Crusader Siege of Antioch Begins
Bohemond and fellow leaders of the First Crusade began the long siege of Antioch, a formidable obstacle on their march toward Jerusalem.
Follow Bohemond I through 11 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Bohemond and fellow leaders of the First Crusade began the long siege of Antioch, a formidable obstacle on their march toward Jerusalem.
Becomes Prince of Antioch contravening his oath to Byzantine Emperor Alexius Comnenus
Role range: 1098-1111
Becomes ruler of the crusader state of Antioch, 1098-1111
Role range: 1098-1111
Captured in an unsuccesful attack on the Emir of Sebastea, released 1103
Role range: 1096-1099 – 1098-1111
Bohemond I was captured during a campaign in Anatolia, leaving the principality of Antioch to be administered by a regent.
Marries the daughter of Philip I
Role range: 1098-1111
Released by the Muslims & returns to Europe
Role range: 1096-1099 – 1098-1111
Released by the Muslims & returns to Europe
Role range: 1096-1099 – 1098-1111
Attacks the Byzantines but is defeated by Alexius I & cedes Antioch to Byzantium
Role range: 1098-1111
Cedes Antioch to Byzantium after the Battle of Durazzo
Role range: 1098-1111
Defeated by Alexius, never returns to Syria
Role range: 1098-1111
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