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Siege of Antioch

France · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1098–1099Date range
3Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1098

Bohemund of Otranto3 June 1098

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

There are great losses & the Norman & provencal Crusaders fall out. Antioch falls after 9 months

Bohemund of Otranto5 June 1098

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Kerbogha arrives before Antioch & besieges the besiegers

Bohemund of Otranto28 June 1098

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

The Crusaders beat back Kerboghas siege of Crusader Antioch

Godfrey of BouillionJune 1098

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Godfrey takes part in the capture of Antioch. When the Crusaders finally took the city, they decided that their oaths to Alexius had been breached and were no longer in effect. Bohemond, the first to enter the city gates, claimed the prize for himself. A Muslim force under Kerbogha, from the city of Mosul, arrived and battled the Crusaders, but the Christians finally defeated these Islamic troops

Bohemund of OtrantoJuly 1098

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Bohemund of Otranto wants to keep Antioch but Raymond returns to Byzantium after an oath to Alexius

Bohemund of Otranto1098

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Bohemund of Otranto wants to keep Antioch but Raymond returns to Byzantium after an oath to Alexius. Establishes an independent state & refuses to cede the city to Byzantium

Raymond IV1098

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Helps the Crusaders capture Antioch

1099

Raymond IV13 January 1099

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Raymond of Toulouse leads the first contingent away from Antioch and toward Jerusalem

Names involved

Bohemund of OtrantoGodfrey of BouillionRaymond IV

Provenance

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