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Not to get off topic but are you going to continue your AAR or is it finished?
Was always a good read.
Not the greatest empire, but I am stopping here because Ironman glitched out and I can't get achievements anymore, (Didn't give me "It's good to be king" and the one where you reform a pagan faith) my kings always had marshal below 10 + crappy provinces giving me ~4000 men at the height of my kingdom. Aaaand rebels put my brother in charge right when I was gonig to go feudal.
Extra stuff:
Just because I put you in jail and conquer your ruler doesn't mean you need to cross half the world!
We are true rebels, we aren't going to have dark grey as our colour, lets have purple!
Extra stuff:
Just because I put you in jail and conquer your ruler doesn't mean you need to cross half the world!
We are true rebels, we aren't going to have dark grey as our colour, lets have purple!
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You linked the page, not the image. Right click the image and click copy image URL.Not the greatest empire, but I am stopping here because Ironman glitched out and I can't get achievements anymore, (Didn't give me "It's good to be king" and the one where you reform a pagan faith) my kings always had marshal below 10 + crappy provinces giving me ~4000 men at the height of my kingdom. Aaaand rebels put my brother in charge right when I was gonig to go feudal.
Extra stuff:
Just because I put you in jail and conquer your ruler doesn't mean you need to cross half the world!
We are true rebels, we aren't going to have dark grey as our colour, lets half purple!
(Anyone know how to make pics already loaded instead of that attachment? I hate opening the attachment and having to wait a few seconds myself.)
Not so sure about that. I expelled a vassal holy order, that I gave land, and they lost the land in my realm. Either way, by taking that decision you'd be expelling a crapton of your nobles' family members..
Grant independence to a single count and expel jews. Watch him have several thousand people in his court.
At least you didn't link to program files like some people new to linking images.
Just for Shits & Giggles: (Started as Saxony)
After I formed it, I died and factions started to pop up everywhere and even if I wanted to fight them, I was too weak with way too little troops...
At least it was a decent playthrough to test out, how tribes works.
After I formed it, I died and factions started to pop up everywhere and even if I wanted to fight them, I was too weak with way too little troops...
At least it was a decent playthrough to test out, how tribes works.
Jewish is the only religion in the known world: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=329503720
There is no other religion to convert to!
Don't you have some Christian / Muslim courtiers?
You could use them (and mercenary companies or holy orders- or the Pope) to educate your heir.
You could use them (and mercenary companies or holy orders- or the Pope) to educate your heir.
http://cloud-4.steampowered.com/ugc/38604356682667470/FE19E287B0BA1D00086206ADAC7CBB38F31293A2/
There is no other religion to convert to!
Only religion in the known world Jewish, and only 99.7% Moral Authority? I can already hear your mother asking why you're not good enough for that last .3%.
Just open the console and convert yourself to catholic, for example.
It's an ironman game.
Good point. There might be someone in the world who is still of another religion! I didn't think of that.
Now that I'm tangling with Charlemagne, I'll make my first post here with some Old Gods/RoI abandoned empires.
Restored Nestorian Roman Empire started as the Duke of Socotra. Could've done a WC probably, but the game became boring at this point so I stopped.
Socotra is now a Merchant Republic. Pretty much every Christian is Nestorian since I mended the schism. Constantinople is Bedouin.
And the Lappish Empire of Suomi (Russia). Started, I think, as the Tribe of Kola Sami. The one with the red giant with a club for a shield. Tricky beginning but soon got rolling:
Restored Nestorian Roman Empire started as the Duke of Socotra. Could've done a WC probably, but the game became boring at this point so I stopped.
Socotra is now a Merchant Republic. Pretty much every Christian is Nestorian since I mended the schism. Constantinople is Bedouin.
And the Lappish Empire of Suomi (Russia). Started, I think, as the Tribe of Kola Sami. The one with the red giant with a club for a shield. Tricky beginning but soon got rolling:
Empress Emma of Jerusalem. First time clicking the "create empire" button for me. Doing the "old run" of Sicily, Jerusalem. Crusaded up Greece and Andalusia (Byzantine was entirely destroyed). Will maybe try to take back France. No blobbage.
Chronicle:
Chronicle:
- 1098 -
This is the Chronicle of House de Hauteville, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch married Princess Constance, daughter of King Philippe of France.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
- 1099 -
Duke Bohemond of Antioch supported Duke Roger of Salerno in war against his enemies.
