And so with Jerusalem taken in 1244, the whole goal of the Knights Templar, the whole purpose of their existence, starts to become less important. Although at this point, they are a significant and influential financial institution. As we go to the end of the 13th century, the whole crusader mentality starts to lose steam. You have the Eighth and Ninth Crusades, but they aren't successful. And as we get into the early 14th century, you have this character, Philip IV, King of France. And he has incurred a lot of debt in order to have wars, especially with England. And a good bit of this financing comes from the Knights Templar.