Key figures Flashcards

1
Q

Where did Richard I become Duke of when he was 15 in 1172?

A

Aquitaine

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2
Q

Who was Richard I betrothed to when he was 12?

A

Philip II’s daughter, Alice

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3
Q

When did Richard I become King of England?

A

1189

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4
Q

What tie to Outremer did Richard I have?

A

His great-grandfather was Fulk of Anjou

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5
Q

How did Richard raise enough funds to go on crusade?

A

He imposed a “Saladin tax” and sold vasts amounts of land and property

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6
Q

How did Richard and Philip II travel to the Holy Land?

A

By sea

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7
Q

What did travelling by sea allow Richard to eliminate and why?

A

Poor and unarmed pilgrims; places on the ships were limited and had to be paid for

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8
Q

How old was Phillip II when he took the cross in 1188 and how long had he ruled for?

A

24; 8 years

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9
Q

Who had the most organised and best-resourced army?

A

Richard I

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10
Q

Why would Richard and Philip not take the cross unless the other did?

A

They were rivals, and if one left for crusade without the other their lands would be vulnerable to invasion

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11
Q

How old was Barbarossa when he took the cross?

A

In his late sixties

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12
Q

How long had Barbarossa been King of Germany?

A

36 years

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13
Q

Who was Barbarossa hostile towards?

A

The Papacy

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14
Q

What role did Barbarossa play in the second crusade?

A

He was second in command to his uncle, Conrad III

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15
Q

When did Barbarossa take the cross?

A

1188

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16
Q

How did Barbarossa afford the crusade?

A

He insisted that the nobles pay for themselves

17
Q

When did Barbarossa leave for the Holy Land?

A

1189

18
Q

What had happened to Saladin following his victories at Hattin and Jerusalem in 1187?

A

His strength began to decline and divisions began to surface

19
Q

What event demonstrates Saladin’s declining power?

A

In the winter of 1187-88 he attacked Tyre but Conrad of Montferrat was able to defeat him

20
Q

Who did Saladin release in the summer of 1188?

A

Guy de Lusignan

21
Q

When did Guy de Lusignan begin the siege of Acre?

A

August 1189

22
Q

Give three motivations for Richard I joining the third crusade

A

Glory, remission of sin, status, Philip

23
Q

Around how many men did the German army bring on crusade?

A

30,000