Saladin Saladin erobert Jerusalem
Saladin war ab der erste Sultan von Ägypten und ab Sultan von Syrien. Als kurdischstämmiger Führer gründete er die Dynastie der Ayyubiden. Unter dem Namen „Sultan Saladin“ wurde er zu einem Mythos der muslimischen Welt und vorbildhaften. Saladin (arabisch صلاح الدين يوسف بن أيّوب الدوينيّ Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub ad-Dawīnī, DMG Ṣalāḥ ad-Dīn Yūsuf b. Aiyūb ad-Dawīnī ‚Heil der Religion. Die Belagerung der Stadt Jerusalem durch Saladin fand vom September bis zum 2. Oktober statt und endete mit der friedlichen Übergabe der Stadt. Gegen Saladin setzten die Kreuzzugs-Christen auf eine neue Strategie. Statt sich in Burgen zurückzuziehen, suchten sie auf offenem. Um Jerusalem zu erobern, zog der englische König Richard Löwenherz mit seinem Heer bis vor Jaffa. Um Saladins Angriffe abzuwehren. Sultan Saladin. Aussprache: salah-ud-diin yuusuf ibn ayyubi arabisch: صلاح الدين يوسف بن أيّوب persisch: صلاحالدین ایوبي englisch: Saladin. oder Sultan Saladin ist einer der berühmtesten Feldherrn und Herrscher der arabisch-islamischen Geschichte. Als "Urbild des edlen Heiden".
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Yes No Report this. Saladin remained in Cairo supervising its improvements, building colleges such as the Madrasa of the Sword Makers and ordering the internal administration of the country.
In November , he set out upon a raid into Palestine; the Crusaders had recently forayed into the territory of Damascus, so Saladin saw the truce as no longer worth preserving.
The Christians sent a large portion of their army to besiege the fortress of Harim north of Aleppo, so southern Palestine bore few defenders.
William of Tyre recorded that the Ayyubid army consisted of 26, soldiers, of which 8, were elite forces and 18, were black soldiers from Sudan.
This army proceeded to raid the countryside, sack Ramla and Lod , and dispersed themselves as far as the Gates of Jerusalem. Although the Crusader force consisted of only knights, Saladin hesitated to ambush them because of the presence of highly skilled generals.
On 25 November, while the greater part of the Ayyubid army was absent, Saladin and his men were surprised near Ramla in the battle of Montgisard.
Before they could form up, the Templar force hacked the Ayyubid army down. Initially, Saladin attempted to organize his men into battle order, but as his bodyguards were being killed, he saw that defeat was inevitable and so with a small remnant of his troops mounted a swift camel, riding all the way to the territories of Egypt.
Not discouraged by his defeat at Tell Jezer, Saladin was prepared to fight the Crusaders once again. In the spring of , he was encamped under the walls of Homs, and a few skirmishes occurred between his generals and the Crusader army.
His forces in Hama won a victory over their enemy and brought the spoils, together with many prisoners of war, to Saladin who ordered the captives to be beheaded for "plundering and laying waste the lands of the Faithful".
He spent the rest of the year in Syria without a confrontation with his enemies. Saladin's intelligence services reported to him that the Crusaders were planning a raid into Syria.
He ordered one of his generals, Farrukh-Shah, to guard the Damascus frontier with a thousand of his men to watch for an attack, then to retire, avoiding battle, and to light warning beacons on the hills, after which Saladin would march out.
In April , the Crusaders led by King Baldwin expected no resistance and waited to launch a surprise attack on Muslim herders grazing their herds and flocks east of the Golan Heights.
Baldwin advanced too rashly in pursuit of Farrukh-Shah's force, which was concentrated southeast of Quneitra and was subsequently defeated by the Ayyubids.
With this victory, Saladin decided to call in more troops from Egypt; he requested al-Adil to dispatch 1, horsemen.
In the summer of , King Baldwin had set up an outpost on the road to Damascus and aimed to fortify a passage over the Jordan River , known as Jacob's Ford , that commanded the approach to the Banias plain the plain was divided by the Muslims and the Christians.
Saladin had offered , gold pieces to Baldwin to abandon the project, which was particularly offensive to the Muslims, but to no avail.
He then resolved to destroy the fortress, called Chastellet and manned by the Templars, moving his headquarters to Banias.
As the Crusaders hurried down to attack the Muslim forces, they fell into disorder, with the infantry falling behind.
Despite early success, they pursued the Muslims far enough to become scattered, and Saladin took advantage by rallying his troops and charged at the Crusaders.
