Difference between revisions of "Peasant's Crusade"

From Conservapedia
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 1: Line 1:
−
The real first crusade which consisted mainly of common people.  1096 AD. It was called for by [[Pope Urban II]], at the behest of the [[Byzantine]] Emperor whose lands were being threatened by [[Muslims]]. It is contrasted by the [[Third Crusade]], also called the "King's Crusade."
+
'''The Peasant's Crusade''' was the first crusade which consisted mainly of common people.  It took place in 1096 AD. It was called for by [[Pope Urban II]], at the behest of the [[Byzantine]] Emperor whose lands were being threatened by [[Muslims]]. It is contrasted by the [[Third Crusade]], also called the "King's Crusade."
  
 
{{stub}}
 
{{stub}}

Revision as of 01:02, September 4, 2008

The Peasant's Crusade was the first crusade which consisted mainly of common people. It took place in 1096 AD. It was called for by Pope Urban II, at the behest of the Byzantine Emperor whose lands were being threatened by Muslims. It is contrasted by the Third Crusade, also called the "King's Crusade."

Template:Stub