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the army of Aleppo. The Latin prince is supposed to have won by his "skillful use of ground." The Franks may have gained a tactical advantage by using the "device of a feigned retreat." The Muslim infantry entered the
Crusader camp after the initial Crusader retreat and were then surprised and killed by the Crusaders, with only a small number escaping.
989:, may have expelled Antioch's garrison from the fortress and allied with Ridwan or surrendered to the latter upon his approach to the fortress. Artah was the last Crusader-held fortress east of the city of Antioch and its loss could result in a direct threat to the city by Muslim forces. It is unclear if Ridwan thereafter garrisoned Artah.
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With a force of 1,000 cavalry and 9,000 infantry, Tancred laid siege to the castle of Artah. Ridwan of Aleppo tried to interfere with the operation, gathering a host of 7,000 infantry and an unknown number of cavalry. 3,000 of the Muslim infantrymen were volunteers. Tancred gave battle and defeated
1010:, although several were slain by Tancred's forces. After his victory, Tancred expanded his conquests east of the Orontes with only minor opposition. The next actions of consequence in northern Syria were the
1006:
Tancred proceeded to consolidate the
Principality's control of its eastern frontier regions, precipitating the flight of local Muslims from the areas of the al-Jazr and
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embarked for Europe, leaving
Tancred as regent in Antioch. The new regent began to patiently recover the lost castles and walled towns.
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Chronicle of Ibn al-Athir for the Crusading Period from al-Kamil fi'l-Ta'rikh. Parts 1-3
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962:. The Crusaders were victorious and proceeded to threaten Aleppo itself.
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were abandoned. In order to raise additional
Crusader reinforcements,
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Creation of the Principality of Antioch, 1098-1130
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974:in 1104, all of Antioch's strongholds east of the
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1208:Battles involving the Principality of Antioch
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41:Tancred of Hauteville, Prince of Galilea.
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843:End of the Crusader states in the Levant
970:After the great Crusader defeat at the
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1181:, New York: Barnes & Noble Books,
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1213:Battles involving the Seljuk Empire
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954:, while the Crusaders were led by
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1223:12th century in the Seljuk Empire
1132:. Woodbridge: The Boydell Press.
1154:. Translated by Richards, D.S.
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170:Nearly all infantrymen killed
1233:1100s in the Crusader states
1124:Asbridge, Thomas S. (2000).
1021:
1001:
7:
1179:Crusading Warfare 1097-1193
930:was fought in 1105 between
10:
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956:Tancred, Prince of Galilee
502:Period post-Second Crusade
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286:Period post-First Crusade
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946:. The Turks were led by
16:Battle in 1105 in Turkey
960:Principality of Antioch
103:Principality of Antioch
1177:Smail, R. C. (1995) ,
118:Commanders and leaders
890:Lord Edward's Crusade
162:Casualties and losses
948:Fakhr al-Mulk Ridwan
129:Fakhr al-Mulk Ridwan
980:Bohemond of Taranto
880:Krak des Chevaliers
1160:Ashgate Publishing
748:3rd Constantinople
743:2nd Constantinople
648:2nd Belvoir Castle
608:1st Belvoir Castle
471:1st Constantinople
124:Tancred of Galilee
1218:Conflicts in 1105
1139:978-0-85115-661-3
1110:, pp. 92–93.
1108:Ibn al-Athir 2010
1098:, pp. 78–79.
1072:Ibn al-Athir 2010
1012:Battle of Shaizar
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210:: battles in the
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1014:in 1111 and the
972:Battle of Harran
958:, regent of the
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1117:Bibliography
1103:
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1005:
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936:Seljuk Turks
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841:
840:
836:2nd Fariskur
831:2nd Mansurah
826:3rd Damietta
817:
816:
787:
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782:1st Mansurah
777:1st Fariskur
772:2nd Damietta
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729:
728:
712:
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678:
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593:Jacob's Ford
558:1st Damietta
501:
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491:Mount Cadmus
462:
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346:
312:2nd Heraclea
307:1st Heraclea
285:
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222:
151:
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108:Seljuk Turks
97:Belligerents
71:(modern-day
27:Part of the
905:3rd Tripoli
885:2nd Tripoli
870:2nd Antioch
812:3rd Ascalon
762:Mount Tabor
692:Philomelion
553:2nd Bilbeis
543:1st Bilbeis
518:2nd Ascalon
452:Edessa 1146
447:Edessa 1144
442:2nd Shaizar
367:Al-Sannabra
362:1st Shaizar
327:1st Tripoli
280:1st Ascalon
260:2nd Antioch
250:1st Antioch
214:(1096–1303)
65:, northern
1202:Categories
1096:Smail 1995
1084:Smail 1995
1034:Smail 1995
966:Background
663:Al-Shughur
588:Marj Ayyun
573:Montgisard
568:Alexandria
523:Lake Huleh
437:2nd Aleppo
412:al-Atharib
397:1st Aleppo
230:Xerigordos
1022:Citations
1018:in 1115.
1002:Aftermath
850:2nd Arsuf
767:Machghara
719:2nd Jaffa
707:1st Jaffa
702:1st Arsuf
628:2nd Kerak
618:1st Kerak
548:al-Babein
533:al-Buqaia
427:Qinnasrin
417:Rafaniyya
342:3rd Ramla
322:2nd Ramla
317:1st Ramla
75:, Turkey)
1150:(2010).
932:Crusader
910:4th Acre
855:Caesarea
687:3rd Acre
653:Laodicea
643:3rd Tyre
598:2nd Acre
496:Damascus
332:1st Acre
302:Mersivan
297:Melitene
255:Samosata
208:Crusades
137:Strength
86:Crusader
73:Reyhanlı
58:Location
29:Crusades
1156:Farnham
987:Antioch
944:Antioch
697:Iconium
668:Bourzey
623:Cresson
613:Al-Fule
603:Red Sea
528:Butaiha
481:Ephesus
422:Antioch
265:Ma'arra
235:Civetot
167:Unknown
152:7,000+
143:10,000
88:victory
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1008:Lailun
993:Battle
952:Aleppo
900:Margat
807:Forbie
658:Sahyun
633:Hattin
583:Banias
513:Aintab
432:Ba'rin
392:Yibneh
372:Sarmin
352:Beirut
337:Harran
240:Nicaea
212:Levant
112:Aleppo
82:Result
942:near
940:Artah
865:Safed
860:Haifa
724:Toron
673:Safed
538:Harim
457:Bosra
357:Sidon
347:Artah
292:Arsuf
67:Syria
63:Artah
1183:ISBN
1164:ISBN
1134:ISBN
926:The
915:Ruad
895:Homs
797:Gaza
738:Zara
578:Hama
563:Ayla
508:Inab
402:Azaz
270:Arqa
50:Date
950:of
382:Hab
110:of
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