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The Third Crusade (1187-1192) by European armies against the Muslim-controlled portions of the Holy Land took several different routes. One half of the intended invasion force was led by Frederick Barbarossa, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, by land through the Balkans and into Asia Minor before largely dispersing after Barbarossa's death by natural causes. The other half, led partly by England's King Richard the Lion-Hearted and partly by France's King Philip, traveled mainly by boat from England, France, and elsewhere in Western Europe across the Mediterranean Sea until arriving on the shores of the Holy Land.
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Who drowned during the Third Crusade?
Frederick Barbarossa drowned during the Third Crusade.
In which Crusade did Saladian and King Richard fight?
They fought one another in the Third Crusade (1189 to 1192)
Who led the Muslim forces during the third Crusade?
Richard I of England (Richard the Lionheart) .
What was the site of the siege of the Third Crusade?
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Why is the battle of hattin important?
because it started the third crusade
Where did the third crusade happen?
The third crusade happened in Jeruslam
When did Third Crusade happen?
Third Crusade happened in 1189.
What was the third crusade called?
Kings' crusade
Who drowned during the Third Crusade?
Frederick Barbarossa drowned during the Third Crusade.
What are the dates of the Third Crusade?
the third crusade started in 1189 and stopped, or finished, in 1192
Which crusade did Saladin and king Richard I fight?
Third Crusade
Which crusade was a success in the campaign to free the holy land?
It was the Third Crusade
Which Crusade was a success the campaign to the free Holy Land?
It was the Third Crusade
Which crusade was a success in a campaign to free the holy land?
It was the Third Crusade
Which Crusade was a success in the campaign to the free the holy land?
It was the Third Crusade
How did the third crusade end?
the third crusade lasted from 1189 to 1192
Which Crusade was in 1192?
The Third Crusade lasted from 1189 until 1192. Also known as the Kings' Crusade.
