Why did The Crusades Fail?

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  • Why did The Crusades Fail?
    The crusades were a miraculous combined effort of multiple Christian nations throughout Europe to unify and take back the Holy Land from their Muslim adversaries. A spectacular feat, given how much Europe’s nations were usually at war with each other, the crusades should, in theory, have been a mighty display of passion and strength. Yet, somehow, the crusades failed. Why, and how, did this happen?...
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  • @theapocalypse7084
    @theapocalypse7084 Před 3 lety +2856

    8th Crusade be like : "Nah that Jerusalem is hard to capture, let's just take some random land in north Africa".

    • @user-fu8rt7bf8z
      @user-fu8rt7bf8z Před 3 lety +92

      Trust me jerusalem will fall very easy now...

    • @Visha054
      @Visha054 Před 3 lety +55

      @Jason Stark Then I guess U don't know about allauddin khilji,Tamiur, Mohamed ghazni,ghaznavi,aurengzebd,Hyder Ali,lodhi empire,tipu sultan. Who were force converting by sword, killing, looting temple's,massacreing Sikhs Hindus Christians etc.

    • @z1ll4jr53
      @z1ll4jr53 Před 3 lety +37

      @Jason Stark
      Lmao the entire religion of Islam is founded upon an aggressive “caliphate” slaughter doctrine please calm your revisionist bullshit down

    • @z1ll4jr53
      @z1ll4jr53 Před 3 lety +23

      @Jason Stark
      I’m the stupid brainwashed simpleton? There’s nothing to prove to you, you already got enough arguments on you that you cannot refute on this thread, the only simpleton here is the one absorbing what’s essentially nothing but a modern revisionist narrative! Hahaha!

    • @Visha054
      @Visha054 Před 3 lety +20

      @Jason Stark A typical BS response of Islamists just trying to coverup what Islam is,so stop justifying it here Nd reform that stupid religion or ideology.

  • @dtice69
    @dtice69 Před 3 lety +2021

    3rd Crusade: "Man, what a disaster! We need a new plan of attack."
    4th Crusade: "I got an idea..."

    • @MasonGreenWeed
      @MasonGreenWeed Před 3 lety +114

      If you can't beat the heathen then let's beat the heretic

    • @MrJimmibambo
      @MrJimmibambo Před 3 lety +15

      disaster? well they reclaimed much of the lost territory, I wouldn't call this a disaster.

    • @jean-marccloutier4309
      @jean-marccloutier4309 Před 3 lety +5

      @Cris javier lol , it was the popes call

    • @antonioklaic4839
      @antonioklaic4839 Před 3 lety +1

      Ironically they could have succeeded with the original plan because Alexandria was a welcoming city to the Christians and the Sultan of Egypt was a moron

    • @antonioklaic4839
      @antonioklaic4839 Před 3 lety +3

      @الظلام علي actually he wasn't so dumb true, but wasn't a war focused leader. He actually Al Adil I actually tried to make good reoations and trade with the crusader states to prevent another crusade.
      The point is that the crusaders would have Alexandria, wgich had a very large population of christians at the time, as an easy access point and they managed to sack Constantinople, which was the most defensible city in the world.
      Before that, Constantinople was considered almost impossible to capture since it's surrounded by sea on three sides and thick walls on one.

  • @Kaizer243
    @Kaizer243 Před rokem +62

    During the Second Crusade, some 3,000 French knights were starved in southwest Anatolia after the war. The Seljuk soldiers, whom they fought yesterday, were dying of hunger, and the food and drink aid was given to 3,000 French knights who were left in the enemy's territory. The French soldiers changed their religion and became Muslims after a while.

    • @Steampunksped
      @Steampunksped Před 5 měsíci +11

      I'd rather have a honorable enemy then a fake friend

    • @GattsuOfficial
      @GattsuOfficial Před měsícem +1

      And one of the French Slaves stabbed Zengi, soo.

  • @zuhairhisham4884
    @zuhairhisham4884 Před 2 lety +382

    I dont think it was right to have called Saladin infamous, because, if you read about his life, he was probably one of the most generous person and kind-hearted and well respected ruler of that time.

    • @raed_ksa9449
      @raed_ksa9449 Před 2 lety +8

      Chivalrous to put it shortly.

    • @TWISTEDxJOKERII
      @TWISTEDxJOKERII Před 2 lety +33

      Infamous from the view of the crusaders probably

    • @fuop8718
      @fuop8718 Před rokem +51

      @@TWISTEDxJOKERII the christians and muslims alike respect saladin for his piety and generosity

    • @ironsentinel5847
      @ironsentinel5847 Před rokem

      He was not kind, he wouldn't and failed to pay the ransom for many Muslims in an agreement with Richard the lionhearted, many of his nobles and militia hated him for it and he found it increasingly harder to get men to defend forts and cities. go research more. He was a respected man in his own right...but be under no illusion, he was a tyrant in many ways

    • @GEFORCE31
      @GEFORCE31 Před rokem +2

      as a turk guys we are outstanding warrior your grantfathers knows our

  • @jackj9816
    @jackj9816 Před 3 lety +2547

    I like how near the end when it zooms out there is a massive Mongol empire that just spawned out of nowhere

    • @papalagoon3959
      @papalagoon3959 Před 3 lety +39

      lol yea

    • @simulify8726
      @simulify8726 Před 3 lety +317

      It's all fun and games until Mongolia starts claiming China, Korea, Central Asia, parts of Russia and Iran

    • @VAPOURIZE100
      @VAPOURIZE100 Před 2 lety +146

      Yeppp and the Mamaluks defeated them too.. TOUGH and tactical warriors or mujahedeen 💯💯

    • @shereenhussian6651
      @shereenhussian6651 Před 2 lety +4

      Jack J no I don't see it

    • @MiddleKingdom305
      @MiddleKingdom305 Před 2 lety +28

      @@VAPOURIZE100 then mongols slaughter and conquered the Muslims. 😐

  • @MCL003
    @MCL003 Před 3 lety +2391

    Historians: you lost
    Crusaders: I didn’t lose, I simply failed to win

    • @vin6665
      @vin6665 Před 3 lety +150

      Lmao Oversimplified America civil war reference

    • @logicalconceptofficial
      @logicalconceptofficial Před 2 lety +17

      I don’t necessarily think it’s that easy to say whether major campaigns like that are “lost” or “won” considering we have no ability to do an A/B test of the alternative. I personally think you would have seen a lot more Islamic conquest, that made it further into central and Western Europe during the Middle Ages if there were no crusade and no pushback against islamism. It’s kind of like when people try to say domino theory was disproven by Vietnam. Was it? I don’t think so....who knows where things would have gone without US intervention against soviet expansion in the third world. Similarly without the crusades Islam wouldn’t have stopped and been largely contained among Arabs in the Mid East. The ottomans made it to Vienna but that’s about as far as they got because of resistance. You can’t just declare something like the crusades a useless and unnecessary war. Tell me that the Muslim siege and conquest of Jerusalem was something to let slide when it happens to NYC, London or some major city that you care about and that effects your life and livelihoods. I think if people had more of the facts they’d understand that doing nothing about the siege of Jerusalem would be like the US doing nothing about 9/11 or Israel just taking Hamas rockets without retaliating. Sounds nice, but only if you’re a weak pussy that doesn’t deserve to have a nation let alone lead it!

    • @logicalconceptofficial
      @logicalconceptofficial Před 2 lety +9

      Also when you don’t arbitrarily cut off the timeline of the fight for the holy land somewhere in the ottoman controlled 15th century or something then the west is currently winning the war for control of the holy land. Israel and Zionism were always as much about having a friend of the western powers in that region as it was about giving the Jewish people their ancestral homeland back. As a US citizen and non-Jewish Zionist that just saw islamists getting their asses kicked by US/Israeli weaponry...were definitely winning!

    • @TheConservativeKnight6809
      @TheConservativeKnight6809 Před 2 lety +35

      @@logicalconceptofficial Agreed, Thanks to President Trump to recognise Jerusalem as capital of Israel. God bless Israel and America!

    • @terrorgaming459
      @terrorgaming459 Před 2 lety +38

      Saladin go brrrrr

  • @uriargaman7241
    @uriargaman7241 Před rokem +62

    I studied Humanities in a Jerusalemite school, and we played a game once imitating the events of the 3rd crusade. I played Seif Adin, Salah Adin (mentioned in the video as Saadin)'s brother. It was fairly easy to demoralize and split apart the various crusaders. I can imagine the European infighting having doomed these campaigns more often than not.