Pope Urban II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 30 December, 1099.
- 1100 -
Pope Conon II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch supported Pope Conon II in war against his enemies.
- 1101 -
Duke Bohemond of Antioch supported Duke Gosdantin of Armenia Minor in war against his enemies.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch was victorious in the battle of Asqalan against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Mustali.
- 1102 -
Duke Bohemond of Antioch successfully led his armies, taking Deimachar from the enemy.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch successfully led his armies, taking Bethlehem from the enemy.
- 1103 -
The Crusade declared by Conon ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias. Bohemond de Hauteville became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Ascalon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem went to war against Sheikh Murad of Sur.
- 1104 -
Duke Roger, the heir of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, was murdered on the orders of King Bohemond of Jerusalem on 17 September, 1104.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Scandalon from the enemy.
Pope Conon II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Consumption on 13 November, 1104.
- 1105 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Sarafand from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem won the war against Sheikh Murad of Sur.
Guy of Salernian Revolt won the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem.
- 1106 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Bohemond 'the Accursed'.
Pope Martin IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 30 December, 1106.
- 1107 -
Busilla, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Bohemond of Jerusalem.
- 1108 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Shia Uprising, ruled by Khudayar.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Turkish realm of Aleppo, ruled by Beylerbey Radwan.
Khudayar of Shia Uprising lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1109 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Aleppo, commanded by Beylerbey Radwan of Aleppo.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Damascus, commanded by Beylerbey Duqaq of Damascus.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Archa against the army of Aleppo, commanded by Beylerbey Radwan of Aleppo.
Beylerbey Radwan of Aleppo lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Turkish realm of Ortokid Beylerbeylik, ruled by Beylerbey Sokman.
King Bohemond held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
- 1110 -
Pope Evaristus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of the Slow Fever on 9 March, 1110.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Ortokid Beylerbeylik, commanded by Beylerbey Sokman of Ortokid Beylerbeylik.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Lombard realm of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Reolus.
The army of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, commanded by Guaimar di Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt.
Reolus of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1111 -
Beylerbey Sokman of Ortokid Beylerbeylik lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem supported Duke Tancred of Sicily in war against his enemies.
- 1112 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fatimid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph al-Amir.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Negev against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Emir Qadir of Qadirid Emirate.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Darum against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Emir al-Afdal Shahanshah of Jamalid Emirate.
- 1113 -
Princess Busilla, the heir of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, died of the Slow Fever on 5 August, 1113.
Caliph al-Amir made peace with King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1114 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem supported King Philippe of France in war against his enemies.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Sicily, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1115 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem went to war against Countess Ioanna of Neapolis.
- 1116 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Aversa from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Neapolis from the enemy.
- 1117 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed' won the war against Countess Ioanna of Neapolis.
- 1118 -
Lancelin, the firstborn son, was born to King Bohemond of Jerusalem.
- 1119 -
People in Foggia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
- 1120 -
Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Foggia just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
- 1121 -
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Pope Pelagius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 13 October, 1121.
- 1122 -
Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the province of Varazdin.
- 1123 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem went to war against Sheikh Musa of Beirut.
- 1124 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Beirut from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Journie from the enemy.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Hamdan.
- 1125 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Sidon from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed' won the war against Sheikh Musa of Beirut.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jerusalemite Revolt, ruled by Musa.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Beirut from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Journie from the enemy.
Musa of Jerusalemite Revolt lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fatimid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph al-Amir.
Hamdan of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1126 -
The army of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, commanded by Cú-Caech, was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the armies of Fatimid Sultanate.
Caliph al-Amir lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1127 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Greek realm of Antiochian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eustathios.
Eustathios of Antiochian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
Pope Pelagius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 30 August, 1127.
- 1128 -
A river flooded parts of Catanzaro in the spring.
- 1129 -
The earth shook for three days in Catanzaro, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.
- 1130 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem supported Kaiser Welf of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
- 1131 -
Jerusalem saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.
- 1132 -
King Bohemond of Sicily died a natural death on 1 September, 1132. His son, Lancelin, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Mirabel.
Several people in Jerusalem spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
- 1133 -
The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Messina.
- 1134 -
Pope Sergius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Andalusia from the Sunnis.
Pope Sergius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 April, 1134.
