Almighty Noble Knights Nation

Almighty Noble Knights Nation is a People/Brother Mob made up of mostly latinos & whites.

Their colors are Black & Royal Blue

Their symbols include a knight helmet with plume, cross, shield, fist, and a 5 point Star.

They are known to use the phrase "You aint seen the light untill you turn Noble Knight" to show their affiliation

The Noble Knights formed in New York City in the late 1950s. They were formed as a Latino gang on the NYC streets. In 1960, a member of the Noble Knights called Papa King or Papa Santos moved to the corner of 18th and Wabash in the Pilsen neighborhood in Chicago. In 1961 he moved to the north side to Leavitt and Schiller. Papa King spread the influence of the Noble Knights in to Chicago in 1960 or 61 he opened a faction of Noble Knights on the corner of Noble and Huron. In 1961, Papa King left the Noble Knights and founded the Latin Kings, right afterward others assumed control of the Noble Knights. In the 1960s the Noble Knights remained on the north side until they moved to Cicero. The Noble Knights are the gang that gave birth to the Latin kings. In the early 70s the NKs mostly closed up shop in Chicago and moved to Cicero, IL. In Cicero the Noble Knights began to recruit white gang members rapidly, which is how the Noble Knights became a mostly white gang. Throughout the 1970s the Noble Knights and the Arch Dukes dominated Cicero. The Noble Knights became a very strong presence especially in the Grant Works section. The Arch Dukes went extinct in the early 80s, but the Noble Knights just became more powerful. In the early 80s the Two Two Boys arrived in Cicero and grew at a fast pace. Because Noble Knights joined the people alliance in 1980 and the Two Two Boys chose Folk, The NKs and 22s were soon at war. Throughout the 80s the Noble Knights and the Two Two Boys were said to be the biggest gangs in Cicero thus making them dislike each other even more. Later the NKs expanded their operations to Berwyn, IL. The Noble Knights were a white gang in the early days but in later years they started to recruit Latino members. In later years, mainly toward the late 90s, the Noble Knights reduced in numbers; however, they still have a presence in Cicero and other suburbs.