templarism
/ˈtɛmplɛrɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A system or practice derived from, or characteristic of, the Knights Templar, especially in relation to finance, banking, or international relations.
“The country’s economic system was seen as a form of templarism, with its complex network of international loans and investments.”
2. noun
A revival of interest in, or imitation of, the culture, architecture, or ideals of the Knights Templar, especially in relation to spirituality or esotericism.
“The artist’s latest work was a celebration of templarism, with its intricate stone carvings and mystical symbolism.”