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From Rhodes, the Order moved to Malta
A famous siege by Suleiman took place in 1565
In this siege the knights and the Maltese survived
A new capital city called Valleta was built

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Suleiman I, commonly known as Suleiman the Magnificent in the West and Suleiman the Lawgiver in his realm, was the tenth and longest-reigning Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1520 until his death in 1566

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John moved from the first community to set up a new community in Pastrana in October 1570, and then another community at Alcala de Henares as a house for the academic training of the friars.

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The Order of the Knights of st John - also known as the Knights Hospitaller, Order of the knights of the hospital of st John in Jerusalem, and Order of the Hospitallers - was a Catholic Military Order established in 603 when Pope Gregory commissioned a hospital to be built in Jerusalem.

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600 knights and 6000 men-at-arms led by grand master Jean de la Valette, faced 40,000 Ottoman Turks and despite great losses managed to drive the enemy away.

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The Order’s ships patrolled the Mediterranean and remained on Malta until 1798, when the island was surrendered to Napoleon.