Lancelin de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Capua, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Lancelin de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Galilee, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1135 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem supported Pope Celestine II in war against his enemies.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Italian realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Anastasio.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem married Eilionoir, daughter of Duke Fergus of Galloway.
- 1136 -
A river flooded parts of Tiberias in the spring.
- 1137 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Isa.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Joscelin of Ravello, was victorious in the battle of Messina against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
Emma, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Munio of Tyrus, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Munio of Tyrus, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Raimond of Catanzaro, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
Isa of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1138 -
Pope Celestine II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 29 May, 1138.
The Crusade declared by Nicholas ended with the successful conquest of Andalusia from the Sunnis. Lancelin de Hauteville became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
Lancelin de Hauteville usurped the Duchy of Badajoz from Ali Yusufid.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Granada against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Musa of Catholic Uprising.
Pope Nicholas III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a maimed cripple on 23 July, 1138.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Bilal.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Eudes of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Eudes of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Aracena against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Eudes of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Bilal of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1139 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fatimid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph al-Amir 'the Unready'.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Anastasio of Cathar Uprising.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Siracusa against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Anastasio of Cathar Uprising.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Anastasio of Cathar Uprising.
Anastasio of Cathar Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1140 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Amir.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Amir.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Amir.
Caliph al-Amir 'the Unready' lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
Queen Mother Constance, the mother of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, died a natural death on 13 May, 1140.
- 1141 -
King Lancelin held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Italian realm of Tarantian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Claudio.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the army of Tarantian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Claudio of Tarantian Peasant Revolt.
Claudio of Tarantian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1142 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Abdul-Rahman.
- 1143 -
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Cú-Caech, was victorious in the battle of Almeria against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Cú-Caech, was victorious in the battle of Mursiya against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Abdul-Rahman of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem went to war against Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
- 1144 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Uqaylid Emirate, commanded by Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Aleppo against the army of Uqaylid Emirate, commanded by Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Hama against the army of Uqaylid Emirate, commanded by Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem won the war against Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Turkish realm of Jerusalemite Revolt, ruled by Khudayar.
- 1145 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the army of Jerusalemite Revolt, commanded by Khudayar of Jerusalemite Revolt.
Esther, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Archa from the enemy.
- 1146 -
Khudayar of Jerusalemite Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jaffan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Radhi.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Zikri Uprising.
Radhi of Jaffan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1147 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem went to war against Sheikh Taimur of Az Zarqa.
- 1148 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Raf.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Tophel from the enemy.
- 1149 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Wadi Musa from the enemy.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Petra from the enemy.
- 1150 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem won the war against Sheikh Taimur of Az Zarqa.
- 1151 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Granadan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Abbas.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Tifilwit Alburquerque, was victorious in the battle of Caceres against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Siddray of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Humphrey de Montehermoso, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Granadan Peasant Revolt.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Humphrey de Montehermoso, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Granadan Peasant Revolt.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the army of Granadan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Abbas of Granadan Peasant Revolt.
Abbas of Granadan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1152 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia.
- 1153 -
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Geoffroy of Moraleja, was victorious in the battle of Balansiyya against the armies of Andalusian Revolt.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Abbad.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Anfroi of Hervás, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Andalusia.
King Lancelin of Sicily died in battle against Emir Ahmad of Hammadid Emirate on 24 September, 1153. His daughter, Emma, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Mirabel.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by William de Mandeville, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Hammadid Emirate.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Constantine.
- 1154 -
Pope Mark II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 9 January, 1154.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Abbad of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1155 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Deniyya against the armies of Hammadid Emirate.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Murcia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Norman realm of Jerusalemite Revolt, ruled by Alisce.
- 1156 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
- 1157 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Almeria against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
Alisce of Jerusalemite Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
- 1158 -
A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Ascalon.
- 1159 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jaffan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mukhtar.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Salahaddin of Deimachar, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Salahaddin of Deimachar, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
Mukhtar of Jaffan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Abdul.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Beershebian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ibrahim.
- 1160 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Gil of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Pelayo of Negev, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
Ibrahim of Beershebian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Uhshunubah against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Norman realm of Sicily, ruled by Duke Fulk.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem tried but failed to imprison Duke Fulk of Sicily, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Uhshunubah against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Abdul of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1161 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Siracusa against the armies of Sicily.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the armies of Sicily.
