Crusade Collection (page 28)

"The Crusade: A Historic Journey of Determination and Courage" In the annals of history, few events have captured the essence of a crusade quite like the Jarrow March

Crusades / Treaty
THIRD CRUSADE After some victories, the Crusaders make a treaty with Saladin, giving them Jaffa, Acre, and visiting rights in Jerusalem

Crusade Collection: Crusades / Prisoners

Crusades / Prisoners
after SECOND CRUSADE Saladin, after recapturing Jerusalem, watches a procession of Christian prisoners

Crusade Collection: Crusades / Constantinople

Crusades / Constantinople
FOURTH CRUSADE After quarreling with the Byzantine rulers, the Crusaders take Constantinople where Baudouin de Flandre is crowned emperor

Crusades / Edessa
FIRST CRUSADE Crusaders under Baudouin de Boulogne take Edessa, in Turkey, which provides the Crusaders with a base

Crusades / a Charge
FIRST CRUSADE A cavalry charge by the Knights of Saint John against the Saracens

Crusades Tripoli
following the FIRST CRUSADE The Crusaders after a long siege take TRIPOLI, where they destroy the famous library

Crusade Collection: Richard I in Palestine during the Third Crusade

Richard I in Palestine during the Third Crusade
King Richard I in action in Palestine, during the Third Crusade

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"The Crusade: A Historic Journey of Determination and Courage" In the annals of history, few events have captured the essence of a crusade quite like the Jarrow March. On that fateful day of 5th October 1936, unemployed coal miners from Jarrow embarked on a journey that would forever etch their names in the pages of resilience. With heads held high and hearts filled with hope, these brave souls took to the streets, demonstrating against an unjust system that had left them destitute. As we delve deeper into the concept of a crusade, it is impossible to ignore figures such as Eleanor of Castile and Hugues de Payens. Eleanor's unwavering support for her husband King Edward I during his campaigns can only be described as a personal crusade for justice and honor. Meanwhile, Hugues de Payens stands tall as Grand Master of the Knights Templar, leading his brethren in their sacred mission. The canvas reveals further tales from this epic saga - The Battle of Montgisard depicts warriors locked in combat during one momentous clash. It echoes with valor and sacrifice reminiscent of those who fought valiantly during the First Crusade when Seljuk Turks were defeated at Dorylaeum. One cannot discuss crusades without mentioning Jerusalem - a city steeped in religious significance and coveted by many throughout history. The image captures Crusaders near Jerusalem; their determination palpable as they inch closer towards fulfilling their divine purpose. Richard the Lionheart's embarkment on the Third Crusade showcases another facet - leaders driven by an unyielding zeal to reclaim holy lands lost to foreign rule. Their steely resolve mirrored by Simon De Montfort (Elder), whose name reverberates through time as he led countless battles with unwavering conviction. And finally, we come full circle to Urban II - his call for action marking not just any crusade but the First Crusade.