Pope Urban II and The Crusade

The Crusades were the first tactical tasks of Western Christianity to regain the holy land of the conquest of Muslims. Several people including Peter Hermit have already approved the Crusaders, but now we know that this responsibility lies mainly in Papacy II. The main purpose of the Crusade was the appeal of Alexius II who had asked Western applicants to help prevent further invasion. The Pope's action was seen when he answered a request for another help and fulfilled his Christian rights.

In 1095, Pope City II addressed the Crusaders and urged Christian troops to release the sacred grounds, especially Jerusalem, from under the rule of Muslims. The Crusade blew up a flame of religious zeal among thousands of young knights and other Christian believers. Other crusaders are adventurers, those seeking wealth, and poor and poor. The Seljuk Turks could not secure the safety of Christian pilgrims, so the Roman Catholic Church tried to return the sacred place to Christianity to some extent. The Seljuk dynasty also received high taxes from Christian pilgrims and even persecuted these pilgrims in some cases. The success of the early crusade also reflected the turmoil and weakness of the Arab-Islamic world of the 11th century. Before the first Crusades (1096-99), it was the movement of farmers Crusaders, hungry farmers; most people died in their way to the sacred ground. Approximately 30,000 soldiers, mainly Frank and Germans, joined the first crusade

In 1095 AD, Pope City II began crusading. On November 18, 1095, Papua City II opened the Clermont Committee. Nine days later, the Pope made a speech outside the city of Clermont-Ferrand in France. In this speech, Papal City Ⅱ requested Christians to participate in the sacred war jihad to restore the sacred place as an act of Christians. Pope City II wanted to provide leadership and control to the first Crusade, stayed in France till September 1096. Soon, his famous speech began to spread to the west, and many people from various social classes began to join the Crusade. For farmers, the crusaders left them from the feudal alliance. Everyone is allowed to be saved in heaven immediately if they are killed in an effort to free the holy ground from non-Christians. This encouraged many people to participate in this fight. Immediately, the city lost control of all of the huge troops he could not control.