Jerusalem is in the heart of the modern State of Israel and the Palestinian Territories. It was important during the Crusades due to the religious significance that the city of Jerusalem has in Christianity, especially as concerns the events of the crucifixion.
Probably the conquest of Jerusalem in the First Crusade, in 1099 AD.
The Christians went on Crusades to liberate Jerusalem from Muslim control, after being told to do so by the Pope in Rome. The Crusades were a failure and the Muslims controlled Jerusalem until WWI, when the British got control of the region.
No. Jerusalem stayed in Muslim hands.
Jerusalem was important to Muslims during the Crusades because it held great religious significance as the location of the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque, two of Islam's holiest sites. It was also a symbol of political power and authority, representing the heart of the Islamic world. Losing control of Jerusalem to Christian crusaders was seen as a threat to the Muslim faith and territory.
they lead the crusades yes. The crusades were an effort to retake Jerusalem.
This is because they didn't have enough crusaders.
regain Jerusalem
Jerusalem
The mission of the Crusades was to take over the Holy Land (Jerusalem).
Land (primarily the holy land and Jerusalem); Money; It wasn't all economically and territorially motivated, Jerusalem is important in a religious context.
the first crusade was a success so later kings thought they could direct successful crusades too cause Muslims recaptured Jerusalem after first crusade but all other crusades failed
The crusades were the result of the Pope wanting to get back the holy land with Jerusalem and its surrounding biblically historic cities. There were nine of them and the first four are considered to be the most important.