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Battle of Montisgard
With the abandonment of the joint Jerusalem-Byzantine invasion of Egypt and the campaigning transferring to the north, Baldwin IV was left without a sufficient force to oppose Saladin as he moved into Judea with a large army. Once his army began looting, however, it lost cohesion. Baldwin came out from behind the walls of Ashkelon and fell on Saladin at Mont Gisard. With their forces dispersed and having to execute a retreat in the face of the enemy, the rout of the Ayyubids was on.
Owner/Source | Charles-Philippe Larivière (1798-1876). Public Domain, |
File name | Montgisard_Battle.jpg |
File Size | 118.91k |
Dimensions | 736 x 416 |
Linked to | Renaud de Châtillon, Prince of Antioch (Military); Baldwin IV of Jerusalem, King of Jerusalem (Military) |
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