The Cruz de Caravaca, also known as the Cross of Caravaca, is a significant historical and cultural symbol, particularly revered in Spain and Latin America. This cross is associated with the city of Caravaca de la Cruz in the Murcia region of Spain, where it is believed to have been used as a military trophy by the Knights Templar and later became a symbol of protection and good fortune.
A full version of the Caravaca Cross book typically includes:
The Cruz de Caravaca is also associated with several legends and myths, including the story of a Muslim king who was converted to Christianity after seeing a vision of the cross. This legend has contributed to the cross's reputation as a symbol of spiritual transformation and enlightenment.