Pope Urban II

Many present historians, like Papal City II, describe in detail the era that led to the first Crusades. Dold's Baldric, 31) Economic, social progress In spite of these references, many people today believe that the only reason the Pope instigated the Crusades is to regain Jerusalem. Opportunities of political interests also play an important role.

Papal city at the Clermont Committee II. In November 1095, Pope City II, an illustration of Livre des Passages d'Orere-mer from Sébastien Mamerot in Clermont, France, made a speech seeking a pilgrimage to the Holy Land to help the East Christians. Urban demanded that armed with Western Christians travel to the East to fight Muslims, but the Pope almost certainly has other motives. This crusade (later known) will prove that he has power to command large military power to his adversaries, Byzantine of the Holy Roman Empire and Alex I of Henry IV. Spiritual leader

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, Pope City Ⅱ asked 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.