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   Sep 6, 2024 · Later in 1271, two Assassins were sent by Bohemond VI of Antioch to murder Baibars. The Isma'ili leaders that ordered the assassination were caught and agreed to surrender their castles and live at Baibars' court. [5] Bohemond did not wish for Tripoli the same fate as Antioch and so he proposed a truce to Baibars. The sultan, sensing a lack of ...

   • Date: 1272-1302
   • Result: Mamluk victory

   • Location: Levant

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   What happened to Bohemond in 1107?

   • In 1107, Bohemond crossed the Adriatic Sea and failed in besieging Dyrrachion in the Balkan Peninsula. The resulting Treaty of Devol forced Bohemond to restore Laodikeia and Cilicia to Alexios, become his vassal and reinstate the Greek patriarch of Antioch. Bohemond never returned.

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   Why did Bohemond return to Italy?

   • Bohemond returned to Italy, taking with him much of Antioch's wealth and manpower. Tancred revitalised the beleaguered principality with victory at the battle of Artah on 20 April 1105 over a larger force, led by the Seljuk Ridwan of Aleppo. He was now able to secure Antioch's borders and push back his Greek and Muslim enemies. [ 51]

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   Why did Baldwin II take Antioch for Bohemond II?

   • After Roger was killed at Ager Sanguinis ('Field of Blood'), Baldwin II assumed the regency of Antioch for the absent Bohemond II. Public opinion attributed a series of disasters affecting the Outremer—defeats by enemy forces and plagues of locusts—as punishments for the Franks' sins.

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   When did the Principality of Antioch fall?

   • [ 43] The fall of the Principality of Antioch began shortly after the end of the first of Louis IX's Crusades when, in 1254, Bohemond VI of Antioch married Sibylla of Armenia. This ended an epic power struggle, with Armenia was the more powerful and Antioch a vassal state.

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   6 days ago · In 1107, Bohemond crossed the Adriatic Sea and failed in besieging Dyrrachion in the Balkan Peninsula. The resulting Treaty of Devol forced Bohemond to restore Laodikeia and Cilicia to Alexios, become his vassal and reinstate the Greek patriarch of Antioch. Bohemond never returned. He died, leaving an underage son Bohemond II. Tancred continued ...

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   3 days ago · Bohemond returned to Italy, taking with him much of Antioch's wealth and manpower. Tancred revitalised the beleaguered principality with victory at the battle of Artah on 20 April 1105 over a larger force, led by the Seljuk Ridwan of Aleppo. He was now able to secure Antioch's borders and push back his Greek and Muslim enemies. [51]

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   Aug 16, 2024 · Description. THE CRUSADERS, Bohemond IV. 1202-1232 AD. AR Denier (1.05 gm; 117 mm). "Coins of the Crusades". Antioch mint. BOAMVИDVS, helmeted head left; crescent to left, star to right / +ANTIOCHIA, cross pattée; crescent in second angle. Metcalf, Crusades 387; CCS 66a. Well struck on a full flan. Choice EF. Lightly toned. Lot Details.

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   Sep 1, 2024 · Bohemond VI of Antioch - Bohemond VI (c. 1237–1275), also known as Bohemond the Fair (French: Bohémond le Beau), was the Prince of Antioch and Count of Tripoli from 1251 until his death.

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