  • @hicgerekyoktu
    @hicgerekyoktu Před 2 lety +140

    I had also read that some of the first crusades, whıch choose the land path through anatolia, were drastically weakened by the guerilla tactics driven by small groups of horseback archer turcomans. highly armored crusades are extremely slow, whereas horseback archers are indeed quite fast. european armies are typically infantary, whereas nomadic armies are always mounted. and yes, their high-tech bows and arrows can pierce armor.

    • @samboy90
      @samboy90 Před 2 lety +12

      You hear excuses. They lost fair and square.

    • @nas8318
      @nas8318 Před rokem

      Why do you say nomadic? The Middle East is where civilization and sedentarism started. Why do westerners employ this word willy nilly whenever they speak of Muslims?

    • @hicgerekyoktu
      @hicgerekyoktu Před rokem

      @@nas8318 those nomadic Turkic people were not fully müslims back then. They used to be tengriists. Gradually they were converted to islam because, you know, semitic religions are contagious like a virus.

    • @ahmaddddd100
      @ahmaddddd100 Před rokem +6

      that's in the poor man crusade, it was before the first where the crusaders were peasants with sticks. 95% of them were slaughtered by the Saljuks. the first crusade || Formal || was a success because of the weak shape of the Muslim world at that time, it was a success cuz they didn't have much resistance. In the second crusade, 50% of the armies were destroyed by the slakjuks even before the crusaders reache Syria.

    • @bliss_gore5194
      @bliss_gore5194 Před rokem +5

      @@samboy90 you know the crusades were shit when the 4th one sacked a holy christian city lmao

  • @Tommykey07
    @Tommykey07 Před 3 lety +1419

    Short answer. Going on Crusade was too costly and time consuming, and it was very risky for European monarchs to travel hundreds of miles or more to fight strangers in far away lands when their immediate neighbors or rebellious nobles might take advantage of their absence.

    • @hasnathasin2700
      @hasnathasin2700 Před 2 lety +24

      @@tomolo2619 you are quit crazy,aren't you?

    • @Tommykey07
      @Tommykey07 Před 2 lety +18

      @@tomolo2619 time to take your medication

    • @systemreactive4092
      @systemreactive4092 Před 2 lety +19

      @@tomolo2619 Allah has 99 names, and each names has their own meaning, I recommend you to silence if you don't know anything about Islam

    • @tomolo2619
      @tomolo2619 Před 2 lety +27

      @@systemreactive4092 Come testify! THERE is only one GOD and that is YHWH !!
      If you don't testify, you testify that Allah is just a made-up MICKYMAUSE FIGURE of Muhammad!
      Do you testify! Do you commit unforgivable SIN in ISLAM

    • @systemreactive4092
      @systemreactive4092 Před 2 lety +5

      @@tomolo2619 I heard that before btw whatever you said

  • @micahistory
    @micahistory Před 3 lety +958

    it's like when you are playing basketball and get it in from super far away and then try again 8 times but never replicate the success

  • @rkjjo
    @rkjjo Před rokem +47

    I think internal decisions in Europe. Eventually Kings realized they needed their best men to fight wars back at home and so they started pushing back on the crusaders. That's not to say they universally failed. They were able to reconquer what is modern day Spain and Portugal from the Moores and the Tectonic order had some success in Eastern European.

    • @king_panda1387
      @king_panda1387 Před rokem +5

      Erm think Spain and Portugal retaken had nothing to do with Crusaders.

    • @king_panda1387
      @king_panda1387 Před rokem +1

      Truth is they failed miserably. The resultant push back = Ottomans ruling up to Venice Austria. Almohads ruling up to the border of France.
      If you then think, well we colonised more land since then. Then you definitely haven't considered the push back which will happen at some point.
      Best thing is to just live in peace. Treat everyone fairly and equally.

    • @coutinihoho7927
      @coutinihoho7927 Před rokem

      @@king_panda1387 almohads?

    • @illybillie9916
      @illybillie9916 Před rokem +1

      @@king_panda1387 it did. The visigods in the north of spain were only able to take back the iberian peninsula because crusades formed of many european countries helped them reconquer the territory. How else do you think three northern visigod kingdoms could take back a whole peninsula from enemies much superior to them?

  • @abdullahalharbi6147
    @abdullahalharbi6147 Před rokem +35

    Some of the most notable Muslim victories during the Crusades include:
    -Battle of Hattin (1187): This was a decisive victory for the Muslim forces led by Saladin against the Crusader army led by King Guy of Jerusalem. The Crusader army was largely destroyed, and many of its leaders were captured or killed, including King Guy.
    -Siege of Jerusalem (1187): Following the victory at the Battle of Hattin, Saladin was able to capture Jerusalem, which had been held by the Crusaders since 1099. The city was taken without bloodshed, and Saladin allowed the Christian inhabitants to leave unharmed.
    -Battle of Ain Jalut (1260): This was a major victory for the Muslim forces led by Qutuz and Baybars against the Mongol army led by Hulagu Khan. The Mongol advance into the Middle East was halted, and the Muslim forces were able to establish a more secure position in the region.
    These victories were significant in terms of the impact they had on the Crusades and the balance of power in the region. They also played a role in shaping the history of the Middle East and the relationship between the Muslim and Christian worlds.

    • @revivalist355
      @revivalist355 Před rokem

      Battle of field of blood
      Second battle of antioch
      Battle of Damietta

    • @Demaybe1661
      @Demaybe1661 Před 10 měsíci

      The battle of Ain Julut was not led by Khulagu Khan, Khulegu left one of his generals(Khetbukha) with a vanguard of his army. It was a loss, but it was definitely not the majority of the mongol army and only a mere vanguard

    • @ahmadnaser8172
      @ahmadnaser8172 Před 10 měsíci

      Battle of la forbe

    • @archivesoffantasy5560
      @archivesoffantasy5560 Před 7 měsíci

      Hulugu turned back before the Mamluk victory against the Mongols. Had he not, a different outcome in the battle would be quite possible.

    • @syedharis1906
      @syedharis1906 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@Demaybe1661 thing is, mongols came back and baibar still defeated them...

  • @kemalabe7907
    @kemalabe7907 Před 2 lety +2181

    Bible said : "Love your enemies.."
    Crusaders :"Not before the 9th invasion. "

    • @adityasaputratok
      @adityasaputratok Před 2 lety +214

      Bible : "Turn the other cheek"
      Crusader : "let's spread this sentence to our prey so they don't resist when we massacre them"

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Před 2 lety +78

      There is a difference between "Don't Commit murder" and "Don't fight Wars" by this logic all Soldiers are Murders, this was the logic that the Crusaders went with, does not make them good guys especially with all the Sacking but still.

    • @Ducks659
      @Ducks659 Před 2 lety +28

      Also Quran

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Před 2 lety +63

      @@Ducks659 but it did say that should Islam be threatened by existential threat that they should use Violence as a last resort, this is the same with the Crusades But basically almost everytime it was fuel by Political and Strategic decision Instead of Moral or Even Religious ones at least for the Men of the cloth that called them (even though they partially believed it to be), the Boots on the ground though are completely sold on the idea usually.

    • @pixxelzz9947
      @pixxelzz9947 Před 2 lety +8

      @@forickgrimaldus8301 well said

  • @iskambillordu
    @iskambillordu Před 2 lety +407

    Fun fact: there is a town in Belgium called "Turkish Village". This name given them cause they never send soldiers to crusades.

    • @user-sf5jc1tv1l
      @user-sf5jc1tv1l Před 2 lety +35

      🤣🤣

    • @franckylibbrecht6103
      @franckylibbrecht6103 Před 2 lety +1

      Sure?

    • @muhammetyavuztemur8550
      @muhammetyavuztemur8550 Před 2 lety +25

      @@ash.bl.9289 no because we were in the way of crusades and mostly blocked big christian armies

    • @Hmoh-bi9yp
      @Hmoh-bi9yp Před 2 lety +2

      😂😂😂😂

    • @tomolo2619
      @tomolo2619 Před rokem

      True love = the love of God!
      *God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being*
      Philippians 2:5-8

  • @ahss6275
    @ahss6275 Před rokem

    As usual
    Excellent video

  • @novawhisper1
    @novawhisper1 Před rokem +1

    thanks for the great video :))

  • @ahmedsobh4033
    @ahmedsobh4033 Před 3 lety +536

    I am from Mansoura, in my city. The Crusaders were defeated in the Seventh Crusade, and the house in which Louis IX lived during his captivity is still present today.

    • @Themain1ofall
      @Themain1ofall Před 2 lety +25

      My mom is also from El Mansoura ( Ghannam family) and that city has defiinitly seen a lot of wars over the centuries thats why most of the population there is blonde/green or blue eyes !

