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When did the crusaders capture Antioch?
1098
What major city did the Crusaders have to go through to get to Jerusalem?
The Crusaders had to pass through the major city of Antioch on their way to Jerusalem during the First Crusade. Antioch was a pivotal stronghold that they captured in 1098, which provided a strategic base for their subsequent advance towards Jerusalem. The city's fall was crucial for the Crusaders, as it allowed them to secure a vital route and gather resources before continuing their journey.
How did the crusaders finally gain entrance to the city of Antioch?
The crusaders were able to scale the tower and sneak into Antioch. Once inside they were able to open a gate and allow the rest of the army to come in and attack the city.
What was found that restored the fighting of the crusaders at Antioch?
Three other kingdoms werer established at Antioch, Tripoli, and Ed ssa
How successful was the first crusade?
very. the crusaders took over jerusalem, antioch and edessa.
How successful was first crusade?
very. the crusaders took over Jerusalem, antioch and edessa.
One of four feudal states set up by the crusaders?
Edessa, Antioch, Tripoli and Jerusalem
Why did the crusaders want to seize Antioch prior to moving on toward Jerusalem?
Cause hes stupid
What were the four states established by the Crusaders in the Holy Land?
The four states were Jerusalem, Tripoli, Edessa, and Antioch.
Crusaders captured antioch during what time?
The Siege of Antioch took place during the First Crusade in 1097 and 1098 under the first crusade.
Why did the crusaders want to seize antioch prior to moving on toward Jerusalem and what would have been the likely result if they had not taken antioch?
The Crusaders sought to seize Antioch as it was strategically located along the route to Jerusalem and served as a vital stronghold for staging further military operations. Capturing Antioch would provide them with resources, troop reinforcements, and a defensive position against potential counterattacks. If they had not taken Antioch, their advance toward Jerusalem would have been severely hampered, likely resulting in logistical challenges, increased vulnerability to Muslim forces, and a diminished chance of successfully capturing the holy city.
What did crusaders use for shelter?
They besieged several cities along the coast (Antioch, Tripoli, Tortosa, Beirut, Sidon, Tyre, Montfort, Acre and Haifa) and moved in: Crusaders declared any house they saw as their own and settled down, rested and used them as permanent homes.
