Jerusalem was historically defended against the Saracens by various forces, notably during the Crusades. The most famous defense was led by Christian leaders such as Godfrey of Bouillon and later Richard the Lionheart during the Third Crusade. Local Christian militias, as well as European crusaders, played crucial roles in the city's defense against Muslim forces, which included prominent leaders like Saladin. The ongoing conflicts over Jerusalem reflect its significance to both Christian and Muslim faiths.
The real reason was the fact that the Byzantine Emperor Michael VII asked the Pope for help against the Muslim Saracens. The Pope saw this request as an excellent opportunity for regaining supremacy in the existing power struggle between the Orthodox and the Roman Catholic church. But since he needed a reason with a wider public appeal to get Roman Catholic Kings and nobles to support him, he used horror stories about Christian pilgrims to Jerusalem being slaughtered in great numbers by the Saracens, and how it was an insult to God that heathen Saracens were the masters of the Holy City of Jerusalem. So 'liberating Jerusalem' became the motto for the Crusades.
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The chief goal was to rescue the Christian Holy Land or Jerusalem from the Saracens.
There have been Saracen Caliphs who ruled over Jerusalem, but the last Saracens to control Jerusalem lost the city to the Seljuk Turks in the mid-1200s. It has since changed hands several times.
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Generally accepted reason was to retake Jerusalem for Christianity from the Saracens, however not all crusders were so noble. Type your answer here...
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in the middle ages were a series of wars that the Christians of Europe launched against the Saracens. Saracens was a term that the Crusaders used to describe a Muslim.
Saracens F.C. was created in 1876.
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