    • @mohamedseif1479
      @mohamedseif1479 Před 2 lety +30

      The heroes of mansura have all of respect

    • @harzemsahtekin4441
      @harzemsahtekin4441 Před 2 lety +27

      I can proudly say:
      My nation(Turks) routed crusader army and captured their king in Mansurah
      Without Turks,there would be no islam in middle east and north africa

    • @mohamedseif1479
      @mohamedseif1479 Před 2 lety +49

      @@harzemsahtekin4441 it is true that (turks) have a lot of heroes including alb arselan (the brave lion) and ( i have a turkish roots my self just like a lot of people in egypt masr) .. But islam wouldn't ended by a military defat prevented by the mamlukes (most of the mamlukes were turkish not all of them) islam ende in a place when people stop belive in it .. Turks have make a great job spreading islam and fighting it is enemies but also some turks were traitores and work with the Mongols juat like some arabs and africans were traitores and worked with the enemy .. May allah keep our turkish brothers in good grace and protect them from their enemies ❤️❤️

    • @farougshiyab
      @farougshiyab Před 2 lety +1

      I think that many people in your city still carrying some crusade gens in there blood. Such as white skin and blue eyes.

  • @jeffrenzuni101
    @jeffrenzuni101 Před 2 lety +354

    “Fate and history conspired to make me what I am today.” - Saladin

    • @mexicoxv2236
      @mexicoxv2236 Před 2 lety

      ha, I guess it was for killing and betraying all his family and friends.

    • @thelaughingemoji-amwatchingyou
      @thelaughingemoji-amwatchingyou Před rokem +30

      @@mexicoxv2236 if he did that why the fuck dud he killed the guy who killed his sister

    • @tomolo2619
      @tomolo2619 Před rokem +1

      *The ETERNAL GOD would do anything for you!!*
      Even out of love for you he went to the cross as a human!!
      Philippians 2:5-8

    • @brianwashedhunter1150
      @brianwashedhunter1150 Před rokem +4

      @@jaimealvarez1596
      Stop the cap 🧢🧢🧢

    • @sgtanous4782
      @sgtanous4782 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@Jaime Alvarez Salah Al dinn made that nobody

  • @animatorguy8688
    @animatorguy8688 Před 6 měsíci

    thank youu! very well explained

  • @mindyourbusiness4440
    @mindyourbusiness4440 Před 10 měsíci +9

    It was unattainable target from the start, you just can't hold a city in the heart of an enemy land. Without the sea all these cities were easy to isolate and take one by one.

  • @user-lt6yl1tm3h
    @user-lt6yl1tm3h Před 3 lety +731

    Knowledgia: Why did the Crusades fail?
    Me: Heh, because of Altaïr, obviously.

    • @SameerAhmad-ql7nr
      @SameerAhmad-ql7nr Před 3 lety +18

      Yeahhhh

    • @Knowledgia
      @Knowledgia  Před 3 lety +203

      You are a man of culture as well

    • @user-lt6yl1tm3h
      @user-lt6yl1tm3h Před 3 lety +26

      @@Knowledgia Ah, you flatter me! Keep up the good work!

    • @stayrospaparunas3062
      @stayrospaparunas3062 Před 3 lety +1

      Ποιός είναι ο Altaïr?

    • @KyoushaPumpItUp
      @KyoushaPumpItUp Před 3 lety +30

      @@stayrospaparunas3062 Reference to the main character of the first Assassin's Creed, Altair Ibn La'ahad (meaning "The bird, son of no-one, also Altair is the name of one of the stars in a constellation that I forgot the name)

  • @AbdulHadi-ml4xc
    @AbdulHadi-ml4xc Před 3 lety +821

    1.Saladin did not sacked Jerusalem or Acre like you tried to give the impression at 4:00 .
    2.First crusade was very well equipped as was the 7th crusade.

    • @rockstar450
      @rockstar450 Před 3 lety +122

      He also incorrectly portrayed that the 4th Crusade sack was due to poor negotiation on the Romans side. This is ridiculous, the Romans hated the crusaders pillaging their lands and invading their capital demanding a ridiculous deal from someone they exiled was always a plan for the Latins to exploit.

    • @rockstar450
      @rockstar450 Před 2 lety +23

      @Marcelo Henrique Soares da Silva the Latin massacre was far more justified than the 4th Crusade but our Catholic textbooks sell it as they woke up one day unprovoked. The reality is Crusaders would r*pe and help themselves to any Greek countryside and would drunkenly bully merchants and trash the place just do the Latins could break their promises and blame the Byzantines for every failure in the crusades. Meanwhile Italian merchants are gouging they populous and putting all the locals mercilessly out of business and into poverty due lopsided trade deals which culminated in Latin leadership in Constantinople beating down the Greeks even more. There was a revolt when this reached boiling point and the Romans were sick of these foreigners ruining their lives and country while draining their economy by hosting the crusades under the lie of doing “God’s work”. Bohemond betrayed the Crusade for his own ambitions in the First and Fourth Crusade shows God was never in the front of the leader’s minds

    • @rockstar450
      @rockstar450 Před 2 lety

      @Marcelo Henrique Soares da Silva the Romans had their Italian holdings forced to convert and many forced to flee from Latin/Papal intervention and that’s fine? Constantinople does the same thing and people.... lose their minds....
      The Latin Massacre was an atrocity but it was the eviction from the Capital more than annihilation of an Empire.

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Před 2 lety +12

      1. Saladin actually planned to Sack Jerusalem, as that was a standard Practice at the time but his Brother talked him out of it so he basically asked for "Ransom" of the City's Latin Population. (Saladin was really average for the time was not as kind as he is portrayed.)

    • @AbdulHadi-ml4xc
      @AbdulHadi-ml4xc Před 2 lety +94

      @@forickgrimaldus8301 Sadly, everyone, including many christian historians and Saladin's greatest enemy Richard I disagree with you. His brother talked him out of it? Can't believe the Bullshit you people can come up with. Sacking third Holiest city in Islam would tarnish his reputation. Whatever the reason, he didn't sack Jarusalem and that's way better than crusaders who sacked the city that was supposed to be the most holiest place for them.

  • @luqmanuk
    @luqmanuk Před 8 měsíci +3

    They failed because of their love for this world and hate for death while their enemies were people who had no desire for this world and had a love for death and martyrdom

  • @Peace.king913
    @Peace.king913 Před rokem +170

    Crazy how Hollywood doesn't depict these losses

    • @kalex888
      @kalex888 Před rokem +2

      Hollywood has barely made any of these movies. What are you talking about? Go spew your propaganda somewhere else

    • @WhiteBoyTariq
      @WhiteBoyTariq Před rokem +5

      Hollywood has depicted the crusades once , don't be silly now

    • @jonas5490
      @jonas5490 Před rokem +11

      Kingdom of heaven and its not one sided movie it showed saladin as a decent person

    • @Peace.king913
      @Peace.king913 Před rokem

      @@WhiteBoyTariq you certainly don't know tour history of Hollywood

    • @kaziabir1
      @kaziabir1 Před rokem

      @@jonas5490 It made the crusaders look like a hero and Saladan as a decent opponent. There was still certain propaganda language used to demonize Muslims.

  • @sausagejockyGaming
    @sausagejockyGaming Před 3 lety +756

    It was a doomed effort from the start, attacking a kingdom very far away from your power base making reinforcement/supply lines very hard and fighting against a massive enemy that always outnumbered you and could easily suppy themselves/reinforce themselves, the french idea was the only possible path to victory, where you try and take egypt first then go from egypt to holy land.

    • @gursimarsingh5505
      @gursimarsingh5505 Před 3 lety +9

      Yep.

    • @jameslegrand848
      @jameslegrand848 Před 3 lety +61

      Which is insane since one Crusader King actually proposed that, but Egypt isn't Jerusalem.

    • @gursimarsingh5505
      @gursimarsingh5505 Před 3 lety +35

      @@jameslegrand848 but..... Strategy is good huh? Take Egypt. All muslim force go Egypt, on board Jerusalem, victory

    • @julesbrags1661
      @julesbrags1661 Před 3 lety +133

      @@gursimarsingh5505
      You see, the crusaders are not known for being logical, but more..... greedy, for both fame and riches, and both of those will be immediately gained if the levant where Jerusalem is, was conquered instead of spending decades establishing a powerbase in Egypt

    • @julesbrags1661
      @julesbrags1661 Před 3 lety +56

      @Andrew H
      Fair enough, however if you're familiar with the accounts of the leaders of the first and second crusade, you know they are far from being God loving kings and dukes, and they merely acted as one in order for them to exploit the zeal of their men to their advantage.

