1198 Guillaume d'Arguillières 1201 Hugues de Montlaur 1244 Renaud de Vichiers 1250 Hugues de Jouy 1252 Étienne de Sissey 1260 Guillaume de Molay 1262 Gimblard de Vienne 1270 Guy de Foresta (Forest) 1277–1288? Geoffroy de Vandac 1289 Pierre de Severy 1289–1291 Jacques de Molay 1291–1292 Baudouin de La Andrin 1292–1294 Sir Jarim de'Varean 1294? Barthélemy de Quincy 1294–1302 Aimon(Aimé) d'Osiliers 1302–1308; 1316 Poland 1134–? – Geoffroy from Płock 1139–1148 – Bernhardt ?–1155 – Joseph P Steinmetz 1155 – ? – Jarosław from Pëck 1189–? – Thibault from Halych ?–1190 – Mieszko ?–? – Jan ?–1194 – Guillem Ramond ?–1198 – Janusz from Kijów (Kyiv, also Kiev) 1200–1208 – Jan from Potok 1201–1223 – Mieszko from Lwów 1229–1251 – Lukasz 1229–1241 – Mieszko from Lwów ?–? – Zbyszko from Kraków ?–? – Andrzej from Toruń ?–? – Jurand from Płock 1251–1256 – Janusz 1258–1259 – Ratka from Wilno 1261–1263 – Fridericus 1273–1281 – Mieszko from Wilno 1284–1290 – Lukasz 1285–1291 – Bernhard von Eberstein Humilis preceptor domorum milicie Templi per Poloniam, Sclauiam, Novam TerramPreceptori et fratribus militie Templi in partibus Polonie, Pomeranie, Cassubie, Cracouie et Slauie 13 November 1291 – 1295 1294 – Sanderus 1296–1303 – Jordanus von Esbeke / preceptor / 1301–1312 – Jan from Halych 1303 – brat Fryderyk von Alvensleben 1305 – Dietrich von Lorenen 1309–1312 – Janusz from Halych Source: Portugal Masters of Portugal Arnaldo da Rocha? (In the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, some authors and chroniclers of the history of the Portuguese Templar Order and its continuer, the Order of Christ, possibly based on original medieval source material in Braga and Tomar, cite the Portuguese Pedro Arnaldo da Rocha, of Burgundian and French parentage, as having been one of the founding knights of the militia of the Poor Knights of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem, alongside Gondemare, and then in Portugal) Gondamer or Gondemare? (the same authors identify one of the 9 founders of the Knights Templar, the Knight Gondemare, as having Portuguese origin – possibly from medieval Gundemar; also spelled Gundemari or Gondemare, present-day Gondomar, in the County of Portugal)) King Afonso I of Portugal, Templar Brother (13.03.1129); First King of Portugal (1139–1185) Raymond Bernard, known as Raimundo Bernardo in Portugal (1126–1135) Also possibly a provincial master The following were masters in Portugal: Guilherme Ricardo 1124 (1127–1139) Hugo Martins (1139) Pedro Froilaz? (1139?–1143) Hugues de Montoire (1143) Pedro Arnaldo (1155–1158)