Principality of Antioch

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Crusader state former country medieval principality

The Principality of Antioch was a medieval Crusader state established in the Levant, centered on the city of Antioch and serving as a key Latin Christian stronghold during the Crusades.

Statements (52)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Crusader state → former country → medieval principality →
allyOf	Kingdom of Jerusalem →
borderedBy	Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia → Byzantine Empire → County of Edessa → County of Tripoli →
capital	Antioch →
claimedBy	Byzantine Empire →
conflictWith	Ayyubid dynasty → Mamluk Sultanate → Seljuk Turks → Zengid dynasty →
conqueredBy	Baibars →
continent	Asia →
currency	Antiochene bezant →
disestablished	1268 →
disestablishedBy	Mamluk Sultanate →
established	1098 →
establishedDuring	First Crusade →
foundedBy	Bohemond I of Antioch →
governmentType	feudal principality →
hadVassal	County of Tripoli →
importantCity	Artah → Jabala → Latakia →
importantPort	St. Symeon →
language	Arabic → Greek → Latin → Old French →
locatedIn	Levant →
majorReligion	Roman Catholic Church →
modernTerritory	Syria → Turkey →
notableRuler	Bohemond I of Antioch → Bohemond II of Antioch → Bohemond III of Antioch → Bohemond IV of Antioch → Bohemond VI of Antioch → Raymond of Poitiers →
participatedIn	Crusades →
partOf	Crusader states → Outremer →
religion	Latin Christianity →
religiousInstitution	Latin Patriarchate of Antioch →
rulingDynasty	Hauteville dynasty → House of Poitiers → Lusignan dynasty →
suzerainOf	Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia →
unionWith	Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Cilician Armenia → Kingdom of Jerusalem →	neighbor
Cilician Armenia →	ally
Normans →	conquered
St. Symeon →	country
Outremer →	hasPart
St. Symeon →	locatedIn
Hauteville dynasty →	ruled
Normans →	ruledRegion
St. Symeon →	serves