The engagement ended in a decisive Ayyubid victory, and many high-ranking knights were captured. Saladin then moved to besiege the fortress , which fell on 30 August In the spring of , while Saladin was in the area of Safad , anxious to commence a vigorous campaign against the Kingdom of Jerusalem, King Baldwin sent messengers to him with proposals of peace.
Because droughts and bad harvests hampered his commissariat , Saladin agreed to a truce. Raymond of Tripoli denounced the truce but was compelled to accept after an Ayyubid raid on his territory in May and upon the appearance of Saladin's naval fleet off the port of Tartus.
This was intended to cement an alliance with the Artuqids and to impress other emirs in Mesopotamia and Anatolia.
The latter demanded that Nur al-Din return the lands given to him as a dowry for marrying his daughter when he received reports that she was being abused and used to gain Seljuk territory.
Nur al-Din asked Saladin to mediate the issue, but Arslan refused. Saladin was later enraged when he received a message from Arslan accusing Nur al-Din of more abuses against his daughter.
He threatened to attack the city of Malatya , saying, "it is two days march for me and I shall not dismount [my horse] until I am in the city.
Saladin felt that Arslan was correct to care for his daughter, but Nur al-Din had taken refuge with him, and therefore he could not betray his trust.
It was finally agreed that Arslan's daughter would be sent away for a year and if Nur al-Din failed to comply, Saladin would move to abandon his support for him.
According to Abu Shama , he intended to spend the fast of Ramadan in Egypt and then make the hajj pilgrimage to Mecca in the summer.
For an unknown reason he apparently changed his plans regarding the pilgrimage and was seen inspecting the Nile River banks in June.
He was again embroiled with the Bedouin; he removed two-thirds of their fiefs to use as compensation for the fief-holders at Fayyum.
The Bedouin were also accused of trading with the Crusaders and, consequently, their grain was confiscated and they were forced to migrate westward.
Later, Ayyubid warships were waged against Bedouin river pirates, who were plundering the shores of Lake Tanis. In the summer of , Saladin's former palace administrator Qara-Qush led a force to arrest Majd al-Din—a former deputy of Turan-Shah in the Yemeni town of Zabid —while he was entertaining Imad ad-Din at his estate in Cairo.
Saladin's intimates accused Majd al-Din of misappropriating the revenues of Zabid, but Saladin himself believed there was no evidence to back the allegations.
He had Majd al-Din released in return for a payment of 80, dinars. The controversial detainment of Majd al-Din was a part of the larger discontent associated with the aftermath of Turan-Shah's departure from Yemen.
Although his deputies continued to send him revenues from the province, centralized authority was lacking and internal quarrel arose between Izz al-Din Uthman of Aden and Hittan of Zabid.
Saladin wrote in a letter to al-Adil: "this Yemen is a treasure house We conquered it, but up to this day we have had no return and no advantage from it.
There have been only innumerable expenses, the sending out of troops Prior to his death, he had his chief officers swear an oath of loyalty to Izz al-Din, as he was the only Zengid ruler strong enough to oppose Saladin.
Izz al-Din was welcomed in Aleppo, but possessing it and Mosul put too great of a strain on his abilities. Saladin offered no opposition to these transactions in order to respect the treaty he previously made with the Zengids.
On 11 May , Saladin, along with half of the Egyptian Ayyubid army and numerous non-combatants, left Cairo for Syria. On the evening before he departed, he sat with his companions and the tutor of one of his sons quoted a line of poetry: "enjoy the scent of the ox-eye plant of Najd , for after this evening it will come no more".
Saladin took this as an evil omen and he never saw Egypt again. Meeting no opposition, Saladin ravaged the countryside of Montreal , whilst Baldwin's forces watched on, refusing to intervene.
Later, in August, the Ayyubids launched a naval and ground assault to capture Beirut ; Saladin led his army in the Bekaa Valley.
The assault was leaning towards failure and Saladin abandoned the operation to focus on issues in Mesopotamia. He complied and the truce between him and the Zengids officially ended in September Once he reached Bira, near the river, he was joined by Kukbary and Nur al-Din of Hisn Kayfa and the combined forces captured the cities of Jazira, one after the other.
Upon seeing the large size of Saladin's army, he made little effort to resist and surrendered on the condition that he would retain his property.
Saladin promptly impressed the inhabitants of the town by publishing a decree that ordered a number of taxes to be canceled and erased all mention of them from treasury records, stating "the most miserable rulers are those whose purses are fat and their people thin".
Saladin proceeded to take Nusaybin which offered no resistance. A medium-sized town, Nusaybin was not of great importance, but it was located in a strategic position between Mardin and Mosul and within easy reach of Diyarbakir.
He replied "Let them He also destroyed his own citadel at A'zaz to prevent it from being used by the Ayyubids if they were to conquer it.
