Christian fighting

Crusades

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  • Nov 8, 1054

    The Great Schisms

    The Great Schisms
    Breach between Eastern and Western Churches.
    Church leaders could not agree on details of the religious orders of Christianity therefore there was a division between the Greek and the Latin leaders.
  • Nov 1, 1095

    Call to Crusades by the Pope

    Call to Crusades by the Pope
    First crusade called by Pope Urban II.
  • Nov 1, 1096

    March by Duke Godfrey to Jerusalem

    March by Duke Godfrey to Jerusalem
  • Jun 13, 1099

    Godfrey arrives at Jerusalem

    Godfrey arrives at Jerusalem
    Duke Godfrey and his crusaders arrive at Jerusalem. Muslims and Jews alike were killed as he fought to retake Jerusalem.
  • Jul 14, 1099

    Assult begins on the Muslims in the holy land

    Assult begins on the Muslims in the holy land
    The fighting was intense. There was no mercy for those who were not Christian at this time in the holy land. They fought in the name of Chirst in a most unchristian way. In thier minds they were justified for thier actions.
  • Nov 8, 1147

    Crusade

    Announced by Pope Eugene the III. Led by European kings. This crusade ended in a victory for the Muslims.
  • Jan 1, 1187

    Battle of Hattin

    Battle of Hattin
    Muslims defeated the Chirstian crusaders and retook Jesusalem which was then once again under Muslim reign. This prompted the third crusade.
  • Nov 8, 1189

    Crusade

  • Jan 1, 1193

    Safah al- din defeated crusades

  • Nov 8, 1202

    Crusade

  • Nov 8, 1217

    Crusade

    Fifth crusade
  • Jan 1, 1219

    Francis Assissi comes between Christians and Muslims

    Francis Assissi comes between Christians and Muslims
    Francis Assissi camped between the two armies of the Christians and the Muslims for an attempt at peace which was unsuccessful.
  • Nov 8, 1219

    Rule of Life for Franciscans

    Rule of Life for Franciscans
    St. Francis was so moved by his experience at the attempting of peace between the Christians and the Muslims that he wrote a book in which he devoted a chapter to the topic of living alongside the Muslims. He stated Christians should remain silent about the Qur'an and about Muhammad.
  • Nov 8, 1248

    Crudade

    Crudade
    Seventh crusade= Muslim victory
  • Nov 8, 1252

    Torture and executions

    Torture and executions
    Call to torture and execution by Pople Innocent IV for those who are among the heretics.
  • Nov 8, 1269

    Crusade

    Crusade
    James I of Aragon's illegetimate sons went on to attack Jerusalem on the "Crusade of the Infants" as it was called. They achieved nothing, as their attack was never implemented.
  • Nov 8, 1291

    Fall of Acre

    Fall of Acre
    Crusaders lost control of Acre to the Muslims
  • Period: Nov 1, 1378 to Nov 1, 1429

    Rival popes at Rome and Avignon

    Roman Catholic church Division