Significance of the failure of Prince Alexius and of the sack of Constantinople in the Fourth Crusad (OCR A-Level History A): Flashcards

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When did Alexius IV reign?

1203-1204

Alexius IV's father

Emperor Isaac II Angelos

When was Alexius IV imprisoned?

1195

Who imprisoned Alexius IV in 1195

His uncle Alexius III

Who Alexius met at Philip of Swabia's court

Boniface of Montferrat

When Boniface & Alexius sailed to Constantinople

1202

Date Crusaders attacked Constantinople walls

18 July 1203

Where Alexius III fled

Thrace

Who became co-emperor with Isaac II

Alexius IV

Silver marks Alexius IV raised (half promised)

100,000

When violence w/ Crusaders & citizens became uncontrollable

December 1203

What Alexius IV did to Crusader ships (Jan 1204)

Set them on fire

Fate of Alexius IV (Jan 1204)

Strangled

Likely fate of Isaac II

Possibly poisoned

Who succeeded as Alexius V

Alexius Doukas Murzuphlus

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