  • @micahistory
    @micahistory Před 3 lety +577

    i think the sheer enthusiasm and momentum of the first one was just never matched again

    • @TyranyFighterPatriot
      @TyranyFighterPatriot Před 3 lety +18

      The Baron's Crusade came very close but it lacked visible leadership.

    • @ChevyChase301
      @ChevyChase301 Před 3 lety +98

      Also the first one faced a extremely divided Muslim world. Some Muslim emirs gave presents to the crusaders for crushing their rivals.

    • @anonymousanonymous4690
      @anonymousanonymous4690 Před 3 lety +4

      @Çağlar Özgür Doesn’t matter anyways Christianity won

    • @00Abrams00
      @00Abrams00 Před 3 lety +28

      in addition the first crusade was a surprise attack actually, this is why it was a success, catching the Muslim states at a glimpse of weakness, later they unified.

    • @micahistory
      @micahistory Před 3 lety +1

      @@TyranyFighterPatriot yeah

  • @mikeylejan8849
    @mikeylejan8849 Před rokem +5

    “ Awake, Saladin. We have returned, my presence here consecrates the victory of the cross over the crescent”- Henri Gouraud.

    • @Tigran-Abazyan
      @Tigran-Abazyan Před měsícem +1

      Saladin: *HOW MANY TIME DO I NEED TO TEACH YOU CROSS FETISHIST?*

  • @JackoBanon1
    @JackoBanon1 Před 2 lety +256

    The ironic part ist that the raiding of Constantinople weakened the Byzantine Empire so much that it wasn't able to hold Anatolia anymore which led to the downfall of its empire and the rising of the Ottoman Empire a few hundred years later. The Ottomans later invaded Eastern Europe, reached Vienna and threatened all of Christendom before they were struck back by the united efforts of the remaining Christian countries.

    • @connorduke4619
      @connorduke4619 Před 2 lety +18

      The Polish king especially defeated the Ottomans.

    • @sageonion533
      @sageonion533 Před 2 lety +32

      It looks like western Europe will need saving again.
      History really does repeat itself.

    • @kitethetwinblade
      @kitethetwinblade Před 2 lety +8

      Vlad Tepes: Am I a joke to you?!

    • @senthayfn
      @senthayfn Před 2 lety +2

      ....even then, the problem was with catholic teritories, not christians!!!!

    • @froglifes6829
      @froglifes6829 Před 2 lety +27

      What propaganda is this? The ottomans took over the balkans not eastern europe. Not to mention that Bulgarians,Serbians,Greeks,Croats,Bosnians and Albanians were all fighting against ottomans in the balkans since day 1. It was never going to last anyway.

  • @truthseeker3740
    @truthseeker3740 Před 2 lety +722

    If one examines the facts without any bias, one will find that Salah Uddin was a just, courageous and fair man. While King Richard executed some 3,000 unarmed prisoners, Salah Uddin allowed his captives to be freed. He allowed Richard to return home when in reality he was in a position to annihilate whatever was left of Richard’s army. Furthermore, he allowed unarmed Christians to enter Jerusalem as a gesture of good will.

    • @muhamad2971
      @muhamad2971 Před 2 lety

      your comment is shit old) when somone is following islam as he should, he can't be wrong.

    • @tomolo2619
      @tomolo2619 Před 2 lety

      ***////////⚠️⚠️ Allah's prophets are named after another GOD⚠️⚠️ Has Allah forgotten his name or is he just an IDOL!⚠️⚠️//////////****
      Why is it the unforgivable sin in Islam to confess " there is only one God and this is YHWH""
      The Name Jesus means------------- ***"YHWH SAVES "**
      Elijah means------------- --------------***" MY GOD IS YHWH"***
      John means ----------------------------***" YHWH has been gracious""***
      Zakariya means -----------------------***""YHWH has remembered""***
      *********are all prophets according to the Quran***********

    • @loganbagley7822
      @loganbagley7822 Před 2 lety +85

      I have great respect for Saladin, but he could be just as ruthless as Richard at times. After the Battle of Hattin he executed almost all Templar, Hospitaller, and Turcopole prisoners while selling the Crusader foot soldiers into slavery. In addition, the Massacre at Ayyadieh, where Richard executed 3000 captives from Acre, was prompted in part because Richard believed that Saladin was stalling for time. In addition, Saladin executed all Christian prisoners in his hands after he saw Richard's actions at Ayyadieh. Don't get me wrong, Saladin is one of my favorite historical figures and one of the greatest leaders of the 12th century, but he did have his moments.

    • @muhamad2971
      @muhamad2971 Před 2 lety +31

      @@loganbagley7822 Christians prisoners in he's hand? Of course the mass killings of captured soldiers isn't the right exemple to follow, but could you provide more infos about those christians? (Soldiers or citizens, women or men, any children?). Thanks.

    • @jackcarson9046
      @jackcarson9046 Před 2 lety

      Yeah this isn’t really true… Saladin raped and pillaged Europeans and his own people. After the kingdom of Jerusalem was founded the Muslims found that the judgement of the Franks in their royal courts was more fair than their own sheiks

  • @user-ij7sp6op6q
    @user-ij7sp6op6q Před rokem +1

    What is the song that plays during the 7th Crusade?? I love it

  • @dgyh3372
    @dgyh3372 Před rokem +2

    Thanks

  • @SorceressWitch
    @SorceressWitch Před 3 lety +354

    Another thing that contributed to the failure was the international struggles in Europe. These kingdoms weren't exactly united and had dynastic rivalries and disputes over successions. Things like crop failures, plagues were larger concerns for European kingdoms. Their home problems became larger problems than places further away from them.

    • @Ozgur72
      @Ozgur72 Před 3 lety +10

      Lots of internal struggles between Nilfgaard, Redania, Kaedwin and Temeria.

    • @anplusdre
      @anplusdre Před 3 lety +26

      you think that only occur on europe? you think the region the try to conquer not having such problem?

    • @patricksoares6253
      @patricksoares6253 Před 3 lety +18

      @@anplusdre No one said that

    • @alessiodecarolis
      @alessiodecarolis Před 3 lety +3

      Expecially because they were seen as invaders also by the Copts (egyptians Christians) that were well deal,as the jews, by Saladin, the catholics weren't so tolerant, being conquered by these crusaders wasn't as being conquered by,f.e., Alexander

    • @ThatWhatIs393
      @ThatWhatIs393 Před 3 lety +19

      @@anplusdre His point is that the Europeans had problems at home with which they had to deal with, taking their attention away from the Middle East and to Europe. He didn't say that Middle Easterners couldn't have similar problems..
      If you're already living in the Middle East, you can deal with the problem while staying where you live. But for Europeans, these problems meant they had to look away from the Middle East and focus on their home soil.

  • @jeremiahsytamco8352
    @jeremiahsytamco8352 Před 3 lety +449

    Ah yes, Medieval Europe's favorite pastime.

    • @Akirashiro407
      @Akirashiro407 Před 3 lety +2

      Lol, is this from History Matters?

    • @godlovesyou1995
      @godlovesyou1995 Před 3 lety +3

      Lad's holiday in antioch fellas?
      -20 year old English squire

    • @jeremiahsytamco8352
      @jeremiahsytamco8352 Před 3 lety +1

      @@Akirashiro407 Yup

    • @Vandelberger
      @Vandelberger Před 3 lety +18

      It was a bad response to 300 years of Muslim conquest in Europe and beyond.

    • @Vandelberger
      @Vandelberger Před 3 lety +2

      A well planned reconquest of Spain 300 years earlier, following a buffering of Byzantium to retake Turkey- Egypt.

  • @ridhwan4095
    @ridhwan4095 Před rokem +3

    How Bill Wurts explained the crusades, was actually very accurate

  • @hakeemdarani
    @hakeemdarani Před 8 měsíci +6

    Perhaps the reason is also that Muslims are very strong because they have a real and just cause and they respect their religion and beliefs
    Unlike the Crusades, which were covered by the cross and the Christian religion, but had expansionist and purely economic goals.

    • @Fundanius
      @Fundanius Před 8 měsíci +1

      it was simply the christians getting back at the muslims, who had done the same things the christians did to muslims during the crusades to christians before the crusades. do remember the levant was christian before the muslims forcefully took it and forced conversion. not condoning the crusades, but remember to look at things from the other perspective.

    • @Alfakta23
      @Alfakta23 Před 8 měsíci +2

      ​@@Fundanius
      And Roman Empire Conquest of North Africa is justified?

    • @jacktheripper4323
      @jacktheripper4323 Před 7 měsíci

      The real religious reason is only hatred between Catholics, Orthodox and Muslims just came in the way because they provided protection for the Orthodox living in the lands they conquered.