Duke Fulk of Sicily lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem went to war against Emir Nuraddin of Uqaylid Emirate.
- 1162 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem married Prince Hesso, son of Kaiser Hesso of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Famagusta.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Homs against the armies of Damascus.
- 1163 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Archa against the armies of Damascus.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the armies of Uqaylid Emirate.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem won the war against Emir Nuraddin of Uqaylid Emirate 'the Bold'.
- 1164 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Acrenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Muzaffaraddin.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Acrenian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Acrenian Peasant Revolt.
Muzaffaraddin of Acrenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1165 -
Jebelin, the firstborn son, was born to Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1166 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Caceresian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rasiq.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Alcantara against the armies of Caceresian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Plasencia against the armies of Caceresian Peasant Revolt.
Rasiq of Caceresian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1167 -
Pope Simplicius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 16 January, 1167.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Geoffroy of Moraleja, was defeated in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Andalusia.
- 1168 -
Pope Gregory VIII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Greece from the Sunnis.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
- 1169 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the armies of Mzab.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem supported Pope Gregory VIII in war against his enemies.
- 1170 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Lombard realm of Capuan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Garibald.
- 1171 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia 'the Cruel'.
Emma de Hauteville usurped the Kingdom of Andalusia from Yahya Almoravid.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Cordoba, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Pope Gregory VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of the Slow Fever on 9 October, 1171.
- 1172 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of Capuan Peasant Revolt.
Garibald of Capuan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The Crusade declared by Sisinnius ended with the successful conquest of Greece from the Sunnis. Emma de Hauteville became the new Lady of the conquered lands.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Greece, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emma de Hauteville usurped the Duchy of Thessalonika from Eirene Kantakouzenos.
Emma de Hauteville usurped the Duchy of Nikaea from Bulend Yavuz.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Dyrrachion, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Samos, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Thrace, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1173 -
Queen Mother Eilionoir, the mother of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, died a natural death on 30 January, 1173.
- 1174 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Almoravid Sultanate.
- 1175 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Shlib against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Zahir.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Vela, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
- 1176 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Fernando of Tabor, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
Zahir of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Archa.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Greek realm of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Thomas.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Gerald of Chalkidike, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
- 1177 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
Pope Sisinnius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 February, 1177.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Herakleia against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
Thomas of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Abdul-Hamid of Haifa, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Abdul-Hamid of Haifa, was victorious in the battle of Cebta against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Greek realm of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Michael.
- 1178 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem, through deeds and character, came to be known as Queen Emma 'the Great'.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Abdul-Hamid of Haifa, was victorious in the battle of Uhshunubah against the armies of Bektashi Order.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem 'the Great' won the war against Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Almoravid Sultanate 'the Silent'.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Algarve, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1179 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
Michael of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem 'the Great'.
Pope Marcellus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 20 May, 1179.
Emma de Hauteville displayed her great power by founding the new Empire of Jerusalem.
This is the Chronicle of House de Hauteville, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch married Princess Constance, daughter of King Philippe of France.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
- 1099 -
Duke Bohemond of Antioch supported Duke Roger of Salerno in war against his enemies.
Pope Urban II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 30 December, 1099.
- 1100 -
Pope Conon II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch supported Pope Conon II in war against his enemies.
- 1101 -
Duke Bohemond of Antioch supported Duke Gosdantin of Armenia Minor in war against his enemies.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch was victorious in the battle of Asqalan against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Mustali.
- 1102 -
Duke Bohemond of Antioch successfully led his armies, taking Deimachar from the enemy.
Duke Bohemond of Antioch successfully led his armies, taking Bethlehem from the enemy.
- 1103 -
The Crusade declared by Conon ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias. Bohemond de Hauteville became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Ascalon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem went to war against Sheikh Murad of Sur.
- 1104 -
Duke Roger, the heir of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, was murdered on the orders of King Bohemond of Jerusalem on 17 September, 1104.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Scandalon from the enemy.
Pope Conon II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Consumption on 13 November, 1104.
- 1105 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Sarafand from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem won the war against Sheikh Murad of Sur.
Guy of Salernian Revolt won the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem.
- 1106 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Bohemond 'the Accursed'.
Pope Martin IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 30 December, 1106.
- 1107 -
Busilla, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Bohemond of Jerusalem.
