Order of Christ
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Order of Christ
Summary
Order of Christ is a religious military order[1]. It draws 1,290 Wikipedia views per month (religious_military_order category, ranking #7 of 25).[2]
Key Facts
- Order of Christ is in the country of Portugal[3].
- Order of Christ's instance of is recorded as religious military order[4].
- Order of Christ's instance of is recorded as order of chivalry[5].
- Order of Christ's instance of is recorded as order[6].
- Order of Christ's founder is recorded as Denis I of Portugal[7].
- Order of Christ's founder is recorded as John XXII[8].
- Order of Christ's Commons category is recorded as Order of Christ (Portugal)[9].
- Order of Christ comprises Grand Cross of the Order of Christ[10].
- Order of Christ comprises Grand Officer of the Order of Christ[11].
- Order of Christ comprises Commander of the Order of Christ[12].
- Order of Christ comprises Officer of the Order of Christ[13].
- Order of Christ comprises Knight of the Order of Christ[14].
- Order of Christ comprises Order of Christ Cross[15].
- Order of Christ comprises Grand Master of the Order of Christ[16].
- Order of Christ comprises Chief Commander of the Order of Christ[17].
- 1318 marks the founding of Order of Christ[18].
- Order of Christ was dissolved in 1910[19].
- Order of Christ's location of formation is recorded as Portugal[20].
- Order of Christ's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Order of Christ (Portugal)[21].
- Order of Christ's described by source is recorded as Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary[22].
- Order of Christ's replaces is recorded as Knights Templar[23].
- Order of Christ's replaced by is recorded as Military Order of Christ[24].
- Order of Christ's different from is recorded as Supreme Order of Christ[25].
- Order of Christ's different from is recorded as Imperial Order of Christ[26].
- Order of Christ's different from is recorded as Military Order of Christ[27].
Body
Founding
Founders include Denis I of Portugal[7] and John XXII[8]. 1318 marks the founding of Order of Christ[18]. Its location of formation is recorded as Portugal[20].
Dissolution
Order of Christ was dissolved in 1910[19].
Why It Matters
Order of Christ draws 1,290 Wikipedia views per month (religious_military_order category, ranking #7 of 25).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] It is known by 41 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]