The Three Crusades

The three crusades had three crusaders, and they all took different routes from Western Europe to Palestine. First crusade - the first crusade began with 1095 AD. The Holy See II established a platform outside of the church in Clermont, France. The crowd cried "Deus vult!" In response to the pope's request. Both knights and farmers vowed to participate in the expedition. For the Cavaliers, Crusades are a welcome opportunity to apply their combat skills. For farmers, the Crusades meant they were not detained by the feudal alliance during the crusade.

In the half century after the first crusade, three different Hebrew prose records were written. For two reasons, this is an interesting cultural phenomenon in itself. 1) These are the earliest Hebrew chronicles in Western Europe, 2) it takes several generations to write a tragic chronicle of this range - parallel phenomenon studies occurred after the same time (these texts Was translated into English by Shlomo Eidelberg and Robert Chazan). These chronicles describe the first Crusader event that parents sacrificed children, "Abraham tied Isaac his son," and the death of the Jews using "Ida" someday . There were 1,100 people in the Akit, like Akada of Abraham's son Isaac. "

In the history of the West and the Eastern, as the Crusaders caused a series of extreme opposition movements, different views of the Crusaders have been presented - Crusades are the best heroic struggle of the cause, and the "Crusades Crusade" is savage and It is a synonym for attack. This past different views are not recent as Christians have struggled to deal with the tension of military activities and the teachings of Christ and to "love enemies" and "to turn another cheek." For these reasons, even the contemporaries, the Crusaders are controversial.

The Crusader's traditional numbering program provided nine other most small-scale long-term crusaders during the 11th and 13th centuries. During this period, the "minor" crusade occurred not only in Palestine but also in the Iberian Peninsula and Central Europe. It was not only for Muslims but also for Christian pagans and the enemies of the powerful prince and other papal. This "crusade" continued until the 16th century, the political and religious atmosphere of Europe was quite different from the medieval climate until the Renaissance and reforms took place. Below is a list of Crusaders.