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One legend states that this man predicted the deaths of two men within a "year and a day" just moments before his execution. Due to the fact that he was conflated with a Mongol general of the same name, another legend states that this man captured Jerusalem. This man rejected the proposal of a monarch to become the "Rex Bellator," which led him to be arrested the day after he served as pallbearer at Catherine of Courtenay's funeral. Clement V investigated the possibility of merging this man's organization with that of Fulk da Vilaret's; however he rejected such a proposal. This man met his end on an island in the (*) Seine called the Ile aux Juifs, where he was put to death on the orders of Philip the Fair. For 
One legend states that this man predicted the deaths of two men within a "year and a day" just moments before his execution.
Jacques de Molay (prompt on partial answer)