  • @zubairali1619
    @zubairali1619 Před 2 lety +135

    I still.feel.that it was very tough for the crusaders to pull this against the mighty Muslims in those days...Muslims were prior victorious in those days only Mongols were able to put them away but again Muslims were very quick on their feet to regain what they lost it was their nature of somewhat never giving up

    • @bear6284
      @bear6284 Před 2 lety +3

      it was words battles back then modern battle with guns thanks and jets we sufferd a lot of casualties from israel

    • @1sultan189
      @1sultan189 Před 2 lety +26

      Not israel we suffered because of disunity and will continue until we unite.

    • @hayimalsahra
      @hayimalsahra Před rokem +24

      Didn’t the Mongols become muslims at the end? like 3/4 of their empire became muslims

    • @SUpersaiyajinjerkbag
      @SUpersaiyajinjerkbag Před rokem +1

      Muslims were past the prime by the time of crusades (I mean prior to the rise of the ottomans or the Timurids), the Abbassids and Cordoba were nowhere near the peak of the their power; even the seljuk turks may not have been as powerful as they were under alp Arslan

    • @tomolo2619
      @tomolo2619 Před rokem +2

      *The ETERNAL GOD would do anything for you!! Even out of love for you he went to the cross as a human!!* Philippians 2:5-8

  • @crystalwaters2260
    @crystalwaters2260 Před 3 lety +4

    Thank you SO MUCH for providing captions

  • @elaceaceak2357
    @elaceaceak2357 Před rokem +2

    Tripoli ♥️🇱🇧
    Btw they left many monuments that attract tourists

  • @GoodVideos4
    @GoodVideos4 Před 2 lety

    At 6:17 sounds also like the beginning of events leading to the betrayal of the Knights Templar.

  • @commanderjamgaming7257
    @commanderjamgaming7257 Před 3 lety +45

    Philip II didn’t die in the Third Crusade, although he did return to France after the siege of Tyre. In fact, he both outlived Richard I and paved the way for France as we know it today by crushing both England and the Holy Roman Empire in 1214 during the Anglo-French War. He was given the title Augustus for his exceptional rule.

  • @niccolocaramori7288
    @niccolocaramori7288 Před 3 lety +180

    Wait a second, you didn’t mention the crusades against the Ottomans, which by the way ended up in disastrous failures to

    • @darkfishthedestroyer139
      @darkfishthedestroyer139 Před 2 lety +15

      He also forgot to mention the Albigensian Crusade, which was somewhat a success

    • @kadduponka3565
      @kadduponka3565 Před 2 lety +58

      or the crusades launched by USA in Iraq and Afghanistan.

    • @totsbrother7287
      @totsbrother7287 Před 2 lety +6

      @@kadduponka3565 🤣🤣🤣 where are them now ? Shhh Taliban may kill you for this 😂

    • @themercifulguard3971
      @themercifulguard3971 Před 2 lety +31

      @@kadduponka3565 Also the crusade that ultimately installed a Western military base which is called Israel

    • @hullmees666
      @hullmees666 Před 2 lety +1

      there were also the northern crusades

  • @duelinglectrics
    @duelinglectrics Před rokem +6

    I read that Richard: well, probably could have taken the city, but like you said, he wouldn’t have likely been able to hold onto it much longer after word, but also in the fact of what was going on back in England, and I think it was, his son was threatening to overthrow him. He ended up also getting sick while on campaign against Saladin and all of those factors led to the reason why Richard didn’t end up, marching on the city to take Jerusalem

    • @-Ahmed8592
      @-Ahmed8592 Před rokem

      I don’t think it was his son?

    • @duelinglectrics
      @duelinglectrics Před rokem

      @@-Ahmed8592 no sorry I meant to put his brother future king John

    • @crzahmed9707
      @crzahmed9707 Před rokem +1

      Actually Richard was not as good of a leader as Saladin. He completely destroyed the morale of his own army and soldiers. Let his army get insight and close to Jerusalem twice and than changing plans and marching back. There were people who had waited years for Jerusalem and Richard's plans hurt them. And the army was not in state of holding off a counterattack from Saladin,who himself was weakened as half of his allies had left since Jerusalem was reconquered.Richard won some battles but lost the war,as was inevitable

  • @TheJewishNazi69
    @TheJewishNazi69 Před 2 lety +8

    i find it really crazy that just the mere difference of belief and ideology sparked horrible wars throughout history

  • @dk2.026
    @dk2.026 Před 3 lety +84

    Politics and intrigue. The Crusaders hated each other almost as much as they hated their Saracen enemies. After the First Crusade, it was no longer about liberating the Holy Land, it was about establishing your own states and becoming kings. There's also other things as well, like bad decisions [Hattin] and bad luck or divine intervention [whichever you prefer] with the sudden death of Emperor Frederick.

    • @mexicoxv2236
      @mexicoxv2236 Před 2 lety +1

      the kingdom established by the crusades was keep for a century, after that the times were different,

    • @jaaackaissa1633
      @jaaackaissa1633 Před rokem

      How did Frederick the death of a cruciferous war and what was his role in it and why Germany named the Sagbati Union of Soufati on his name

  • @loganbagley7822
    @loganbagley7822 Před 2 lety +47

    Part of the failure of the crusades in the Holy Land was due to the sheer geographic distance that the Christians had to operate from, especially considering the logistical problems faced by medieval armies. Most of the crusaders hailed from faraway places like France, England, and the Holy Roman Empire. The Holy Land is much closer to the Muslim power bases of Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Arabia, which made things much easier for the Islamic armies.

    • @seroujghazarian6343
      @seroujghazarian6343 Před rokem

      Well, on the other hand, trying to convince the Armenians who had just fled the highlands after getting sacked, first by the Romans, and then by the Turks, to do their dirty work instead would have been a bigger recipe for disaster

    • @umaraziz8274
      @umaraziz8274 Před 8 měsíci +4

      Crusaders come from whole Europe even from Byzantium crusades even starts just to reestablished the old mighty Byzantine Empire on its knee which was scattered after arab victories after victories and the conquest of 2/3 of Rome.
      Thus Byzantine Empire aided crusaders everytime while crusaders state received constant knights,soilders,levy and goods from Italian states like Papal states and venice.

    • @soulripper31
      @soulripper31 Před 6 měsíci

      Muslims simply had stronger, better equiped armies than the backwards Europeans.

    • @alva72nashir3
      @alva72nashir3 Před 4 měsíci

      lach of unity

    • @justforrow
      @justforrow Před 3 měsíci +1

      Also, because the Islamic Army defeated most of their rivals (ie. the Fatamids), and could move their troops to defend Jerusalem. They also had many Jewish mercenaries due to their tolerance of the Jews.

  • @zanetapetroska6049
    @zanetapetroska6049 Před 2 lety

    Wondefull thank you 🇲🇰🥰💞🌹

  • @reidevanson181
    @reidevanson181 Před rokem +2

    How do you make these? Like I would like to Make a map with this software

  • @mdfiroz1822
    @mdfiroz1822 Před 2 lety +74

    Man of never defeated.. Shalouddin Ayubi

    • @AntiMessiah2023
      @AntiMessiah2023 Před 2 lety +16

      Also Khaled Ibn Waleed

    • @Cecilia-ky3uw
      @Cecilia-ky3uw Před 2 lety +13

      Not really richard the lionheart defeated saladin multiple times

    • @Cecilia-ky3uw
      @Cecilia-ky3uw Před 2 lety +5

      But ibn walid certainly was undefeated

    • @yousefal-assaf2985
      @yousefal-assaf2985 Před 2 lety +4

      Salah Al-Din never lost a *war*
      Khalid Ibn Al-Waleed never lost a *battle*

    • @samuelmithran5586
      @samuelmithran5586 Před 2 lety +10

      @@yousefal-assaf2985 salahadin lost all battles against the lionheart And Baldwin 4 a 16 year old boy king

  • @truthseeker7100
    @truthseeker7100 Před 3 lety +61

    What made you think that Saladin was "infamous"?

    • @sirrayan2132
      @sirrayan2132 Před 3 lety +19

      @Silmarillion Tolkien so killing local Muslims & orthodox and taking their land, which never belonged to you, make you a righteous person?

    • @sirrayan2132
      @sirrayan2132 Před 3 lety +18

      @Silmarillion Tolkien they were.
      The white citizens of the new continents call themselves “natives” although they’ve been there only for few centuries.
      Why can’t the people I mentioned in my previous comment be natives too considering they lived there for a very long time.

    • @paki_baloch
      @paki_baloch Před 3 lety +8

      @Silmarillion Tolkien why weren't they native . They were in the arabian peninsula. They were arabs so of course they are native

    • @ailediablo79
      @ailediablo79 Před 3 lety +6

      @Silmarillion Tolkien WTF bro. You completely wrong. You sound like Zionist and Hitler.

