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The Crusades
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The Crusades
Eighth Crusade
First Crusades
1096-1099
Fourth to Sixth Crusades
1198-1229
After the beginning of the fourth Crusade in 1198 the Fourth Crusade ended after Crusaders declared war on Constantinople. In the fifth Crusade the Crusaders were forced to surrender to Muslim defenders. In the sixth Crusade Emporer Frederick II agreed to a peace treater wich was lost a decade later.
Before the first crusade the Byzantine emperor feared an attack on Constantinople asked Pope Urban II for help which caused the crusades. 5,000 crusaders went to Holy Land after leaving Europe. On their way the Crusaders attacked the Jews in 1099 the Crusaders took Jerusalem.
In 1270 Louis XI launched a crusade against the city of Tunis in Tunisia. This crusade resulted in the victory of the muslims. Louis XI was caputured and assassinated during this battle which was the reason for their loss.
1272
1096
Ninth Crusade
Seventh Crusade
1248-1254
Second and Third Crusades
1147-1192
The Seventh Crusade led by Louis XI consisted of 15,000 strong army men. The Egyptian army of Ayyubid Sultan defeated the army of Louis XI. This defeat resulted in the capturing of of the leader himself Louis XI.
Taken place between 1271-1272, the loss of the eight crusade caused Edward to sail to Acre. After many impressive battles the Crusaders withdrawed due to concerns at home. This resulted in a Muslim victory.
The Christians horribly failed, lost many battles, and were forced to return to Europe after not even a year. This caused the second crusade to start in 1147 which was led by King Louis VII and King Conrad III.The Crusaders had defeated the Muslims. The defeats of the Christian armies had inspired the third crusade to begin. The third Crusade ended in 1192 after Richard and Saladan signed a peace treaty which reestablished Jerusalem.