Siege of Arqa

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The Siege of Arqa was a protracted 1099 military blockade during the First Crusade in which Crusader forces unsuccessfully attempted to capture the fortified town of Arqa in present-day Lebanon.

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instanceOf military engagement
siege
followedBy Siege of Jerusalem (1099) NERFINISHED
march on Jerusalem
hasBelligerent Latin Christian Crusaders NERFINISHED
Muslim-controlled town of Arqa
hasCause Crusader attempt to expand control in Levant
Crusader attempt to secure route to Jerusalem
hasCommander Raymond IV of Toulouse NERFINISHED
other First Crusade leaders
hasDuration approximately three months
hasEndTime 1099-05
hasHistoricalPeriod High Middle Ages NERFINISHED
hasLocation Arqa NERFINISHED
County of Tripoli region
present-day Lebanon
hasNature protracted blockade
hasOpposingForce garrison of Arqa
hasOutcome Crusader failure
hasParticipant Crusader army
local Muslim defenders
hasPointInTime 1099
hasResult Arqa not captured by Crusaders
hasStartTime 1099-02
hasStrategicObjective control of coastal and inland routes in the Levant
hasTheater Levant NERFINISHED
isPartOfCampaign Crusader operations in northern Syria and Lebanon NERFINISHED
partOf First Crusade NERFINISHED
precededBy Siege of Antioch NERFINISHED
usedTactic blockade
siege warfare

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Raymond IV of Toulouse participatedIn Siege of Arqa