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Alexios I Komnenos was an Orthodox Christian, as he was born after the Great Schism of 1054 and as Emperor was the temporal head of the Orthodox Church.

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Who was the byzantine empire that pleaded to the pope for help?

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Who is emperor Alexis in the first crusade?

Alexios I Komnenos was the Emperor of the Byzantine Empire during the First Crusade, which occurred largely as a result of his appeals to Western Christendom for help against the tide of Islam.


Why did the Byzantine empire ask Pope Urban II for help?

Because the Byzantine Emperor Alexios I Komnenos and his Kingdom were being attacked by Muslim Turks who had taken large swaths of Byzantine land. Emperor Alexios was hoping western knights could help him retake his lands, which could only happen by command of Pope Urban II, therefore he needed to ask the Pope for assistance.


Who was Alexius Comnenius?

Alexios I Komnenos (Latinized as Alexius Comnenus) was Emperor of the Byzantine Empire from 1080-1118 CE. He came to power during a period of crisis for the Empire and managed to restore part of the power and prestige that had been lost over the last half century. He reconquered large swathes of land in Asia Minor and also helped instigate the First Crusade.


What was the role Byzantine emperor komnenos do during the first crusade?

Byzantine Emperor Alexios I Komnenos played a crucial role during the First Crusade by seeking to reclaim territories lost to the Seljuk Turks and securing military assistance from the Western Christian states. He requested that the crusaders take an oath of loyalty to him, which aimed to ensure that the crusade would align with Byzantine interests. While he initially supported the crusaders by providing them with supplies and troops, he later became wary of their intentions, leading to tensions between the Byzantine Empire and the crusading forces. Ultimately, his actions helped shape the course of the crusade and the relationship between the East and West.