Modern French rite

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Modern French rite - a free rhythm used mainly by the obediencje and lodges of the Romanesque countries. It was codified in 1786, the current name is used since 1799. In 1878, after the removal by the Great East of France of the Great Builder of the World from the official lodge documents, it changed its character somewhat, losing its religious and mystical elements, although most of the world's obedience remained with the original version of the rite. The rite consists of seven degrees, in addition to the three primary - the disciple, the journeyman and the master, has four higher rungs (the so-called Wisdom / Rose Cross): 1 ° Chosen 2 ° Chosen One (Scottish Junior) 3 ° Knight of the East (Knight Mason) 4 ° Knight of the Cross (Excellent Freemasonry)

Initially there was a so-called. Fifth Order, non-classified, containing 81 degrees higher than the Knight of the Cross. Its members had to conduct comparative studies of various rites and masonic systems, as well as exercise administrative and managerial functions over the French rite. Over time, it will disappear after many years in various variants currently used by numerous French and Brazilian expatriates.

French rulers work in the majority of the Greater Poland, the Greater Poland and the Warsaw Chapter of Socrates under the Great Chapter of the French Rite of the Great East of Poland.

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