Baldwin IV and Raynald's Victory at Montgisard

At the Battle of Montgisard, King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem, aided by Raynald of Châtillon, successfully repelled the much larger forces of Saladin. This surprising victory showcased the tactical prowess of the Christians and the defiance of Baldwin, who was afflicted with leprosy. The battle took place near the town of Ramla in Palestine, where Baldwin's forces took advantage of the terrain and launched a strategic surprise attack against Saladin's army.