    • @sirrayan2132
      @sirrayan2132 Před 2 lety +10

      @Marcelo Henrique Soares da Silva the crusaders were Catholic Latins, not Orthodox Greeks, and Latindom had never been in the Middle East before the crusades.

  • @jesbinjose2334
    @jesbinjose2334 Před měsícem +1

    Matthew 5:43-44 says, "But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you". Violence will only cause more violence.

  • @___free4ever___
    @___free4ever___ Před rokem

    That "initial success" story reminds you of a dying faction's efforts in Total War series! 😄

  • @user-iu1eg2pt7i
    @user-iu1eg2pt7i Před 3 lety +336

    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Holy Blood
    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Confusion Tendency
    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Jerusalem Crusaders
    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Constantinople is Breakable
    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Muslim Wind
    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Stone Sea
    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Egyptian Ball Run
    Christians' Bizarre Adventure: Tunision

  • @noneya3969
    @noneya3969 Před 2 lety +437

    I love how you’re leaving out all the civilians being slaughtered by the Crusaders and making it seem like they’re just battles between armies.

    • @meee6584
      @meee6584 Před 2 lety +83

      During the crusades ironically crusaders committed atrocities sins in order to get the holy land, doesn’t make much sense does it?

    • @noneya3969
      @noneya3969 Před 2 lety +99

      @@meee6584 hypocrisy is the true sign of a disbeliever

    • @martinjugolin2087
      @martinjugolin2087 Před rokem +36

      @@noneya3969 interesting how a religion that was prosecuted ended up being the prosecutor one. Christians turned out not so different from the Romans. Shame

    • @Adam-dd5fx
      @Adam-dd5fx Před rokem

      @@martinjugolin2087 that was a tousand years ago, meanwhile islam still today persecute christians, jews and other religions.

    • @Simon-md3uv
      @Simon-md3uv Před rokem +3

      yk the crusades started as a response to the muslims doing the exact same thing first during their "holy jihads"

  • @Sam_Arwas
    @Sam_Arwas Před rokem

    What's the background music toward the end?

  • @user-ov7ty1wd3c
    @user-ov7ty1wd3c Před 5 měsíci

    (First crusade) 1:16
    (Second crusade) 2:45
    (Third crusade) 3:40
    (Fourth crusade) 5:04
    (Fith crusade) 7:38
    (Sixth crusade) 8:26
    (Seventh crusade) 9:45
    (Eighth crusade) 10:32
    (Ninth crusade) 11:43

  • @tommarvoloriddle6220
    @tommarvoloriddle6220 Před 3 lety +217

    The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

    • @markburke1396
      @markburke1396 Před 3 lety +30

      That does not apply here though. That's because that is not the definition of insanity, that is just what Albert Einstein was believed to have said at one point. Definition of insanity: "mental illness of such a severe nature that a person cannot distinguish fantasy from reality, cannot conduct her/his affairs due to psychosis, or is subject to uncontrollable impulsive behavior."
      We can all just throw random quotes around:
      “I have tried 99 times and have failed, but on the 100th time came success.” - Albert Einstein
      "If at first you don't succeed try, try and try again." - Robert The Bruce
      “I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.” - Thomas Edison

    • @johnburns9634
      @johnburns9634 Před 3 lety +4

      One time they even thought, "Maybe if we tried this with only children..."

    • @finalfrontier001
      @finalfrontier001 Před 3 lety +16

      @@markburke1396 It is first crusade worked cuz Muslims did not ahve garriosn were not aware of such organisation was comming their way. Crusadres cheatted in first after that Muslims have been ready ever since then.

    • @backpackpepelon3867
      @backpackpepelon3867 Před 3 lety +2

      They are religious fanatic, reason are not their main strength honesty. I mean, if you can reason with them, they won't be one in the first place 😁

    • @johnburns9634
      @johnburns9634 Před 3 lety

      @@backpackpepelon3867
      The time period of this was over 700 years ago. Whoever they were, they're dead now.

  • @kaskarkhan1
    @kaskarkhan1 Před 3 lety +4

    Great video brother

  • @asibaliqureshi4548
    @asibaliqureshi4548 Před rokem +23

    Infamus Salahudin? He was kind hearted king!

  • @PriscanHistory91
    @PriscanHistory91 Před rokem +2

    You Forgot the 10th and by far most successful crusade
    The Great War

  • @darrenbutler9819
    @darrenbutler9819 Před 3 lety +92

    Cause James Bisonette didn't fund them.

    • @Akirashiro407
      @Akirashiro407 Před 3 lety +8

      😂😂 a fellow history matters subscriber i see

    • @IDK-ue1gy
      @IDK-ue1gy Před 3 lety +3

      dammit,I hate it when I don't get an inside joke

    • @IDK-ue1gy
      @IDK-ue1gy Před 3 lety +1

      @@yoouu4168 I feel like an idiot,I already know him lol but haven't watched him in weeks

    • @zainkhan69420
      @zainkhan69420 Před 3 lety

      @@IDK-ue1gy its a good one too. Made me laugh.

    • @IDK-ue1gy
      @IDK-ue1gy Před 3 lety

      @@zainkhan69420 👍

  • @Theunknownpast_official
    @Theunknownpast_official Před 3 lety +7

    Once again another great video

    • @saardfetner8620
      @saardfetner8620 Před rokem

      God does not want to make war on another country. This is Satanic crusaders. Not Holy war.

  • @johnyhenderson2961
    @johnyhenderson2961 Před rokem

    That is not a picture of King Louis IX during the seventh crusade, it's actually Hugh of vermandois who participated in the first crusade

  • @conallomahoney9311
    @conallomahoney9311 Před 2 lety

    Overall harsh on the third crusade. Defeated saladin at each battle took back much of the holy land . And got favourable terms at its end.

  • @xxxrrrxxxrrr
    @xxxrrrxxxrrr Před 3 lety +108

    I feel like the most important aspects is not even mentioned. Holy lands were a logistical nightmare to invade from Europe. The distance was huge and sea travel was difficult. After capturing the Holy land itself in the 1st Crusade, holding it was nigh impossible, as the area lacks strategic depth and could not be quickly reinforced from Europe.
    I wager, that had the 1st crusade focused on capturing Egypt and from there on capturing the Holy land, it might have been a more successful long term endeavor. Egypt would have been much more easily defensible as the crusaders controlled the sea. Egypt had the native population, food surplus and even Christian population to maintain a native army to resist Muslim re-conquest attempts. Egyptian rulers have often projected power to the Holy land, from ancient pharaohs to califs to Mamluks.

    • @Mostafa_salh
      @Mostafa_salh Před 2 lety +21

      Lol, even the Christians of Egypt fought against the Crusader occupation

    • @ssa3101
      @ssa3101 Před 2 lety +3

      Crusaders killed the native christian population in Syria. The christians in middle east didn't like them

    • @timeread3099
      @timeread3099 Před 2 lety +16

      Lol what makes you think mideastern christain will support Latin cathlic crusaders? They butcherd christain on thier way to Jereruselm for being "herteics" if the crusaders captured egypt they would sack it like they did constantinople.

    • @bin_dirgam_alhowiti
      @bin_dirgam_alhowiti Před 2 lety +3

      Why do you come to our country?
      stay in your country
      Christ is from us
      And he said God is one
      He says he was not crucified
      You are fighting on the side of Satan
      And Christ will soon return and break your cross
      ..and most of you will definitely go to hell because he believes that Christ is God!
      Jesus did not say this, but said I am the prophet of God
      peace be upon him 💔💔

    • @tomolo2619
      @tomolo2619 Před rokem +1

      ***True love = the love of God!*** God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being Philippians 2:5-8

  • @drewm3807
    @drewm3807 Před 2 lety +21

    The Crusades are one more example that conquering territory and holding on to that territory are very different tasks.

    • @Tigran-Abazyan
      @Tigran-Abazyan Před měsícem

      Their problem is logistic. You cant win the war without logistics.

  • @carlocuevas5747
    @carlocuevas5747 Před 2 lety

    i hope there is a movie that complete details from 1st crusade

  • @yassinetorjmene9843
    @yassinetorjmene9843 Před 2 lety +1

    I like how nice the tunisians/hafsids were in the 8th crusade they were like "hello welcome have fun"

  • @WildsDreams45
    @WildsDreams45 Před 3 lety +186

    We like to romanticize about these times but the truth is that they were some horrible times to be alive.

    • @chengkuoklee5734
      @chengkuoklee5734 Před 3 lety +14

      Yeah, like how 3 Kingdom romanticized by Chinese. It was cool until I learnt history was not written in ink but blood.

