History of the Crusades

Crusades, Christians' "Holy Lands" and Hz. It is a term that describes a series of battles carried out by people wearing the sign of the cross on their clothes, representing the oath they took to save the tomb of Jesus from the hands of the "infidels/Muslims".

We can say that these wars, which were started by taking an oath, had a different character from all other wars that took place within the Christian world or that Christians organized against their cross-border enemies.

In Europe, the popes, who wanted to dominate the states, have the power to manage their kings, weapons and wealth, and bring the civil administration under the domination of the clergy aristocracy, were directing people to save holy places by methods such as blessing, excommunicating and forgiving sins.

Acting with many different motives, Christians set out to capture the Middle East, Palestine and Jerusalem via Anatolia, targeting Islam and Muslims; They killed many people, plundered goods, destroyed animals, destroyed cities, and returned to their country with great fame and triumph, taking with them some of the riches in the region and some items considered sacred.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

First Printing Year: 2018

Number of Pages: 288

Size: 13.5 x 21

Language: Turkish