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War & Conflict
The Crusades, 1095 to the Fall of Acre
A series of religious wars launched by Latin Christendom, beginning with the call at Clermont in 1095 and ending on the mainland with the loss of Acre in 1291. Crusading against Ottoman and other enemies continued afterwards.
by Hannah Lindqvist · 4 tracks · 16 events
10951095 – 1396
Campaigns and BattlesCrusader States and OrdersPopes, Rulers and Diplomacy
1095 – 1100
The First Crusade, from sermon to kingdom
1113
1119
1144
The Second Crusade, called after Edessa, failed at Damascus in 1148. Edessa was never recovered.
43 years · AI-written context
1187 – 1192
Loss of Jerusalem and the Third Crusade
1204
1212
1229
Mamluk sultan Baybars took Antioch in 1268 and Krak des Chevaliers in 1271, stripping the crusader states before Acre fell.
62 years · AI-written context
1291
1307
Crusading shifted from recovering the Holy Land to containing the Ottomans in the Balkans.
89 years · AI-written context
1396
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109016 of 16 events · viewing 1090 – 1091 · Fit for all of 1095 – 13971400