chronicles of Fulcher of Chartres

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The chronicles of Fulcher of Chartres are a key medieval Latin narrative that provides a detailed eyewitness account of the First Crusade and the early years of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf historical narrative
medieval Latin chronicle
primary source
alternateName Historia Hierosolymitana
associatedWith First Crusade NERFINISHED
Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem NERFINISHED
author Fulcher of Chartres NERFINISHED
citationForm Fulcher of Chartres, Historia Hierosolymitana
compositionEndDate c. 1127
compositionStartDate c. 1100
coversEvent Battle of Dorylaeum NERFINISHED
Council of Clermont
departure of the First Crusade
establishment of the Kingdom of Jerusalem
reign of Baldwin I of Jerusalem
reign of Baldwin II of Jerusalem
siege of Antioch NERFINISHED
siege of Jerusalem (1099)
siege of Nicaea NERFINISHED
describesGroup Frankish crusaders
describesPerson Baldwin I of Jerusalem NERFINISHED
Baldwin II of Jerusalem NERFINISHED
Godfrey of Bouillon
Pope Urban II
fieldOfStudy crusade studies
medieval history
genre crusade chronicle
geographicFocus Jerusalem NERFINISHED
Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem NERFINISHED
Levant
historicalSignificance key narrative source for the First Crusade
major source for early Latin East history
language Latin
literaryStyle annalistic narrative
manuscriptTradition survives in multiple medieval manuscripts
narrativePerspective eyewitness account
originalTitle Gesta Francorum Iherusalem peregrinantium
preservedIn European libraries and archives
religiousContext Latin Christianity
religiousTheme holy war ideology
pilgrimage to the Holy Land
setting Eastern Mediterranean
structure three books
timePeriodDescribed First Crusade NERFINISHED
early years of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
usedBy modern historians of the Crusades
viewpoint pro-crusade

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Chronicle of Fulcher of Chartres ("Fulcher of Chartres, Historia Hierosolymitana")
citationForm
First Crusade
describedIn
Gesta Francorum ("Historia Hierosolymitana by Fulcher of Chartres")
influenced

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