The History of the Crusades - Summary on a map

In this video, we trace two centuries of European Crusades on maps.
#Crusades #MiddleEast #Crusaders #Jerusalem #Knights #KnightsTemplars #Hospitallers #Religion #Christians #Muslims
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Musics (YouTube Audio library)
World War Outerspace - Audio Hertz
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Software: Adobe After Effects
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Chapters
00:00 Context
01:53 The People's Crusade
03:21 The First Crusade
04:43 The Crusader states
06:49 The Second Crusade
08:22 Saladin
10:16 The fall of the Crusader states
11:38 The Third Crusade
12:59 The Fourth and Fifth Crusades
15:14 The Sixth Crusade and the Barons' Crusade
17:03 The Seventh Crusade
18:19 The Mongols
19:32 The end of the Crusades
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[yougoslavia]

I wasn't expecting this video to end with Napoleon.

[Katzen_ishere]

Christians and Muslims: *fight*
Mongols: The enemy of my enemy is my enemy 😈

[Alexkiszl]

As of 2024, the Teutonic Order (which is now a Catholic religious order) and the Knight Hospitaller (as the Sovereign Military Order of Malta) still exist, with Knight Hospitaller having their current headquarters in Rome, and Teutonic Order having their current headquarters in Vienna.

[crystalquartz]

I love how they went from 13th to 19th century so quickly 😭

[WrinkledPaper]

4th Crusade be like:
Pope:We’re going to the holy land!
Crusaders:goes to constantinople
Pope:Hey wait where are you going

[AliTanoli-cqjs]

Half crusades are Muslims vs. Christians and half are Christians vs. Christians

[waqarsaleem]

Napoleon is probably one of the most important figure in human history. Was not expecting Napoleon to appear in a Crusades video. Just realized he had influence and impact in 4 continents.

1- Attacked Egypt in Africa
2- Attacked Jaffa and Acre in West Asia
3- Ended 1000 years old Holy Roman Empire and dominated Europe
4- Sold Louisiana to USA in North America

[joeshar.]

1:19 First Crusade
6:50 Second Crusade
11:38 Third Crusade
12:59 Fourth Crusade
14:23 Fifth Crusade
16:36 Sixth Crusade
17:04 Seventh Crusade
19:36 Eighth Crusade
20:07 Ninth Crusade

[legacyvaultchannel]

I love how this video explains the key moments and battles of the Crusades in such an engaging way. It really brings this fascinating period of history to life.

[nenenindonu]

Bahri Mamluks led by Sultan Qalawun also defeated a joint force of Crusaders and Mongols at the 2nd Battle of Homs

[rogink]

Really loved this video. I had a vague idea about there being several crusades over the 11th/12th centuries, but not the context. The moving maps made it all make sense, even if I did need to stop and rewind a couple times to take it all in!

[МаксимАфанасьев-шд]

The best description of Crusaders era ever

[Matrix-tzyc]

Crusaders mascaraed innocent Christians, jews and Muslims, which was the main reason that Crusades did not stay long. Similar like mongol empire

[Ricedeer]

Geo history posted, it's a great day!

[lukamajcenic]

"In 1198, Pope INNOCENT III launches a new Crusade."

[tommy-erhh]

a pretty good summary of the Mediterranean Crusades, but you missed the Baltic Crusades.
1191 AD Danish crusade to convert the Pagan Finns to Roman Catholic.
1193 – 1290 AD The Livonian crusades by Danish and Germans to convert to Roman Catholic the Pagans:
1193-1212 the Livonians again;
1201-1290 the Curonians and Semigallians,
1206-1261 the Saaremaa;
1208-1224 the Latgallians,  Selonians, and Estonians.
1202 AD Danish 2nd crusade to convert the Pagan Finns; also the Lithuanian Crusade starts, ends in 1385-6 when the Lithuanians convert to Roman Catholic.Christianity from Eastern Orthodox.
1219 AD 1st Prussian crusade to convert the Pagan old Prussians to Roman Catholic.- unsuccessful
1222 AD 2nd Prussian crusade to convert the Pagan old Prussians to Roman Catholic.- unsuccessful
1226-1290 AD 3rd Prussian crusade to convert the Pagan old Prussians to Roman Catholic., this time by Teutonic order. They either convert or die/go into slavery.
1249 AD 2nd Swedish crusade begins to convert Finland, Pagan Tavastia province to Roman Catholic.
1293 AD 3rd Swedish crusade to convert the Finns, Pagan Karelia this time.

[AggressiveSkunk]

5:44 if you don't like hearing things pronounced wrong this might kill you

[nenenindonu]

17:14 Those weren't "Iranian mercenaries" but Turks (Khwarezmians) one of them even became a Mamluk Sultan known as Qutuz

[AndreSamosir]

Great one. Such a dense and long part of history, presented such so that the audience can understand more easily. Kudos!

[heroe]

Who will win?
Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa or Göksu river?