mexican Rite
  c. 2014