Historical Events tagged with "kingdom_of_jerusalem"

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Military & Warfare

Frederick II Begins the Sixth Crusade

September 7th, 1228 796 years ago

Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II landed in Acre, Israel, initiating the Sixth Crusade. His campaign was notable for achieving a peaceful restoration of the Kingdom of Jerusalem without major military confrontation. Frederick's negotiations with Muslim leaders were pivotal in reclaiming Jerusalem and other key territories, emphasizing diplomacy over warfare. This unique approach set his crusade apart from previous military campaigns.

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Politics & Government

Conrad of Montferrat Marries Isabella I of Jerusalem

November 24th, 1190 834 years ago

Conrad of Montferrat ascended as the King of Jerusalem upon his marriage to Isabella I of Jerusalem. This union was significant as it secured his claim to the throne amidst the ongoing conflicts in the region. The marriage took place in Tyre, which was a strategically important city at the time. Both individuals were pivotal in the political arena of the crusader states, and their union merged their ambitions and resources to strengthen the Latin kingdom in the Holy Land.

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