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Peoples Crusade starts

1096

Leaders: Peoples Crusade

Peter the Hermit


Emich of Leisengen


Gottschalk


Folkmar

Examples of Poor leadership: Peoples Crusade

Pogroms = no control


Left too soon = poor harvests 1093-5


Raiding ourside Constantinople

Examples of lack of discipline: Peoples Crusade

Different Bands (leaders not united)


The pogroms riled the King of Hungary


Problems outside Constantinople

Why the people's crusade failed?

Poor Leadership


Lack of Discipline


Lack of Numbers (Arslan overwhelmed them)


luck

Examples of Bad Luck in the Peoples Crusade

Arslan in W


No Byz help

Was the Princes Crusade pushing at an open door?

Arslan in E


Muslim Disunity


How were the Muslims not united?

Nicaean Turks let in Byz 1097


Firuz gave up the Tower of Two Sisters 1097


Kerbogah v Arslan v Al-Afdal


Abbasid v Fatimids


Maa'rat Al Numan 1098 = further divisions


J not guarded properly

Why was the Princes Frusade 1096-1099 successfully?

Good leadership


Religious Zeal


Muslim Weaknesses


External Aid

Examples of good leadership: princes Crusade

Bohemond (Dorylaeum 1097 Antioch 1097 Ascalon 1099)


Adaptability (learnt Seljuk tactics after Dorylaeum, natural defences (river in Battle of Antioch, 1098), developed siege tactics)


Godfrey at J (changing point of attack)

Examples of Religious Zeal in the Princes Crusade

60,000 x2


Le Puy finding the Holy Lance in Antioch 1098


White Knights in Battle of Antioch 1098 => increased determination

Examples of Muslim weaknesses in the Princes Crusade

Disunity (= Abbasid v Fatimids, no clear leader (Kerbogah, Al-Afdal, Arslan), Traitors at Nicaea 1097 and Antioch 1098)


No dedication (esp after Maa'rat 1098)


Poor at withstanding sieges (Jerusalem 1099)

Examples of External Aid in the Princes Crusade

Byzantium (Guides, Troops, Supples, E.g. Tatikios)


Europe (Genoese = Supplies and Wood, English = Wood at J 1099)

Manzikert

1071

Shrinking of the Byz Empire

1025-80

Council of Piacenza

1095

Council of Clermont

1095

Nicaea captured

1097

Battle of Dorylaeum

1097

Antioch is taken

1098

Baldwin becomes Count of Edessa

1098

Battle of Antioch

1098

Maa'rat al Numan

1098

Capture of Jerusalem

1099