By now, the first of the five armies of the First Crusade were on their way to Constantinople. Godfrey of Bouillon arrived first. Soon after him, Bohemond of Taranto arrived, followed by Count Raymond IV of Toulouse. After that, Count Robert II arrived. Last came Duke Robert of Normandy. Together, they attacked Muslim lands. The city of Nicaea was taken first. Following that, the crusaders attacked and captured Antioch. Nearly all of the Muslims inside were killed by the merciless crusaders. Then the crusaders attacked Marrat an-Nu'man where the crusaders slaughtered a hundred thousand people. A year later, the crusaders attacked Jerusalem. Since the crusaders thought that killing Muslims was very good for the soul, they murdered as many as they could. No one was given mercy. Old or young, sick or healthy, male or female, all were beheaded and killed by the invading crusaders. The city was full of blood that reached up to the knees of the soldiers and up to the horses' bridles. The Muslims were forced to throw themselves from the tops of towers and buildings, were burnt alive, and the list goes on. The crusaders climbed up to the top of the Temple of Solomon, from where they massacred hundreds and thousands of Muslims. The slaughter was only paused when the crusaders gave thanks to their Lord. Then it was continued with as much ferocity as before.
The First Crusade took place in 1096 to 1099.
The first crusade was led by French Nobles.
The Battle of Antioch was part of the First Crusade.
The official First Crusade
The Siege of Antioch took place during the First Crusade in 1097 and 1098 under the first crusade.
The First Crusade was the only successful Crusade.
The First Crusade took place in 1096 to 1099.
There were about 800 victims in the first crusade. They were Jews.
The christians won the first crusade
The Christians captured Palestine in the first Crusade
The first crusade was led by French Nobles.
The first crusade lasted for 3 years.
The First Crusade - video - was created in 1999.
The First Crusade.
No in the second crusade.
Constantinople was the first destination, but the first real engagement in the first Crusade was Antioch.
the first crusade started in 1096 and ended in 1254