Примери за използване на Hospitallers на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Hospitallers of Margat.
The Holy Land the Hospitallers.
The Hospitallers reached as far as his tent and took, along with other booty, the holy standard of Islam.
They were known as Knights Hospitallers.
To punish the Hospitallers, Qalawun clandestinely raised an army in Damascus and besieged Margat on 17 April 1285.
Ottoman forces expel the Hospitallers from Rhodes.
Since the 15th century the house is owned by the order of the knights of Malta, the Hospitallers.
The Queen knights the various members of the Hospitallers and Templars in London.
Records indicate that the Knights Hospitallers of St John Jerusalem used the site as a centre for their agricultural estates as early as 1236.
In 1942, he was made a member of the Knights Hospitallers.
After settling on the island, the Hospitallers decided to rebuild the fortifications.
The Knights Hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem acquired the manor of Hampton in 1236, using the site as a grange(a centre for their agricultural estates).
On the other hand, Cardinal Pelagius,backed by the Templars, Hospitallers, and Italians, opposed it.
Known as Hospitallers, the men and women working there guaranteed care for anyone who needed it, without distinction of race or faith.
After Crusaders took the city in 1099, the Hospitallers reorganized as an order and a Grand Master was selected.
Robert de Sable didn't take advantage of the chance to establish a solid base for the Order on the Island as the Hospitallers later did with Rhodes and Malta.
Malta, Gozo, and Comino to be restored to the Hospitallers and to be declared neutral, although the islands remained under the British Empire.
The Hospitallers, who had a quarter there during the First Kingdom, returned to Acre, expanded their headquarters and rebuilt the site, which consisted of two to three floors around a central court as well as underground sections- water reservoirs and a sewage system.
Valletta's history is closely intertwined with the Knights of Saint John(the Hospitallers) who were founded in Jerusalem at the time of the Crusades.
In October 1244, the Templars, Hospitallers and Teutonic Knights, together with the Sultan of Damas, confronted with Sultan of Egypt and his Khwarezmian allies at the Battle of La Forbie.
In response, Ghâzân marched towards Syria and invited the Franks of Cyprus(the King of Cyprus,the Templars, the Hospitallers, and the Teutonic Knights), to join his attack on the Mamluks.
After the destruction of the Templars, the Hospitallers acquired much of their property, which only increased their already prosperous and powerful order.
The Hospitallers successfully withstood the siege by the Sultan of Egypt in 1444, the siege of the Ottoman Empire in 1480, but in 1523 the Turkish Sultan Suleiman I the Magnificent took the fortress.
The Grand Master of the Order of Malta gave the Grand Mufti an order of the Hospitallers for desk, and the host Dr. Mustafa Hadzhi presented to his guest as a gift a brass rose which is one of the symbols of Islam, peace and love.
In September 1281 the Hospitallers of Margat dispatched a contingent of troops to support the Mongol invasion of Syria, which the Mamluk sultan of Egypt Qalawun successfully prevented after defeating the coalition at Homs.
In October of that year, the combined army of the Templars, Hospitallers and Teutonic Knights, together with the Sultan of Damas, confronted with Sultan of Egypt and his Khwarezmian allies at the Battle of La Forbie.
The religious Houses of the Hospitallers, despoiled by Henry the Eighth's worthy daughter, Elizabeth, because they would not take the oath to maintain her supremacy, had been Alms-houses, and Dispensaries, and Foundling-asyla, relieving the State of many orphan and outcast children, and ministering to their necessities, God's ravens in the wilderness, bread and flesh in the morning, bread and flesh in the evening.
In the famous Battle of Nicopolis, a Christian army of French, English, Germans,Italians and Knights Hospitallers under the leadership of John of Nevers, son of the Duke of Burgundy, the Bulgarian infantry and the Hungarian army under King Sigismund of Hungary gave a heroic combat against the Islamic army of Ottomans and its Arab allies.