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Nov 19, 1202
The Fourth Crusade
The Fourth Crusade officially begins.
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Apr 6, 1203
The Fourth Crusade
Alexius Angelus, who is the son of the Byzantine Emperor Isacc II, requested that the Crusaders attack Constantinople. He had offered the Christian forces 200,000 marks . The Christians needed these for transportation from the King. (MRP) -
Jun 23, 1203
The Fourth Crusade
The Crusaders were carried by boat to Bosphorus. (MRP) -
Jan 1, 1204
The Crusade in 1204 (not exact date)
Albert, the Bishop of Buxtehude, got an official approval from Pope Innocent III to start a crusade in the Baltic Region. (MRP) -
Feb 1, 1204
The Fourth Crusade (not exact date)
Isaac II is re-imprissoned, and the government put in Alexius V Ducas as their leader. (MRP) -
Apr 11, 1204
The Fourth Crusade
After the soldiers of the Fourth Crusade hadn't gotten paid for about a month, they attacked Constantinople again. (MRP) -
Apr 12, 1204
The Fourth Crusade
The Crusaders captured Constantinople one day after the fighting began. This ended the Fourth Crusade. (MRP) -
May 16, 1204
After the Fourth Crusade
Baldwin of Flanders becomes the first Latin ruler of Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire. (MRP) -
Apr 1, 1205
After the Fourth Crusade
Amalric II, king of Jerusalem and Cyprus, dies. Hugh I, his son, gaines control of Cyprus, while Maria received control of the Muslim Jerusalem. (MRP) -
Aug 20, 1205
After the Fourth Crusade
Henry of Flanders is crowned as Emperor of the Latin Empire. (MRP) -
Sep 4, 1207
After the Fourth Crusade
Boniface of Montferrat is killed by the Tsar of Bulgaria. (MRP)
