List of Major Battles of the Crusades

List of Major Battles of the Crusades Related Important Events ⚡

Date of Event	Event / Incident
27 November 1095	Pope Urban II preached the First Crusade Crusade).
02 June 1098	First Crusade: The first siege of Antioch ends as the crucier army takes the city. The second siege will later begin on 7 June. The siege of Antioakes, against criminals against Muslim -occupied city, lasted from 21 October 1097 to 2 June 1098. Antioch was located in a strategic place on the path of Palestine of Crusaders. Supply, reinforcement and return can all be controlled by the city.
28 June 1098	The fighters of the First Crusade defeated Mosul's Karboga. Karboga was the first time during the crusade and was famous as a soldier. He was a Turk that credited his success for his military talent
08 July 1099	For the first time, about 15,000 famous criminals marched barefoot in Jerusalem during the crusade. The first crusade ended with European Christian forces capturing Jerusalem. There was a crusade between Christians and Muslims to control general religious areas.
07 June 1099	Members of First Crusade reached Jerusalem and started siege to the city against Fatima.
31 March 1146	The French abbot Bernard of Clairvaux preached a sermon to a crowd Vélezé, accompanied by King Louis VII, urging the need for a second crusade.
25 October 1147	Under Portugal's Afonso I, Riconquista-Fources captured LisbonFrom the Maurs after a four-month siege in one of the few Christians during the Second Crusade.
29 July 1148	The siege of Damascus ended in the defeat of a decisive crusader, which ended the second crime.
29 June 1149	The army led by the second crusade-Nur-Dini Jangi destroyed the boundaries of Antioch led by Prince Raymond.
10 June 1190	The third crusade-Frederick I drowned in the Salef River in Barbrosa Anatolia.
07 September 1191	Third Crusade-Fouries under Richard I, England defeated Job soldiers under Saladin in Arsuf, Current Israel.
07 September 1191	King Richard I of England defeated King Salauddin of Arasf in the Third Crusade.
10 November 1202	The first major action of the fourth crusade and the first attack against the Catholic city by Catholic criminals, began in Zara, Croatia.
12 April 1204	Alexios V. Dokas participated as Marferes of Montferat and Enrix dandolo as forces under bonephens, Venice's Dogi entered the capital of Byzantin and effectively abolished the Fourse Crusade.
18 March 1229	Sixth Crusade-Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II crowned himself King of Jerusalem, although his wife Yolande had died, leaving their infant son Conrad as the rightful heir.
11 February 1250	Seventh Crusade-After three days of fighting, the Ayyubids successfully defended Al Mansurah, Egypt, from invading crusaders.
06 April 1250	Job of the seventh crusade-Mishra eliminated the army and took King Louis IX of France hostage.
16 February 1270	Livonian Crusade: In the Battle of Karuse, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania achieved a decisive victory over the Livonian Order on the frozen surface of the Baltic Sea.
16 November 1272	On the way to Sicily during the ninth crusade, England's Edward IBCEM king, on the death of his father Henry III, but did not return to England for almost two years.
15 March 1311	The Catalan Company defeated Walter V, Count of Brienne in theBattle of Halmyros and took control of the Duchy of Athens, a Crusaderstate in Greece.
26 December 1736	Andrew Michael Ramsay gave a speech in which he linked the legacy and internationalism of Freemasonry to the Crusade.
07 June 1899	The American Temporative Crusader Carrie Nation entered a salon in Cancova, Canasus, and proceeded to destroy all alcoholic beverages.