- 1108 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Shia Uprising, ruled by Khudayar.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Turkish realm of Aleppo, ruled by Beylerbey Radwan.
Khudayar of Shia Uprising lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1109 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Aleppo, commanded by Beylerbey Radwan of Aleppo.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Damascus, commanded by Beylerbey Duqaq of Damascus.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Archa against the army of Aleppo, commanded by Beylerbey Radwan of Aleppo.
Beylerbey Radwan of Aleppo lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Turkish realm of Ortokid Beylerbeylik, ruled by Beylerbey Sokman.
King Bohemond held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
- 1110 -
Pope Evaristus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of the Slow Fever on 9 March, 1110.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Ortokid Beylerbeylik, commanded by Beylerbey Sokman of Ortokid Beylerbeylik.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Lombard realm of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Reolus.
The army of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, commanded by Guaimar di Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt.
Reolus of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1111 -
Beylerbey Sokman of Ortokid Beylerbeylik lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem supported Duke Tancred of Sicily in war against his enemies.
- 1112 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fatimid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph al-Amir.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Negev against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Emir Qadir of Qadirid Emirate.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Darum against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Emir al-Afdal Shahanshah of Jamalid Emirate.
- 1113 -
Princess Busilla, the heir of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, died of the Slow Fever on 5 August, 1113.
Caliph al-Amir made peace with King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1114 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem supported King Philippe of France in war against his enemies.
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Sicily, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1115 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem went to war against Countess Ioanna of Neapolis.
- 1116 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Aversa from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Neapolis from the enemy.
- 1117 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed' won the war against Countess Ioanna of Neapolis.
- 1118 -
Lancelin, the firstborn son, was born to King Bohemond of Jerusalem.
- 1119 -
People in Foggia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
- 1120 -
Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Foggia just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
- 1121 -
Bohemond de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Pope Pelagius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 13 October, 1121.
- 1122 -
Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the province of Varazdin.
- 1123 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem went to war against Sheikh Musa of Beirut.
- 1124 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Beirut from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Journie from the enemy.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Hamdan.
- 1125 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Sidon from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed' won the war against Sheikh Musa of Beirut.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jerusalemite Revolt, ruled by Musa.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Beirut from the enemy.
King Bohemond of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Journie from the enemy.
Musa of Jerusalemite Revolt lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fatimid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph al-Amir.
Hamdan of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1126 -
The army of King Bohemond of Jerusalem, commanded by Cú-Caech, was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the armies of Fatimid Sultanate.
Caliph al-Amir lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
- 1127 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Greek realm of Antiochian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eustathios.
Eustathios of Antiochian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Bohemond of Jerusalem 'the Accursed'.
Pope Pelagius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 30 August, 1127.
- 1128 -
A river flooded parts of Catanzaro in the spring.
- 1129 -
The earth shook for three days in Catanzaro, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.
- 1130 -
King Bohemond of Jerusalem supported Kaiser Welf of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
- 1131 -
Jerusalem saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.
- 1132 -
King Bohemond of Sicily died a natural death on 1 September, 1132. His son, Lancelin, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Mirabel.
Several people in Jerusalem spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
- 1133 -
The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Messina.
- 1134 -
Pope Sergius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Andalusia from the Sunnis.
Pope Sergius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 April, 1134.
Lancelin de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Capua, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Lancelin de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Galilee, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1135 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem supported Pope Celestine II in war against his enemies.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Italian realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Anastasio.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem married Eilionoir, daughter of Duke Fergus of Galloway.
- 1136 -
A river flooded parts of Tiberias in the spring.
- 1137 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Isa.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Joscelin of Ravello, was victorious in the battle of Messina against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
Emma, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Munio of Tyrus, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Munio of Tyrus, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Raimond of Catanzaro, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
Isa of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1138 -
Pope Celestine II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 29 May, 1138.
The Crusade declared by Nicholas ended with the successful conquest of Andalusia from the Sunnis. Lancelin de Hauteville became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
Lancelin de Hauteville usurped the Duchy of Badajoz from Ali Yusufid.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Granada against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Musa of Catholic Uprising.
Pope Nicholas III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a maimed cripple on 23 July, 1138.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Bilal.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Eudes of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Eudes of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Aracena against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Eudes of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Bilal of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1139 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fatimid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph al-Amir 'the Unready'.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Anastasio of Cathar Uprising.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Siracusa against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Anastasio of Cathar Uprising.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Anastasio of Cathar Uprising.