    • @ailediablo79
      @ailediablo79 Před 3 lety

      @@chengkuoklee5734 it is the same anytime anywhere that is the reality. Blood is romantic.

    • @timothybrown8424
      @timothybrown8424 Před 3 lety

      @@ailediablo79 What about the roaring 20's?

    • @ailediablo79
      @ailediablo79 Před 3 lety +1

      @@timothybrown8424 it was nice everywhere. It was nice only in certain areas. USA and Western Europe.

    • @ailediablo79
      @ailediablo79 Před 3 lety +11

      @@chengkuoklee5734 of course history is written by blood. That what makes it cool. You are childish.

  • @thelinguisticmahmoudasem8811

    I very enjoyed,
    Great job,
    From Egypt,
    saladin The king of Egypt 🇪🇬and Syria🇸🇾 💙

    • @paki_baloch
      @paki_baloch Před 3 lety +3

      Also upper libya the levent ,hejaz and half of yemen

    • @thelinguisticmahmoudasem8811
      @thelinguisticmahmoudasem8811 Před 3 lety +2

      @@paki_baloch yes 💙

    • @paki_baloch
      @paki_baloch Před 3 lety

      @Deja Vu salauddin is a kurd so maybe he's from iraq as kurdistan is also in Iraq and turkey

    • @thelinguisticmahmoudasem8811
      @thelinguisticmahmoudasem8811 Před 3 lety

      @Deja Vu
      يجمعنا دين الله
      الشام 🇸🇾 عاصمة بني أمية
      العراق عاصمة بني العباس. 🇮🇶
      مصر عاصمة الأيوبية والفاطمية.🇪🇬
      💙💙

    • @paki_baloch
      @paki_baloch Před 3 lety

      @Deja Vu hmm

  • @emanueleabrami8355
    @emanueleabrami8355 Před 2 lety +4

    There are always deep reasons within European society. To become a crusader, for example, became a social status which implied many advantages in law matters (like in debt administration). This, combined with the fact that every time an eresy or some enemies of the family of the pope arise he called for an internal crusade, started to heavily discredit Crusades in everyone's etes

  • @captaincrunch6500
    @captaincrunch6500 Před rokem +5

    Probably the same reasons mine fail every time in knights of honor 2

  • @interngain1338
    @interngain1338 Před rokem +1

    When the First Crusaders entered Anatolia, only the Anatolian part of the Great Seljuks faced them. They did not receive any help from the Great Seljuk Empire and the Danishmends Turks. They were also defeated with forces that were very few in number compared to the Crusaders. However, as a result of their knowledge of the crusaders and their war systems, with military aids taken from both the Great Seljuks and the Danishmends they succeeded in defeating the crusader armies in the crusade of 1101 and the 2nd crusade . If Barbarossa could had left Anatolia during the 3rd Crusade with his original army, he would have given great support to the crusaders. but he couldn't. In fact, despite his large army, the Seljuks had worn out his army before he drowned in the river. Anyway, after this failure expedition, no Crusader army face to go through Anatolia to Middle East.
    The biggest blow to the existence of the Crusaders was retaking of Jerusalem by the Kharawasmian Turks in 1244. The battle of Hattin and the battle of La Forbie coused the defeat of the Crusader army the extent of destruction. After Crusaders left from The Middle East, the expeditions we call the crusades, that is the Vatican itself led, were made in Europe.
    The last crusade in this sense was the Battle of Varna in 1444. First, the Christian armies came, took the some parts of Middle East and stayed for about 200 years. After that, Muslim Turks, on the other hand, took places in Europe as far as Germany and stayed in the region up to Vienna for 500 years.
    Now, everybody, where they're starting to act first, continues to live in that places. We are just trying to understand the structure, meaning, causes and consequences of ancient wars and campaigns.
    As humanity, we must find ways to prevent ancient wars from recurring in the modern world we live in and causing millions of innocent people to die.

  • @ash8207
    @ash8207 Před 2 lety +6

    Really nice, informative history lesson. Thanks!

  • @kzkmani7378
    @kzkmani7378 Před 3 lety +118

    Crusades never getting old since they started

  • @c.w.simpsonproductions1230

    Imagine building a sand castle on the beach. Regardless of how grand and massive, eventually the sea will consume it. That was the futility of trying to maintain the Crusader States.

  • @zahirhussain5913
    @zahirhussain5913 Před rokem +1

    Nine hundred and twelve years have passed since the Europeans of northern and western Europe mounted the first crusade against the Muslims who were Arabs , Turks , Kurds and Afghan/Pathan.
    One siege will provide readers with the flavour of what happened in the 11th century AD.
    By November 1098 thousand of brutal frankish warriors ( called Franj by their victims ) accompanied by a motley of old men , women and children with the Star of Bethlehem shining in their eyes surrounded the city of Ma'arra on the banks of the Orentes river . The defenders were not an armed and trained Garrison.............. 11th December saw the situation become desperate as the Franj scaled the walls and the citizens took shelter in the tallest buildings . The town notable made contact with Behemond , the commander of the assailants . He promised to spare the lives of the citizens of ma'arra if they surrendered and laid down their arms .
    The desperate defenders agreed and waited all night in fear and trumbling. At dawn the Franj arrived and the carnage began . The Arab chroniclers wrote
    " For 3 days they put the people to the sword killing tens of thousands and taking many more prisoners "
    The Frank chronicler's account is spine chilling. Rudulph of Caen writes :
    " In Ma'arra our troops boiled pagan adults in cooking pots , they impaled children on spits and devoured them grilled "............
    On 13th January 1099 , hundreds of Franj bearing torches roamed the alley ways of Ma'arra setting every house alight . The city walls had already been dismantled stone by stone.
    Evidence : " Crusade still lives on "
    Deccan Chronicle ( Indian newspaper ) December - 2-2007 .
    Sunday suppliment page - 2
    Author : Akhilesh mithal
    This is crusade. This barbarian atrocities still continuing in the name of first world war , second world war , colonial plundered , atomic bombings , dirty bomb, blockades , sanctions ......
    Beware of this crusade. Always, This is brutal .

  • @Angelo-ki7wr
    @Angelo-ki7wr Před 3 lety +243

    Crusades in real life: Failures and Embarassments
    Crusades in CK2 & CK3: *Boss music plays*

    • @erikku4739
      @erikku4739 Před 3 lety +21

      Aztecs with Boats: *End Game Boss music plays*

    • @ricksand2
      @ricksand2 Před 2 lety +8

      Christian's didn't act like Christian's are supposed to act.

    • @Efishrocket102
      @Efishrocket102 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ricksand2 ok

    • @MasonGreenWeed
      @MasonGreenWeed Před 2 lety +4

      @@erikku4739 Mongol : *Praise to Genghis Khan*

    • @erikku4739
      @erikku4739 Před 2 lety

      @@MasonGreenWeed Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə Ə

  • @micahistory
    @micahistory Před 3 lety +19

    after 3 crusades, the crusaders wanted to try something new and decided
    why not attack fellow christians?

    • @luxeternity
      @luxeternity Před 3 lety +1

      Peak bruh moment right there

    • @fj1914
      @fj1914 Před 2 lety +1

      If you can’t beat the Muslims why not join them 😂

    • @stanleylee5358
      @stanleylee5358 Před 2 lety +1

      They'll never see it coming!

    • @tahahasan236
      @tahahasan236 Před 2 lety

      @@stanleylee5358 true that 😂😂😂

  • @pierre7308
    @pierre7308 Před rokem

    Read The Crusades of S.E. Zaimeche Al-Djazairi
    He explain how the crusades has begun actually in the best conditions for the crusaders.

  • @DdbxXy
    @DdbxXy Před rokem

    In July leave your water sources behind and go out into the Desert, and wear Heavy Armor.
    While your enemy has water. Then fight a battle.
    Hattin ! Hattin

  • @MonsieurDean
    @MonsieurDean Před 3 lety +907

    Sabaton had not been invented yet.

    • @endurovro
      @endurovro Před 3 lety +33

      The first one succeeded though. Sequels rarely live up to the original.

    • @finalfrontier001
      @finalfrontier001 Před 3 lety +52

      @@endurovro First succeded cuz the Muslims were not ready. When they were ready never could win again.

    • @bokonoo77
      @bokonoo77 Před 3 lety +22

      @@finalfrontier001 honestly it was a miracle that the Kingdom of Jerusalem survived until the 13th century.
      To me it was a hella last stand against the Muslims in their home region

    • @finalfrontier001
      @finalfrontier001 Před 3 lety +32

      @@bokonoo77 imagine controlling somewhere 116 years not being able to convert the local people. That was the main problem with crusades they too savage and brutal and offered nothing return.

