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Templars in Spanish Romantic historical novels are not traditionally represented either on the basis of their exoticism or due to the appeal of an imagery that derives from its nature, development and final formal disappearance in the 14 th century. Rather, what makes them relevant is their metaphorical value and the fact that they allow for a convenient connection between a narrative of the past and the extra-literary present. Thus, as the paper argues, Don Alvaro Yanez does not become the protagonist of the action in E. Gil y Carrasco’s novel because of his being El senor de Bembibre , instead, the conflict of the novel is generated because of the main character’s closeness to the Order of the Templars which he eventually joins.

La visión literaria de los Caballeros Templarios en <em>El Señor de Bembibre</em>, de E. Gil y Carrasco