Anastasio of Cathar Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1140 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Amir.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Amir.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the army of Fatimid Sultanate, commanded by Caliph al-Amir.
Caliph al-Amir 'the Unready' lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
Queen Mother Constance, the mother of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, died a natural death on 13 May, 1140.
- 1141 -
King Lancelin held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Italian realm of Tarantian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Claudio.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the army of Tarantian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Claudio of Tarantian Peasant Revolt.
Claudio of Tarantian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1142 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Abdul-Rahman.
- 1143 -
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Cú-Caech, was victorious in the battle of Almeria against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Cú-Caech, was victorious in the battle of Mursiya against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Abdul-Rahman of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem went to war against Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
- 1144 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Uqaylid Emirate, commanded by Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Aleppo against the army of Uqaylid Emirate, commanded by Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Hama against the army of Uqaylid Emirate, commanded by Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem won the war against Emir Sharaf II ad-Dawlah of Uqaylid Emirate.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Turkish realm of Jerusalemite Revolt, ruled by Khudayar.
- 1145 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the army of Jerusalemite Revolt, commanded by Khudayar of Jerusalemite Revolt.
Esther, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Archa from the enemy.
- 1146 -
Khudayar of Jerusalemite Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jaffan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Radhi.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Zikri Uprising.
Radhi of Jaffan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1147 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem went to war against Sheikh Taimur of Az Zarqa.
- 1148 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Raf.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Tophel from the enemy.
- 1149 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Wadi Musa from the enemy.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Petra from the enemy.
- 1150 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem won the war against Sheikh Taimur of Az Zarqa.
- 1151 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Granadan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Abbas.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Tifilwit Alburquerque, was victorious in the battle of Caceres against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Siddray of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Humphrey de Montehermoso, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Granadan Peasant Revolt.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Humphrey de Montehermoso, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Granadan Peasant Revolt.
King Lancelin of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the army of Granadan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Abbas of Granadan Peasant Revolt.
Abbas of Granadan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Lancelin of Jerusalem.
- 1152 -
King Lancelin of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia.
- 1153 -
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Geoffroy of Moraleja, was victorious in the battle of Balansiyya against the armies of Andalusian Revolt.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Abbad.
The army of King Lancelin of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Anfroi of Hervás, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Andalusia.
King Lancelin of Sicily died in battle against Emir Ahmad of Hammadid Emirate on 24 September, 1153. His daughter, Emma, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Mirabel.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by William de Mandeville, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Hammadid Emirate.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Constantine.
- 1154 -
Pope Mark II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 9 January, 1154.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Abbad of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1155 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Deniyya against the armies of Hammadid Emirate.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Murcia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Norman realm of Jerusalemite Revolt, ruled by Alisce.
- 1156 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
- 1157 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Almeria against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Jerusalemite Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Duke Roger III of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
Alisce of Jerusalemite Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
- 1158 -
A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Ascalon.
- 1159 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jaffan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mukhtar.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Salahaddin of Deimachar, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Salahaddin of Deimachar, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
Mukhtar of Jaffan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Abdul.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Beershebian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ibrahim.
- 1160 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Gil of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Pelayo of Negev, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
Ibrahim of Beershebian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Uhshunubah against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Norman realm of Sicily, ruled by Duke Fulk.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem tried but failed to imprison Duke Fulk of Sicily, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Uhshunubah against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
Abdul of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1161 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Siracusa against the armies of Sicily.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the armies of Sicily.
Duke Fulk of Sicily lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem went to war against Emir Nuraddin of Uqaylid Emirate.
- 1162 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem married Prince Hesso, son of Kaiser Hesso of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Famagusta.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Homs against the armies of Damascus.
- 1163 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Archa against the armies of Damascus.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Folquet de Foix, was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the armies of Uqaylid Emirate.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem won the war against Emir Nuraddin of Uqaylid Emirate 'the Bold'.
- 1164 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Acrenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Muzaffaraddin.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Acrenian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Acrenian Peasant Revolt.
Muzaffaraddin of Acrenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1165 -
Jebelin, the firstborn son, was born to Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1166 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Caceresian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rasiq.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Alcantara against the armies of Caceresian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Plasencia against the armies of Caceresian Peasant Revolt.
