Crusader states

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The Crusader states were a group of feudal Christian polities established by Western European crusaders in the Eastern Mediterranean during and after the First Crusade, serving as military and political outposts in the Levant.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian state
feudal state
group of medieval polities
historical region
alliedWith Italian maritime republics
Kingdom of England
Kingdom of France
capital Antioch
Jerusalem
Nicosia
Tripoli
economy Mediterranean trade
agriculture
endPeriod 1291
foundedBy Frankish nobles
Latin Christians
Western European crusaders
hasPart Edessa
surface form: County of Edessa

County of Jaffa and Ascalon
County of Sidon
County of Tripoli
Kingdom of Cyprus
Kingdom of Jerusalem
Lordship of Oultrejordain
Principality of Antioch
Principality of Galilee
inception 1098
1099
locatedIn Eastern Mediterranean
Levant region
surface form: Levant

Middle East
surface form: Near East
militaryFunction bastion of Latin Christendom in the Levant
frontier outpost
opposedBy Ayyubid dynasty
Fatimid Caliphate
Mamluk Sultanate
Seljuk Empire
Zengid dynasty
partOf Latin West
surface form: Latin East
politicalFunction bridge between Western Europe and the Near East
politicalSystem feudalism
religion Western Christianity
surface form: Latin Christianity

Roman Catholicism
significantEvent Battle of Hattin
surface form: Battle of Hattin (1187)

Siege of Acre (1291)
surface form: Fall of Acre (1291)

Siege of Jerusalem (1099)
startPeriod First Crusade
usedLanguage Arabic
Greek
Latin
Old French

Referenced by (74)

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Principality of Antioch partOf Crusader states
Bohemond I of Antioch allegiance Crusader states
this entity surface form: Latin crusader states
Kingdom of Georgia alliedWith Crusader states
Seljuk Sultanate of Rum borderedBy Crusader states
Holy Land historicalControlBy Crusader states
Byblos ruledBy Crusader states
Tyre ruledBy Crusader states
Sidon ruledBy Crusader states
Latin Empire partOf Crusader states
Cilician Armenia ally Crusader states
Chronicle of Morea relatedTo Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader states in Greece
Levant region wasPartOf Crusader states
Arwad laterControlledBy Crusader states
Maltese cross hasOrigin Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader period
Third Crusade hasParticipant Crusader states
Saladin opponent Crusader states
Palestine historicalControlBy Crusader states
Ibn Jubayr described Crusader states
double-barred cross symbolOf Crusader states
Tancred regionOfActivity Crusader states
St. Symeon associatedWith Crusader states
Artah partOf Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader States
Baibars opponent Crusader states
Battle of Harran (1104) affectedEntity Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader States
Seljuk Empire opponent Crusader states
Knights Templar financed Crusader states
Siege of Acre (1189–1191) belligerent Crusader states
Crusaders established Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader states in the Levant
Latin Patriarchate of Antioch territorialContext Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader States
Latin Patriarchate of Antioch linkedTo Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader principalities
Treaty of Devol relatedTo Crusader states
Danishmendids sharesBorderWith Crusader states
Danishmendids conflict Crusader states
Danishmendids opposedBy Crusader states
Mamluk forces enemyOf Crusader states
Kilij Arslan I opponent Crusader states
Kilij Arslan II mainOpponent Crusader states
Anatolian beyliks militaryConflict Crusader states
historic Palestine governedBy Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader states (in parts and periods)
Sidon Port underControlOf Crusader states
Imperium Romaniae partOf Crusader states
House of Courtenay connectedTo Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader states in the Levant
Empire of Romania partOf Crusader states
Baldwin II of Constantinople historicalPeriod Crusader states
this entity surface form: Late Crusader States period
Neapolis wasPartOf Crusader states
Rubenid dynasty partOf Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader states period
Rubenid dynasty alliedWith Crusader states
Italian maritime republics influencedRegion Crusader states
this entity surface form: Crusader States
Hethumid dynasty diplomaticRelations Crusader states