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3000 Christian Pilgrims were massacred in Jerusalem and the Christian churches were destroyed.
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The crusader armies went from France and Italy due to the Pope´s order. They arrived to Constantinople and then marched south through Anatolia, leading to the war.
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A large Muslim army was victorious in the Crusaders within Antioch. They led a successful break-out and defeat of Kerbogha's army
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The crusaders entered the city.
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Edessa was reconquered by the Turks.
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A new crusade mainly from French and South German armies, under the Kings Louis VII marched to Jerusalem. However they fail to win.
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During the relatively peace when Muslims and Christians co-existed in the holy land, Muslims decided to conquered the time of Edessa, this leaded to the second crusade.
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In the Holy Land, both the kings of France and Germany had returned to their countries without any result.
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Europeans understood that Jerusalem had fallen to a Kudish warrior and Muslim leader Saladin. On hearing these news Pope Urban III died of a heart attack .
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Muslims were united by Sadin, who created a single powerful state.He won a Battle, this disunited crusaders and all of the crusaders holdings.
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Richard captured Cyprus from the Byzantines.
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After too many battles, the leaders Richard and Saladin agreed to a truce.
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Pope Innocent III initiated the Fourth Crusades.
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This crusade began with the intention of invading the Holy Land through Egypt .
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The Crusaders sacked the of Constantinople city.
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Boniface of Montferrat, the leader of the Fourth Crusade was ambushed and killed by Kaloyan.
