Crusading and Crusader States 1119-1149 dates Flashcards
when did Jerusalem build castle at Castrum Arnaldi
1132-33
when did Fulk of Jerusalem defeated Pons of Tripoli at the battle of Rugia and asserted his overlordship
1132
when did Fulk removed Princess Alice from her attempt to take power in Antioch
1132
when did Masud became Seljuk Sultan
1133
when did Baldwin I of Edessa became Baldwin I of Jerusalem
nov 1100
when did Zengi invaded the County of Tripoli – Fulk had to aid Pons.
1133
when did A large number of knights became Templars in Burgundy
1133
when did Hugh of Le Puisset (A Frankish baron), lead a rebellion against Fulk of Jerusalem after Fulk’s supporters alleged his attempt to assassinate Fulk and infidelity with Queen Melisende.
1134
when was Beth Gibelin built and given to the Military Orders
1135
when did Zengi received an appeal for help from Ismail, emir of Damascus (son of Buri)
1135
when did Bohemond II’s daughter Constance married Raymond of Poitiers and he became the new Prince of Antioch.
1136
when was Fulk and Melisende’s son Amalric was born.
1136
when did The Templars manned Bagras castle near Antioch.
1136
when did Raymond of Antioch (Poitiers) accepted John II of Byzantium as his superior.
1137
when did Fulk forged an alliance with Unur of Damascus against the growing threat of the Turkish warlord Zengi.
1137
WHEN was Fulk was defeated in battle near Barin (Montferrand) by Zengi.
1137
when did Fulk failed to co-operate with Emperor John II of Byzantium.
1137
when did Raymond II of Tripoli married Hodierna, younger daughter of Baldwin II.
1137
whhen was Raymond II of Tripoli captured by Zengi at Barin.
1137
when did John II conquered Tarsus, Adana, and Mamistra from the Principality of Armenian Cilicia
1137
when was Tripoli was invaded by the sultan of damascus; Pons captured and killed by Muslims.
march 1137
when, After learning of Pons’ death, did Zengi invade Tripol
july 1137
when was Melisende was a supporter of the Jacobite Church in Jerusalem
1138-40
when was the Unsuccessful joint Byzantine-Frankish (Raymond of Antioch, John II, Joscelin II of Edessa) siege of Shaizar.
1138