Crusades

109 The first crusade was initiated by Christians with the support of the Roman Catholic Church, hoping to regain Jerusalem from Muslims. The crusade emerged as a feudal society in the 11th century and provided free access to the Crusaders and the possibility of economic interests. Pope II talked to French church leaders and nobles and told them to rescue their fellow Christians from Muslims. If they go, he promises that they will live forever in heaven. Crusades began without obvious reasons, and they were the crusade's first reason and many influences.

As Peter Locke noted, the North Crusaders took place in five overlapping stages: the Wendish Crusade (1147-85), the Livonian and the Estonian Crusaders (1198-1290), the Eastern Expedition of the Prussian Cross Army (1230 -83), the Crusaders of Lithuania (1280-1435) and the Crusaders of Novgorod (1243-15). While the church approved and represented the church, these wars were prosecuted by military orders such as Danish, Saxonese, Prince of Sweden, Swords brothers and German Order. They were mainly fighting against a series of heathen opponents - Wens, Livonians, Estonians, Lithuanians, Suomi, Prussian - some fighting the Christian division of Russia (ie Greek Orthodox A ceremonial believer)

The most remarkable sports are the Crusaders of Livonia and Prussia. Among these wars were medieval crusaders, but other wars, including the majority of the Swedish war, were first called the Crusaders by the romantic nationalist historians of the 19th century It was done. But in 1171 or 1172, Pope Alexander III approved the Crusades against the northern heathens in the bull non-parum animus noster. The official starting point of the Northern Crusaders was the invitation of Pope Pope Celeste III in 1195, even Scandinavia, Poland, and even the Catholic Roman Empire began to conquer pagan neighbors as soon as possible. Individuals of non-Christian who are candidates for election campaigns on different days are as follows.

In 1096 when the Pope was preparing a great crusade for the sacred place, he gathered knights, warriors and supplies to carry out the great crusade. The news spread among ordinary medieval crowds, they thought that the Crusades are a wonderful opportunity and a big adventure, they want to join this mission. The Crusader 's news spread to medieval towns, medieval villages, medieval towns and created a very exciting momentum. The medieval people who wanted to join the Crusaders chose a leader led by them. It was called "Little Peter". Little is known about the future journey