Rasiq of Caceresian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
- 1167 -
Pope Simplicius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 16 January, 1167.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Geoffroy of Moraleja, was defeated in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Andalusia.
- 1168 -
Pope Gregory VIII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Greece from the Sunnis.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Pål av Freysey, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
- 1169 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the armies of Mzab.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem supported Pope Gregory VIII in war against his enemies.
- 1170 -
Jerusalem was attacked by the Lombard realm of Capuan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Garibald.
- 1171 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Yahya II of Andalusia 'the Cruel'.
Emma de Hauteville usurped the Kingdom of Andalusia from Yahya Almoravid.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Cordoba, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Pope Gregory VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of the Slow Fever on 9 October, 1171.
- 1172 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of Capuan Peasant Revolt.
Garibald of Capuan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The Crusade declared by Sisinnius ended with the successful conquest of Greece from the Sunnis. Emma de Hauteville became the new Lady of the conquered lands.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Kingdom of Greece, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emma de Hauteville usurped the Duchy of Thessalonika from Eirene Kantakouzenos.
Emma de Hauteville usurped the Duchy of Nikaea from Bulend Yavuz.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Dyrrachion, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Samos, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Thrace, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1173 -
Queen Mother Eilionoir, the mother of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, died a natural death on 30 January, 1173.
- 1174 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Almoravid Sultanate.
- 1175 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Shlib against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Zahir.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Vela, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
- 1176 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Bishop Fernando of Tabor, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt.
Zahir of Tyrusian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Archa.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Greek realm of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Thomas.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Gerald of Chalkidike, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
- 1177 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
Pope Sisinnius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 February, 1177.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Herakleia against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Stefen de Beat, was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
Thomas of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Abdul-Hamid of Haifa, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Abdul-Hamid of Haifa, was victorious in the battle of Cebta against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
Jerusalem was attacked by the Greek realm of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Michael.
- 1178 -
Queen Emma of Jerusalem, through deeds and character, came to be known as Queen Emma 'the Great'.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Mayor Abdul-Hamid of Haifa, was victorious in the battle of Uhshunubah against the armies of Bektashi Order.
Queen Emma of Jerusalem 'the Great' won the war against Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Almoravid Sultanate 'the Silent'.
Emma de Hauteville created the title of Duchy of Algarve, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
- 1179 -
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Count Orderic of Ohrid, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Queen Emma of Jerusalem, commanded by Grim Rein, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt.
Michael of Thrakeian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Emma of Jerusalem 'the Great'.
Pope Marcellus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 20 May, 1179.
Emma de Hauteville displayed her great power by founding the new Empire of Jerusalem.
I'm still new to all of this,having only 21 hour of gameplay,played a bit with different nations to get to know the game.Now I decided to play as William the Bastard(Conqueror).
First thing I did was marring my children to France and Scotland,plan is to create claims,after that I sent few gifts to my allies and after that called them to war,England and Norway fought and when they were finished I simply invaded,defeated Harold,took few city's ,defeated few more army's and took England for myself.At first a lot of people started creating factions,I assassinated all of them and now almost every vassal likes me,some more some less but only 2 of them have negative opinion of me.After that France changed king's and my claim came into play,went to war against France to putt my daughter in law on throne,France was at war with HRE so it was not very hard war,but I still lost some men.Won the war,my daughter in law is Queen of France,my granddaughter will be queen,I'm king of England,I have claims on Scotland and Wales,there is no factions.But as I said I'm new to all of this and any advice is welcome.Btw,I'm only one who nominated my son as next king,that means civil war when my present king dies?
First thing I did was marring my children to France and Scotland,plan is to create claims,after that I sent few gifts to my allies and after that called them to war,England and Norway fought and when they were finished I simply invaded,defeated Harold,took few city's ,defeated few more army's and took England for myself.At first a lot of people started creating factions,I assassinated all of them and now almost every vassal likes me,some more some less but only 2 of them have negative opinion of me.After that France changed king's and my claim came into play,went to war against France to putt my daughter in law on throne,France was at war with HRE so it was not very hard war,but I still lost some men.Won the war,my daughter in law is Queen of France,my granddaughter will be queen,I'm king of England,I have claims on Scotland and Wales,there is no factions.But as I said I'm new to all of this and any advice is welcome.Btw,I'm only one who nominated my son as next king,that means civil war when my present king dies?