Leadership of the Crusades, 1095–1192 (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Leadership structure of First Crusade
Leadership structure of First Crusade
No unified commander; led by eight princes
Godfrey of Bouillon's title after capturing Jerusalem
Godfrey of Bouillon's title after capturing Jerusalem
Defender of the Holy Sepulchre
Territory Baldwin of Boulogne established
Territory Baldwin of Boulogne established
County of Edessa
Stephen of Blois's action during Antioch siege
Stephen of Blois's action during Antioch siege
Deserted when the siege appeared to be failing
Territory Bohemond secured for himself
Territory Bohemond secured for himself
Principality of Antioch
Raymond of Toulouse's title after First Crusade
Raymond of Toulouse's title after First Crusade
Count of Tripoli
Fate of People's Crusade at Civetot
Fate of People's Crusade at Civetot
Massacred by Turkish forces in October 1096
Oath Alexius I demanded from princes
Oath Alexius I demanded from princes
Oath of vassalage to return Byzantine lands
Date Nicaea surrendered
Date Nicaea surrendered
18 June 1097
Decision-making body established during crusade
Decision-making body established during crusade
Council of Princes