The First Four Crusades in the Middle Ages

The medieval crusade was a series of fierce war between Christians and Muslims in the sanctuary of Jerusalem. The crusade lasted about 200 years. They started in 1099 and ended in about 1291. (What are the motives and reasons for these horrible wars?) The first question people may ask. To correctly answer this question we will analyze the first four crusades beginning in 1099 and ending in 1212. "There is a fire where there is smoke." In order to understand the reasons of the Crusades, we must fully understand Islam and the world, and the background of Europe, respectively.

The Middle Ages also saw several important military events that can change the course of history. The most important of these is the Crusader. The crusaders were actually four independent crusades, the first of which was the only successful crusade. They are brought on because all Christians have a common belief that they should expel disbelievers to the sanctuary. Recently Turkey was inherited by the Turks of the Islamic Empire. This is not entirely a crusade reason, as Pope Urban II also believes this is an opportunity to show the Holy Roman Empire to the true representatives of the Christian faith to Byzantine Priest Alexis. Nonetheless, this is still a way to return Christian control to the Holy Land, the Pope will not miss this opportunity. The main purpose of the first crusade was to ride Muslims in Jerusalem.

In most parts of the Middle Ages, the Byzantine Empire and Muslims contested the control of the eastern Mediterranean. This involved seeking help from the Pope and the Holy Roman Empire to regain control of the sacred place during the first Crusades. For centuries they have fought with the Serjuk Turks and other Arab and Muslim troops. Finally, in 1453 Constantinople fell into the Ottoman Empire, followed by the Byzantine Empire.

In the Middle Ages, there were many Crusades in various parts of the Middle East. Crusade was a work guided by a nobleman. All of these crusaders are for the liberation and conquest of Jerusalem, also known as the "holy city". The first Crusade of the four major Crusaders succeeded. The first crusade was first conquered in Jerusalem. The other three major crusaders ended in failure, but the most embarrassing crusade took away by attacking and killing other Christians, then the fourth fight of the Christian Crusade stolen from the city of Constantinople. Christians believe that they are justified as they believe that they protect other Christians from Muslim Turks attacking Christian property and being tortured. Besides, the crusaders went near the gods what the Pope said. According to reports, Christian pilgrims were attacked violently