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battle of
Civetot. The
victory of the
Turks ended the People's Crusade. In 2019, an
academic survey identified the
remains of Kibatos/
Civetot 3.5 meters...
- The
Battle of
Civetot was
fought between the
forces of the People's
Crusade and of the
Seljuk Turks of
Anatolia on 21
October 1096. The
battle brought...
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Seljuk leader Kilij Arslan attacked him and his
followers in the
battle of
Civetot.
Jonathan Riley-Smith, The Crusades: A History, 2nd ed. (Yale University...
- by the
forces of the
Seljuk Turks under Kilij Arslan at the
Battle of
Civetot in
northwestern Anatolia. The People's
Crusade was the first, largest,...
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taking possession of the castle's
spring and well.
After setting off to
Civetot, they had set up camp near a
village called Dracon. This is
where the Turks...
- in a
Turkish ambush led by the
Seljuk Kilij Arslan I at the
Battle of
Civetot in
October 1096. In what has
become known as the Princes' Crusade, members...
-
Crusade landed in Asia
Minor on
August 6, 1096, and
camped at
Helenopolis (
Civetot/Civetote) to the north-west of Nicaea, at that time
capital of the Seljuk...
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these crusaders were
annihilated in a
Turkish ambush at the
Battle of
Civetot.
Conflict with
Urban II
meant that King
Philip I of
France and Holy Roman...
-
almost entirely of
unarmed civilians was
surprised near the
village of
Civetot by
Kilij Arslan's army. They were
easily overwhelmed and
around 17,000...
- e Crusades:
battles in the
Levant (1096–1303)
First Crusade Xerigordos Civetot Nicaea 1st
Dorylaeum 1st
Antioch Samosata 2nd
Antioch Ma'arra Arqa 1st...
