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France in 1099

Historical records for France in 1099, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

25Records
7Events
5Named people
4Places
2Categories

Historical records

January

13 January 1099Siege of AntiochRaymond IV

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

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

13 January 1099Siege of JerusalemRaymond IV

Antioch · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

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

February

14 February 1099Siege of ArqahRaymond IV

Arqah · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Raymond begins the desultory siege of Arqah, near Tripoli

May

May 1099Siege of ArqahRaymond IV

Arqah · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Raymond IV gives up on Arqah & marches towards Jerusalem

July

15 July 1099Capture of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

It was an end to three years of fighting by the Crusaders, but they had finally done what they had set out to do in 1096'gnamely, to recapture the Holy Land and, in particular, the city of Jerusalem and its holy sites, such as the Holy Sepulchre, the tomb of

15 July 1099Capture of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

It was in Jerusalem that the legend of Godfrey of Bouillon was born. The army reached the city in June 1099 and built a wooden siege tower (from lumber provided by some Italian sailors who intentionally scrapped their ships) to get over the walls.

15 July 1099Capture of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Jesus Christ.

15 July 1099Capture of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

The First Crusade comes to an end. Jerusalem falls to the Normans after 1 month & the Crusaders slaughter 40,000

15 July 1099Capture of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

The major attack took place on July 14 and 15, 1099. Godfrey and some of his knights were the first to take the walls and enter the city.

15 July 1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

It was an end to three years of fighting by the Crusaders, but they had finally done what they had set out to do in 1096'gnamely, to recapture the Holy Land and, in particular, the city of Jerusalem and its holy sites, such as the Holy Sepulchre, the tomb of

15 July 1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

It was in Jerusalem that the legend of Godfrey of Bouillon was born. The army reached the city in June 1099 and built a wooden siege tower (from lumber provided by some Italian sailors who intentionally scrapped their ships) to get over the walls.

15 July 1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Jesus Christ.

15 July 1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

The First Crusade comes to an end. Jerusalem falls to the Normans after 1 month & the Crusaders slaughter 40,000

15 July 1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillon

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

The major attack took place on July 14 and 15, 1099. Godfrey and some of his knights were the first to take the walls and enter the city.

15 July 1099Siege of JerusalemRaymond Toulouse

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Raymond of Toulouse commands Provençal forces during the final assault on Jerusalem and becomes one of the senior Crusader leaders after the city falls.

18 July 1099Capture of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillion

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Jerusalem remains in Christian hands for 88 yeas

18 July 1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillion

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Jerusalem falls, Godfrey becomes its guardian & then self-appointed King

18 July 1099Siege of JerusalemRaymond IV

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

The Crusaders have slaughtered 40,000 & the 1st Crusade comes to an end. Assists in the seige, Jerusalem falls to the Normans after 1 month

18 July 1099SuccessionGodfrey of Bouillion

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Succeeds as King of Jerusalem

22 July 1099Capture of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillion

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Once the city was returned to Christian rule, some form of Government had to be set up. On July 22, a council was held in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Raymond of Toulouse refused to become king. Godfrey did no damage to his own piety by accepting the position, but only as secular leader, and not as King

22 July 1099Rule of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillion

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Once the city was returned to Christian rule, some form of Government had to be set up. On July 22, a council was held in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Raymond of Toulouse refused to become king. Godfrey did no damage to his own piety by accepting the position, but only as secular leader, and not as King

Other Events

1099Arrest of Bohemond IBohemond I

Sebastea · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Captured in an unsuccesful attack on the Emir of Sebastea, released 1103

1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillion

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

Godfrey continued to play a minor but important role in the battles against the Muslims until the Crusaders finally reached Jerusalem in 1099

1099Siege of JerusalemGodfrey of Bouillion

Jerusalem · Warfare / Holy Crusades, 1st

The Kingdom of Jerusalem is founded by the Norman, Godfrey of Bouillon

1099SuccessionBohemond I

House / House of Antioch

Becomes ruler of the crusader state of Antioch, 1098-1111

Names involved

Bohemond IGodfrey of BouillionGodfrey of BouillonRaymond IVRaymond Toulouse

Places involved

AntiochArqahJerusalemSebastea

Provenance

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