Kerbogha of Mosul

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Kerbogha of Mosul was a powerful Seljuk military leader and atabeg of Mosul best known for leading a large Muslim relief army against the First Crusaders during the Siege of Antioch in 1098.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Seljuk official
atabeg
historical figure
military commander
alliedWith Danishmendids NERFINISHED
emirs of northern Syria
armyComposition Arab contingents
Kurdish contingents
Turkic troops
commanded coalition army from various Muslim polities
conflict First Crusade NERFINISHED
Siege of Antioch NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Seljuk Empire NERFINISHED
culture Seljuk NERFINISHED
deathCause natural causes (presumed)
defeatedIn Siege of Antioch NERFINISHED
era medieval Islamic period
ethnicGroup Turkic peoples NERFINISHED
governed Mosul and its surrounding region
historicalRole defender of Muslim-held Antioch against Crusaders
knownFor assembling a large multi-ethnic army
failure to recapture Antioch from Crusaders
language Arabic
Turkic languages NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Seljuk military NERFINISHED
militaryRank general
militaryStrategy attempted to starve Crusaders by siege
notableEvent arrival before Antioch after Crusaders had captured the city
defeat outside Antioch by Crusader forces
notableFor commanding forces at the Siege of Antioch
leading a large Muslim relief army during the First Crusade
opponent Bohemond of Taranto NERFINISHED
First Crusaders NERFINISHED
Godfrey of Bouillon NERFINISHED
Raymond IV of Toulouse NERFINISHED
partOf Seljuk ruling elite NERFINISHED
placeOfAuthority Mosul NERFINISHED
positionHeld atabeg of Mosul
commander of a Muslim relief army
regionOfActivity Upper Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
northern Syria
religion Islam
residence Mosul NERFINISHED
siege Siege of Antioch NERFINISHED
timePeriod 11th century
First Crusade era NERFINISHED
yearOfMajorCampaign 1098

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Siege of Antioch commander Kerbogha of Mosul