The Children's Crusade

80,000 children under the age of 12 visited the sanctuary and never returned. The crusades of children occurring in the 12th and 5th Crusades of the year 1212 are gradually decreasing. The French and German crusaders formed a child 's Crusader (Arthin). The French Crusaders are led by Cloyes, a shepherd with no reading and writing skills. Stephen of Cloyds urged the children to be summoned under the name of Jesus. But the crusaders in Germany are not just children.

In the so-called 1212 years a crusade of children happened and thousands of children swore to go to Jerusalem. It is known as a crusader of children, but most historians do not regard it as a true crusade, and many experts are wondering whether the group really consists of children. The movement did not reach the sacred place. In the battle of the Crusades, a new dynasty named Mamluks came down from the former slave of the Islamic empire and took power in Egypt. In 1260, the Palestinian Mamluk army succeeded in preventing Mongolian attacks led by Genghis Khan and its descendants, later became a potential ally of Christians in this area.

Thousands of 1212 children from France, Germany and the United Kingdom were mobilized to overthrow Muslim Palestine. When the merchant sold the children to the slaves of the Moor, they fell into turmoil and most other children died of starvation and depletion. By the end of the Middle Ages, Christian troops occupied all Muslim territories of modern Spain, Portugal and southern Italy. However, in the sacred place, Islamic counterattacks regained all the property of the Crusade. The crusade ended in failure and left a de facto boundary between Islam and Western Christianity until the present age

In 1212 AD, the crusaders of two children were led. It was initially led by a 12 year old shepherd boy named Steven of France. Steven preached the crusade and fascinated the children all over the world. Approximately 30,000 people followed Stephen to Marseille, where they waited for God to separate the Mediterranean Sea and travel to Jerusalem. The merchant put the children on the ship. During the storm two ships were sunk, and all the crew drowned. Other children were sold as slaves in Egypt

Children, parents and babies participated in the 4th Crusade or Crusade for Children. Bishop refused to let the children board a ship to Holy Land. Both Nicholas and Steven in Germany believe that the Mediterranean will help them. Therefore, some parents and children went to the Mediterranean, and Philippe III of France asked them to go home. When Italy entered an accident, the Crusades became disjointed. Other children died while trying to leave Holy Land. Many children are sold as slaves and the church insists that it is all a devil's work.