1. Dion de Beaumont

Commonly known as Chevalier Dion (1728-1810), he lived as a man for the first 49 years of his life, and as a man for the next 33 years. Living as a woman, she is a famous gender controversial figure in world history, as well as a godlike spy and sword master.

The baptismal name Charles-Geneviève-Louis-Auguste-André-Timothée É is easy to remember. It is generally abbreviated as Charles d'Eon de Beaumont and is temporarily translated as Charles Dion de Beaumont.

2. Hugo de Paying

Hugo de Paying (about 1070 - 1136) is an important figure in the history of the Crusades and a Templar. Co-founder and first grandmaster of the group. Historical details of his early life are unclear, but the French nobleman may have participated in the First Crusade, the campaign in which European Christian armies captured Jerusalem.

As Christians increasingly make pilgrimages to the holy city, they often find themselves attacked along the way. Therefore, around 1118, de Paynes and eight of his knights sought permission from King Baldwin II of Jerusalem to establish a protective service for pilgrims. The Knights Templar received support from Christian authorities, including Pope Innocent II.

3. Hogle

In medieval works, Hogle often appeared as one of Charlemagne's twelve knights. But in the most widely read "Song of Roland", Hogle was not one of Charlemagne's twelve knights, nor did he die in the battle of the Pyrenees, but followed Charlemagne to participate in the The battle of revenge against the Saxons, and finally led by the goddess Morgana, went to the Island of Avalon and became Morgan Le Fay's lover.

4. William Marshall

William Marshall (1146-1219 AD) was the fourth son of a minor nobleman and later became the most respected knight in British history. one. Early in his career as a knight, he competed in simulated fighting tournaments involving hundreds, if not thousands, of combatants. He traveled from tour to tour, making a name for himself and making a fortune from the prize money he won.

He later served five English kings and married the heiress Isabelle de Clare, becoming one of the richest men in England. Prince William helped negotiate with King John and his nobles, leading to the signing of Magna Carta in 1215.

In 1216, King John died, 9-year-old Henry III became king, and William became the regent of England. Although he was already around 70 years old at the time, he led the young king's army to victory over the French army and the rebellious nobles the following year.

5. Knight of Bayard

The Knight of Bayard (1473-1524) was originally named Pierre Trier, also translated as Bayard, Bayard. A famous French general in the Middle Ages, known as the Knight Bayard, he is still considered an "impeccable and fearless knight" even after centuries.

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