Western Offensive in the Mediterranean: The Crusades

Western attack on the Mediterranean: Crusaders' Crusades mean Latin, military and religious conflict between Western Christians and the Muslim world. The conflict clearly separated the two, but by doing so they came to keep in contact with each other. Crusader: East Jihad. On November 27, 1095, Pope City 2 requested the Crusade at the Clermont City Council to request that the Muslim holy ground be released from Muslim domination (they have been dominated by Muslims for the 4th century).

The crusade is a reaction of the Church to the expansion of Muslims, which spreads around the east and the west of the Mediterranean world of North Africa. The Crusades began in 1096 and ended in 1291 (about 200 years), with 8 big crusades and a few small crusaders. The main purpose of pop urban II is to protect Christianity and regain the religious buildings of Jerusalem from the rule of the Muslim "pagan". - Whether education truly has a big impact on social development. There are several great thinkers in our time, but looking at the whole society may be disappointed to think that the whole civilization may be as good as an individual not educated Hmm. But this is certainly impossible and there must be evidence that education produces a certain kind of difference. To further study this, Robert Frost's words are considered "education is the ability to hear almost everything without losing your mood and confidence."

Between 1096 and 1291, Roman churches, aristocrats and Western Europeans began a series of military operations against the Muslim rulers of the Eastern Mediterranean. These "Crusaders" such as Edessa, Duchy of Antioquia, Tripoli, Kingdom of Jerusalem established a short-term feudal state. Generally, these states are known as Outremer ("Sea") and residents are called "Franks", but they are not all in French. What is the money that these "Frank" brought to the holy ground? Europe 's circulation currency of the 11th century consisted of "feudal pennies" (denier, denaro, pfennig) weighing about 1.3 grams, made of copper alloy and containing 30-40% silver. Some people's names are kings and emperors, but local barons, bishops and abbot batted most of them.