    • @bokonoo77
      @bokonoo77 Před 3 lety +18

      @@finalfrontier001
      savages? That is a very interesting thing to say from someone who praises pedophile..

  • @holaadios2263
    @holaadios2263 Před 3 lety +97

    Why did The Crusades Fail?
    Spain: Hold my reconquista

    • @binsuleim6055
      @binsuleim6055 Před 3 lety +21

      Where in the name of black moors there was an ethnic cleansing of Iberian muslims and history was fabricated systematically

    • @bard001
      @bard001 Před 3 lety +28

      after 700 hundred years of trying wow success

    • @giarivers1511
      @giarivers1511 Před 3 lety +4

      @@bard001 just like my love life 💕

    • @bard001
      @bard001 Před 3 lety

      @@giarivers1511 XD I see simpus

    • @Judge_Magister
      @Judge_Magister Před 3 lety +10

      @@binsuleim6055 dream on, enjoy your desert.

  • @galapagos4154
    @galapagos4154 Před 10 měsíci

    Türkçe altyazı desteği için teşekkür ederim 🙏🙏

  • @mediummemish5749
    @mediummemish5749 Před 2 lety +2

    It may be a failure, but at
    the end you manage to take it from us...

  • @chattenmetchad
    @chattenmetchad Před 3 lety +8

    Man I love this channel

  • @ryankuedits3083
    @ryankuedits3083 Před 2 lety +49

    3rd crusade: we will take constainople
    Turks: ok Jerusalem is mine
    Turks: *conquers Jerusalem and constainople*

  • @freedomfighter695
    @freedomfighter695 Před 8 měsíci +3

    Only one answer Saladin❤

  • @dhmo123
    @dhmo123 Před 2 lety

    hmmm the first cruisade had alot of knight, i think you are confuse about the first crusade. There is a 2 part for this crusade, the first with the peasant, poor and so little knight (who fail) and the second part with lord and knight who success (with alot of luck, sure they was brave and good soldier, but to be fair, they had alot of luck).

  • @scourgeofgodattila579
    @scourgeofgodattila579 Před 3 lety +87

    Nur-ad-din Zangi Battles
    Siege of Edessa(1144)
    Siege of Edessa(1146)
    Battle of Bosra
    Siege of Damascus(1148)
    Siege of Harran
    Siege of Banyas
    Battle of Banias
    Siege of Ca’Ber
    Battle of Inab
    Battle of Lake Huleh
    Battle of Aintab
    Battle of Harim
    Crusader İnvasions Of Egypt
    Battle of El Babein
    Battle of Ba’rin
    Nur-ad-din’s Campaign of Byzantine
    Nur-ad-din’s Campaign of Antioch

    • @papazataklaattiranimam
      @papazataklaattiranimam Před 3 lety

      Üste çıkmış

    • @alraziosmany
      @alraziosmany Před 3 lety +19

      May Allahu subhanahu Place him in Highest paradise!

    • @jackhakken
      @jackhakken Před 3 lety +1

      Roach spotted.

    • @irshadtarsoo7734
      @irshadtarsoo7734 Před 3 lety +14

      ما شاء الله
      A great hero of Islam
      May Allah grant him Jannah

    • @zh350
      @zh350 Před 3 lety +4

      @@jackhakken I see a skunk here, who find it hard to digest.

  • @anwardaud
    @anwardaud Před 2 lety +11

    "This is another crusade"
    pope this is the 7th week in a row you've call for another crusade

  • @viperswhip
    @viperswhip Před 2 lety +5

    Saladin was at the end there, but the first crusaders failed to capture and keep the region because after they started killing almost everyone after a siege nobody surrendered, so they had to destroy the walls and stuff to take towns and castles, and this left them open to counter attacks. They should have focused on the coast and requested people to come an settle in the region so they would have kids growing up to join their armies. There's also the point that the Roman Empire (East) gave provisions and passage and other logistic help on the condition that Antioch and other lands be returned to the Eastern Roman Empire, the Crusaders betrayed those promises and didn't get much help in the future.
    Ultimately the Crusades did not fail, though it was not called that by England and France in the 1800s, that was the goal, and they did capture the entire area after taking out the Ottoman Empire. You should have no doubt that they were completing the Crusades, their captured territories were too damned specific to think otherwise.

  • @johnredfield071
    @johnredfield071 Před 2 lety

    10:41 what's the music name

  • @shahidashraf94
    @shahidashraf94 Před 2 lety +28

    Saludin was a great person and warrior as well.

    • @jawoo2228
      @jawoo2228 Před 2 lety +6

      Saladin was a genius in his time and definitely several centuries ahead of time in terms of the way he ruled and his understanding of how to deal with the fragile and multi-ethnic situation in the Levant. He was well respected by the nobility in Europe and apparently he and King Richard sent gifts back and forth.

    • @pooroldman5089
      @pooroldman5089 Před rokem

      @@jawoo2228 saladin lost to richard the lion heart in two battles

    • @vandike9410
      @vandike9410 Před rokem

      @@pooroldman5089 yet Richard lost the crusade and Saladin kicked him back to Europe

  • @sacredvisits574
    @sacredvisits574 Před 2 lety +23

    ITS THE FAMILY OF SALAHUDDIN AYUBI THAT HOLD THE KEYS TO YOUR HOLY CHURCHES IN JERUSALEM AND MAINTAIN THEM.

  • @Triharyanto1968
    @Triharyanto1968 Před 2 lety +1

    Most recent crusade was successful: World War I in 1914-1918. This War had ended with the recapture of Jerusalem by the Allied Forces (British and French) upon their victory over the Ottoman.

    • @steamberatgetea9361
      @steamberatgetea9361 Před rokem

      OSMANLIYA SALDIRANLARIN ARSAINDA MÜSLÜMAN ARAPLARDA VARDI ARAPLAR İSYAN ETMESEYDİ MISIRA SURİYE YE GİRMENİZ PEKTE KOLAY OLMAYACAKTI

    • @aymanhaque6936
      @aymanhaque6936 Před 7 měsíci +1

      But that wasn't a Crusade as the Ottomans were fight along with the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires which were Christian and the British and French were able to defeat the Ottomans with the help of Arabs who were Muslims. So it was basically Christians fighting against each other and likewise Muslims fighting against each other.

  • @pompeythegreat297
    @pompeythegreat297 Před rokem

    Lack of unity is one.

  • @taqiyasir8086
    @taqiyasir8086 Před 3 lety +23

    King Richard had the men to take Jerusalem, he had to turn back because his brother John was threatening to steal his throne away from him in the kingdom of England

    • @aintyourfriend5734
      @aintyourfriend5734 Před 3 lety +3

      Every United States president are related and their bloodlines traces back to prince John and his witchcraft mother.

    • @kerriwilson7732
      @kerriwilson7732 Před 2 lety +1

      @@aintyourfriend5734 every person in the world is related & their bloodlines trace through Noah.

    • @uvuvwevwevweosas4459
      @uvuvwevwevweosas4459 Před 2 lety +1

      @@aintyourfriend5734 Obama lol ?

    • @aintyourfriend5734
      @aintyourfriend5734 Před 2 lety +1

      @@uvuvwevwevweosas4459 this Caucasian girl and her father in California found out they were related to Obummer through a “dna wheel chart’’
      They decided to do one on Obummer only to discover that all former president are related except for the 8th president Martin van buren. How come you can’t find any videos of this on CZcams? That’s because YT censored truth. Bitchute.com and altcensored.com thank me later.

    • @aintyourfriend5734
      @aintyourfriend5734 Před 2 lety +2

      @@kerriwilson7732 haha. Wrong, not all humans can be trace to Noah. 85% of humans are Blood RH positive. It’s origins can be trace from Africa to Asia. The other 15% is rh negative which was traced to the border of Spain and France. This blood type grew from 1% to 15% during Europeans colonization of other continents. That 15% bloodline could possibly be the ones who’s running this satanic world...

  • @michaeldefeo3030
    @michaeldefeo3030 Před 2 lety +9

    I like the quick history lessons. I think it helps to open the interest for further knowledge. Love the work and the intent! Just one thing, it is "Loo-eee" not "Loo-ees". That is the proper French pronunciation. LOL

  • @giogrig6574
    @giogrig6574 Před rokem

    who are the RUM showed on the map in Turkey area ?

  • @roystonboodoo7525
    @roystonboodoo7525 Před rokem +1

    "My Kingdom is not of this world "
    "I AM the Way the Truth and the Life "
    "Take up your cross and follow Me" .. unfortunately their swords were in the shape of a cross and without any accessible Bible barring selective hierarchical word of mouth, they followed the way of the sword.