The Crusades and their Impact

Olsen 1 Crusade is a series of military strategies aimed at regaining sacred ground from Muslims. This conquest has brought about improvements in the culture and understanding of the world. They started in 1095 and were licensed by Papacy City II. The Crusades continued for many years, and finally ended in 1291. After all, the crusades were not clear winners, but today we have a big influence on our world. The Crusade has had a lot of finally influenced medieval history due to its religious expansion, military conquest, attempts to overthrow Muslims, and ultimately robbery and theft during conquest Brought to you wonderful things.

The first of the Crusaders' four Crusades began in 1095 and called upon warriors of Papal City II to release Jerusalem from the rule of Muslims. Although widely published in the west, the Crusades have little effect on Muslims in Southeast Asia. The Frank Kingdom of this region is temporary. The Crusaders occupied Jerusalem and established the kingdom of Jerusalem, but in 1187 the Christian troops were defeated by the forces of Saladin. More sustainable importance is the deterioration of the living environment of many non-Western Christians living in areas like Egypt and Syria. Ironically, Constantinople was one of the Crusaders' victims as the city was dismantled and occupied by the Frank Army in 1204. Christian extensionism is more successful in other areas. In Spain, the northern Christian kingdom gradually overturned the Muslim Spanish border, occupied Toledo in 1061, occupied Seville in 1248.

From a social point of view, the Crusaders have influenced the position of Christians in the service of the military. Before the assumption that the message of Jesus denied the war there was at least a strong prejudice against the military among believers. Originally thought bloody bloody bans were banned and in the 4th century St. Martin said "I am a Christian soldier, I can not fight." It is strictly forbidden to kill in war to keep a person holy. Augustine believed that it was possible to develop the theory of 'war of justice', become a Christian and kill other people. The Crusaders changed everything and created a new image of the service of Christianity: a warrior monk. According to the crusader control model of the hospital and the Order of the Knights of Temples, both citizens and priests can be regarded as effective ways to serve military service and heathen killings with God and the church.