The capture of Antioch: rivalries, strategies and atrocities (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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The capture of Antioch: rivalries, strategies and atrocities
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Raymond IV's proposal at Antioch

Immediate attack (crusaders opposed)

Turkish garrison commander of Antioch

Yaghi-Siyan

Bohemond I's role during siege

Courageous leader, rallied crusaders vs relief armies

Bohemond's ambush force (Feb 1098)

700 mounted men

May 1098: Turkish commander gathering army

Kerbogha

Kerbogha's delay duration

Three weeks (trying to take Edessa)

Who Bohemond negotiated with in Antioch

Firouz (lesser official)

Entry point for crusaders into Antioch

Tower of the Two Sisters

Crusader strategy on 2 June 1098

Marched west (fake retreat), then returned

Date Antioch was captured

3 June (1098)

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