The Christian Crusades and Their Effect on the West

Take the heat, full armor, night, and shield in your hands, and wait for the horn of the sound and the wave of the flag to start the game. This indicates the beginning of the equestrian event. Battle form to solve various problems from honor, status, controversy, prizes to winners. These incidents occurred on the scene, allowing men to fight on horses with spears, even allowing one-on-a-kind battles with swords and shields to fight. These exhilarating events, sword sounds, shocks, and echoes attacked the opponent's shield and gun vehicles hit the target of visual shock and repelled the victims.

In the past 40 years, the Crusades have become one of the most dynamic areas of historical exploration, suggesting that people are increasingly understanding and interpreting these special events. Why did you persuade Christian West to recapture Jerusalem? How did the first crusade (1099) influence the success of Muslims, Christians, Jewish communities in the eastern Mediterranean? What is the influence of the Crusades on Western European people and institutions? How do people record crusades and, in the end, what is their legacy?

A serious moment in the history of the Byzantine Empire occurred in 1204, when a group of Crusaders from the West laid Constantinople and established a short-lived ruler to rule it. It is strange that Christians will argue with other Christians according to medieval standards. There are many reasons to solve this problem. The important reason is that it has been alienated from the former allies of the West during the decades before the Byzantine Empire was fired. In 1054, the Orthodox Church was separated from the Church of the Roman Church, but perhaps most importantly, in order to cope with the growing influence of Western merchants and the kingdom, in 1182 Westerners were Constantinople in 118 It was slaughtered.

In 1204 Constantinople was looted by the Christian Crusade. They looted the cathedral, removed valuable relics, carried them west, and a beautiful golden mosaic was removed. The Crusaders occupied Constantinople in 1204 and lasted until 1261 when Hagia Sophia Cathedral became Roman Catholic Cathedral. There are 40 windows in the dome for plenty of light. This light in a huge structure creates a strange feeling as if the dome floated on the light. The huge structure is amazingly light - as if light was made in the cathedral. If building windows and lighting are not common, this is another big achievement.