Who died in the first, second, and third crusades?

Question

Like kings, who was disgraced, who was exiled? When did they die?

Like KINGS and QUEENS!!! Who got what, and I need RESOURCES, RELIABLE resources.

Answer 1

Hi look up these sites
and you should get a whole bunch of historical facts

good hunting !

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The Crusades
... in the West as the Crusades. Quotations on Jihad and The Crusades ... Who was it, they ask, who preached the Crusades in the name of the Prince of Peace? ...www.crusades.org -

Europe > History > The Crusades in the Yahoo! Directory
Yahoo! reviewed these sites and found them related to Europe > History > The Crusades ... Humanities > History > By Time Period > Middle Ages > Crusades, The ...dir.yahoo.com/Regional/.../By_Time_Period/Middle_Ages/Crusades__The -

There were seven Crusades, with the first beginning in 1095 and the last ending in 1291. ... The major Crusades were: ... Yahoo's Links: The Crusades. ...gbgm-umc.org/umw/bible/crusades.stm -


Medieval Sources on line
... the Crusades and European expansionism (Medieval Source book) Church and the Crusades ... Includes profiles of some of the key players (Medieval Crusades) ...

www.medievalsources.co.uk/portal_crusades.htm -

Answer 2

As far as Europeans are concerned, no monarchs participated in the First Crusade. The Second Crusade was led by Louis VII of France and the German king Conrad III. The Third was led by Richard the Lionheart of England, Philip Augustus of France, and Frederick Barbarossa. Besides Barbarossa all the leaders made it through alive, although Conrad fell ill and was forced to lay low for awhile.

If you're interested in monarchies during this time you might want to look into the history of what was going on in the Crusader States in the twelth century. There was always plenty going on and women had a surprisingly big part in it.

And if you're interested in crusader leaders in general, look in to Frederick II of the Holy Roman Empire. He led the Sixth Crusade. Frederick was an intellectual who may or may not have been an atheist (the Pope didn't like this, as you may guess) and liked to do grotesque experiments on people. He's an interesting person, and successfully negotiated a treaty with the Muslims to allow Christians to enter Jerusalem as pilgrims, but because he was excommunicated at the time the Pope wouldn't recognize this treaty, thus voiding it.

Answer 3

I thought Saladin died after the end of the Third Crusade.

Emperor Frederick Barbarossa died in 1190 on the journey to the Holy Land for the Third Crusade. Otherwise, the survival rate for kings was actually pretty good.

Oh, you might like to check out Eleanor of Aquitaine as someone who was rumoured to have gotten up to no good while away on Crusade.

Answer 4

What you need to do is read up on the Cathars. They played an important part in the world at the time. Yet you don't hear about them.
What you seek may lie with them. Also take a close look at the strongholds they had. An there is two maps, hard to find, but on the net. They are the same yet different. There is a third out there.
Alot of secrets held hidden there.

Answer 5

Saladin died durring the crusades with israel and palistine or the muslims. That much i know.