Clement V

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Clement V (1264–1314)

Pope 1305–14. Formerly archbishop of Bordeaux, he was unduly influenced by Philip (IV) the Fair, King of France, at whose instigation he suppressed the Templars, a powerful military order of knights, and in 1309 removed the papal seat to Avignon in France.

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