Crusade Timeline
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Обновлено: 11 фев 2021
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The first crusade
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15 August 1096 - 15 July 1099
This resulted in a crusader victory. The first
crusade probably wouldn't actually be
considered the first crusade.
The many leaders of this crusade include:
Raymond od Saint-Gilles, Godfrey of Bouillon,
Hugh of Vermandois, Bohemond of Otranto,
and Robert of Flanders.The Second Crusade
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1147 - 1149
This crusade was led by King Louis VII of France and Emperor Conrad III of Germany.
Despite being led by two of Europe's greatest rulers, this crusade resulted in a loss
against St Bernard.The Third Crusade
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1189 - 1192
The crusade was led by Emperor Frederick Barbarossa.
The military crusaders had won this battle, and this resulted in a three year truce.
Many other important leaders of this crusade are:
Phillip II Augustus of France, and Richard I (Richard the Lionheart) of England.The Fourth Crusade
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1202 - 1204
The following crusade began only lasted for two years.
This crusade was led by Pope Innocent III,
who also led them to a loss against Ayyubid sultan Saladin.The Fifth Crusade
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1217 - 1221
This crusade was led by King Andrew of Hungary.
It resulted in a Muslim victory and an Eight-year
truce between the Ayyubids and the Crusaders.
.The Sixth Crusade
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1228 - 1229
The sixth consecutive crusade lasted only, beginning in 1228.
It was led by Louis IX of France, one of the greatest French kings.
According to google, this crusade resulted in a "Diplomatic Crusader
victory Jerusalem given back to the Crusaders."The Seventh Crusade
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1248 - 1254
Just like the sixth AND the eighth, this crusade was led by King Louis IX of France.
The King's Christian army was defeated by the Ayyubid army.
A similarity between this crusade and the eighth crusade was the fact
that they were both led by King Louis IX of France.The Eight Crusade
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1270 - 1270
This crusade resulted in these things: inconclusive treaty of Tunis,
death of Louis IX and the opening of trade with Tunis.
Just like the seventh crusade, this one was led by King Louis IX of
France.The People's Crusade
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1 April 1096 - 1 October 1096
The people's crusade was technically the first and largest crusade.
It was believed that this Crusade was the known cause of the following
Crusade, called "The First Crusade."
The leader of this crusade was a monk and powerful orator named Peter,
the Hermit of Amiens.The Children's Crusade
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1212 - 1212
The Children's Crusade was said to be a "failed popular" crusade.
The crusaders had left the areas led by Stephen of Cloyes, who led
Northern France, and Nicholas, leading Germany. The reason why
the crusade was a failure, was because the crusaders never actually
arrived at their destination.The Hundred Years War
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1337 - 1453
France was in serious conflict between England, causing this war. The war was divided into three phases,
known as the Edwardian War, the Caroline war and the Lancastrian war. These three phases
were seperated by a truce. King Edward III (leading England) was against King Philip VI, who led France.
Even after all these years, the French managed to win the battle again England.The Edwardian War
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1337 - 1360
The Edwardian War was the first phase of the Hundred years war.
It was named after the King Edward III of England. The result of this
war was an English victory, causing the French government to completely
fall apart.The Caroline War
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1269 - 1389
The Caroline War was the second phase, following the Edwardian War.
This phase was named after King Charles of V of France, and the Kingdom
of France was dominating this phase of the war. Unlike the last war, the French
were the victors in the end.
.The Lancastian War
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1415 - 1453
The Lancastian War was the third and final phase of the hundred years war.
The French won once again. Henry V of England had invaded Normandy and
had failed to recover Bordeaux, which was a which was any type of wine made
and produced in the Bordeaux region of southwest France..
Lord Edward's Crusade
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1271–1272
Lord Edward's Crusade, or sometimes
known as the ninth crusade, was a crusade
led by Lord Edward, Duke of Gascony.
This crusade resulted in a withdrawal,
and some people say that the crusading
spirit was dying out by this time period.
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