Pelusium region

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The Pelusium region was a strategically important area in northeastern Egypt near the Nile Delta that served as a key invasion route and battleground during the Fifth Crusade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
historical region
adjacentTo Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
approachFrom Levant NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent Fifth Crusade NERFINISHED
borderFunction eastern frontier of Egypt
contestedBy Ayyubid Sultanate NERFINISHED
Latin Crusaders NERFINISHED
defensiveRole first line of defense for Egypt’s eastern approaches
hasStrategicImportance high
historicalEra Crusades NERFINISHED
Middle Ages
knownFor access route from the Levant into the Nile Delta
military campaigns against Egypt
languageOfHistoricalSources Arabic
Latin NERFINISHED
locatedIn Egypt
northeastern Egypt
locatedNear Nile Delta NERFINISHED
militarySignificance control of access to the Nile Delta
nearbyCity Pelusium NERFINISHED
partOf Nile Delta region NERFINISHED
relatedTo Sinai Peninsula NERFINISHED
city of Damietta NERFINISHED
strategicRole battleground during the Fifth Crusade
key invasion route into Egypt
terrainFeature coastal plains
deltaic lowlands
timePeriodOfKeyEvents early 13th century
usedBy Ayyubid forces NERFINISHED
Crusader armies NERFINISHED

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Fifth Crusade hasLocation Pelusium region