The original symbols of the Knights Templar were white uniforms and white robes. 1 147 or so. After the Second Crusade, the left shoulder of the white robe was embroidered with the Red Cross. At first, it was an equilateral cross. After the other battles of Ma, it was changed to the other cross of Ma, that is, the octagonal cross to commemorate the other battles of Ma.

The badge of the Templars is that two Templars with shields and spears are sitting on a horse, and the shields are painted with red crosses. At first, this badge symbolizes that the members of the Order are poor knights, and later it is interpreted as the friendship of the members of the Order.

When King Philip IV of France destroyed the Knights Templar, it was said that it was a symbol of homosexuality among members of the Knights Templar. The slogan of the Templars is "God will", which is their slogan on the battlefield.