The Failure of the Second Crusade and the Fall of the Christians

In the war that occurred in the history of mankind, the second crusade can be regarded as the most devastating. Contrary to the first Crusade, the second Crusade was an unconditioned agenda led by the two leaders. The division of power and the lack of military organization eventually brought about tremendous losses in tens of thousands of Christian crusaders and attempts by the crusaders to re-occupy the city of Edessa and Damascus. The second Crusade was the beginning of the first collapse of the Christian Crusade in decades.

The second Crusade (1147-1149) was the second major crusader from Europe. In response to the collapse of Edessa County in 1144, the second crusade was launched as a unit of Chung Ji. The county was founded by King Boulogne Baldwin in 1098 during the first crusade (1096 - 1099). It was the first crusader country in which it was founded, but it was also the first country to collapse. The second crusade was announced by Pope Eugene III and was among the first crusaders of the King of Europe, Louis VII of France and Conrad III of Germany, and other European aristocrats. help me. The troops of the two kings marched in Europe. After entering Anatolia territory through Byzantine territory, the two troops were defeated by Seljuk Turkish.

In 1145, the Pope admitted the failure of the second Crusade and the last Christian army left the sacred ground. This exotic voyage, although the quake ended, became the opportunity to begin writing memories in poetry to the karadague king, became known as a poetic tale about the Welsh Crusade. Crusades were the biggest fight of King Caladag. Despite the failure, he and his commander learned many strategies and strategies that proved useful in the coming years. In 1150, an adventurer called Raedwald Eustacesson Dodington aimed at Deuhebarth to occupy a small kingdom for himself. This young man is the third son of the Duke of Hwicce Gohilde, the retirement of the Queen of England Anglo - Saxon. Therefore, unless he is caught, there is no chance to win a noble title.