Definition of Teutonic Knights in English:

Teutonic Knights

proper noun

A military and religious order of German knights, priests, and lay brothers, originally enrolled c.1191 as the Teutonic Knights of St Mary of Jerusalem.

They became a great sovereign power through conquests made in campaigns against Germany's non-Christian neighbours, such as Prussia and Livonia from 1225. Abolished by Napoleon in 1809, the order was re-established in Vienna as an honorary ecclesiastical institution in 1834 and maintains a titular existence

Definition of Teutonic Knights in US English:

Teutonic Knights

proper noun

A military and religious order of German knights, priests, and lay brothers, originally enrolled c.1191 as the Teutonic Knights of St. Mary of Jerusalem.

They became a great sovereign power through conquests made in campaigns against Germany's non-Christian neighbors, such as Prussia and Livonia from 1225. Abolished by Napoleon in 1809, the order was re-established in Vienna as an honorary ecclesiastical institution in 1834 and maintains a titular existence

单词	Teutonic Knights
释义	Definition of Teutonic Knights in English: Teutonic Knights proper noun A military and religious order of German knights, priests, and lay brothers, originally enrolled c.1191 as the Teutonic Knights of St Mary of Jerusalem. They became a great sovereign power through conquests made in campaigns against Germany's non-Christian neighbours, such as Prussia and Livonia from 1225. Abolished by Napoleon in 1809, the order was re-established in Vienna as an honorary ecclesiastical institution in 1834 and maintains a titular existence Definition of Teutonic Knights in US English: Teutonic Knights proper noun A military and religious order of German knights, priests, and lay brothers, originally enrolled c.1191 as the Teutonic Knights of St. Mary of Jerusalem. They became a great sovereign power through conquests made in campaigns against Germany's non-Christian neighbors, such as Prussia and Livonia from 1225. Abolished by Napoleon in 1809, the order was re-established in Vienna as an honorary ecclesiastical institution in 1834 and maintains a titular existence
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