The First Crusade

The first crusade in the middle of the 11th century, the tranquility of the eastern Mediterranean seems to have been guaranteed for years to come, but little is known about the future. This was the beginning of my first trip to the Crusade. This article describes the first event that led to a series of Crusades. I will also mention some crusaders' lives through the letters they wrote. Crusades are chaotic times for most people, but today they remind them that they are turning point.

The first crusade was not the only crusade, and the sacred place never stayed under the authority of Christian. Although their goals and strategies are different, the first crusaders and other people since then have three things in common - religion, politics, and siege battle. Please read on to learn about these contributions to the Crusade later

As a result of the first Crusade, the Crusaders of Jerusalem, Edessa County, the Kingdom of Antioquia and Tripoli were established. At the general level, the first Crusade, along with the Crusaders and the East, caused a wave of passionate and devout Catholic anger revealed in the massacre of the Jews. "Split" Violent treatment of orthodox. A small crusade war continued around the crusade of the early twelfth century under the rule of Pope Calixstus II, Honorius II, Eugenius III and Innocent II. The Templar Order was recognized and some historians believe that an indulgence of atonement is a politically motivated crusade for those who oppose the enemies of the pope. Edessa 's defeat at Imad ad - Din Zengi in 1144 led to a prologue later called the second crusade.

Like the first crusaders, many simple pilgrims answered. However, unlike the first Crusade, the second Crusade was led by the two highest rulers of Europe, King Louis VII of France and Conrad III of Germany. Ruy enthusiastically supported the crusaders, but Conrad was initially reluctant and only the eloquence of Saint Bernard could win. The second Kruseide is also different from its predecessor because there are also three goals instead of one. When the kings of Germany and France marched east to recover Edessa, other crusaders went to Spain to fight Muslims or the Baltic coast to fight pagan Welsh.