A siege was set, but the governor of Tell Khalid surrendered upon the arrival of Saladin himself on 17 May before a siege could take place.
According to Imad ad-Din, after Tell Khalid, Saladin took a detour northwards to Aintab , but he gained possession of it when his army turned towards it, allowing to quickly move backward another c.
On 21 May, he camped outside the city, positioning himself east of the Citadel of Aleppo , while his forces encircles the suburb of Banaqusa to the northeast and Bab Janan to the west.
He stationed his men dangerously close to the city, hoping for an early success. Zangi did not offer long resistance. He was unpopular with his subjects and wished to return to his Sinjar, the city he governed previously.
An exchange was negotiated where Zangi would hand over Aleppo to Saladin in return for the restoration of his control of Sinjar, Nusaybin, and Raqqa.
Zangi would hold these territories as Saladin's vassals on terms of military service. On 12 June, Aleppo was formally placed in Ayyubid hands.
Two emir s, including an old friend of Saladin, Izz al-Din Jurduk, welcomed and pledged their service to him. Saladin replaced the Hanafi courts with Shafi'i administration, despite a promise he would not interfere in the religious leadership of the city.
Although he was short of money, Saladin also allowed the departing Zangi to take all the stores of the citadel that he could travel with and to sell the remainder—which Saladin purchased himself.
In spite of his earlier hesitation to go through with the exchange, he had no doubts about his success, stating that Aleppo was "the key to the lands" and "this city is the eye of Syria and the citadel is its pupil".
After spending one night in Aleppo's citadel, Saladin marched to Harim, near the Crusader-held Antioch.
The city was held by Surhak, a "minor mamluk ". Saladin offered him the city of Busra and property in Damascus in exchange for Harim , but when Surhak asked for more, his own garrison in Harim forced him out.
When Saladin received its surrender, he proceeded to arrange the defense of Harim from the Crusaders. He reported to the caliph and his own subordinates in Yemen and Baalbek that was going to attack the Armenians.
Before he could move, however, there were a number of administrative details to be settled. Saladin agreed to a truce with Bohemond in return for Muslim prisoners being held by him and then he gave A'zaz to Alam ad-Din Suleiman and Aleppo to Saif al-Din al-Yazkuj—the former was an emir of Aleppo who joined Saladin and the latter was a former mamluk of Shirkuh who helped rescue him from the assassination attempt at A'zaz.
As Saladin approached Mosul, he faced the issue of taking over a large city and justifying the action.
An-Nasir sent Badr al-Badr a high-ranking religious figure to mediate between the two sides. Saladin arrived at the city on 10 November Izz al-Din would not accept his terms because he considered them disingenuous and extensive, and Saladin immediately laid siege to the heavily fortified city.
After several minor skirmishes and a stalemate in the siege that was initiated by the caliph, Saladin intended to find a way to withdraw without damage to his reputation while still keeping up some military pressure.
It fell after a day siege on 30 December. After establishing a garrison at Sinjar, he awaited a coalition assembled by Izz al-Din consisting of his forces, those from Aleppo, Mardin, and Armenia.
Each force returned to their cities and al-Fadil wrote: "They [Izz al-Din's coalition] advanced like men, like women they vanished. It was not an attempt to extend the Crusader influence into that sea or to capture its trade routes, but merely a piratical move.
Ibn Jubair was told that sixteen Muslim ships were burnt by the Crusaders, who then captured a pilgrim ship and caravan at Aidab.
He also reported that they intended to attack Medina and remove Muhammad 's body. Al-Maqrizi added to the rumor by claiming Muhammad's tomb was going to be relocated to Crusader territory so Muslims would make pilgrimages there.
They broke the Crusader blockade, destroyed most of their ships, and pursued and captured those who anchored and fled into the desert.
From the point of view of Saladin, in terms of territory, the war against Mosul was going well, but he still failed to achieve his objectives and his army was shrinking; Taqi al-Din took his men back to Hama, while Nasir al-Din Muhammad and his forces had left.
This encouraged Izz al-Din and his allies to take the offensive. In early April, without waiting for Nasir al-Din, Saladin and Taqi al-Din commenced their advance against the coalition, marching eastward to Ras al-Ein unhindered.
He handed the city to Nur al-Din Muhammad together with its stores, which consisted of 80, candles, a tower full of arrowheads, and 1,, books.
In return for a diploma granting him the city, Nur al-Din swore allegiance to Saladin, promising to follow him in every expedition in the war against the Crusaders, and repairing damage done to the city.
The fall of Amid, in addition to territory, convinced Il-Ghazi of Mardin to enter the service of Saladin, weakening Izz al-Din's coalition.
Saladin attempted to gain the Caliph an-Nasir's support against Izz al-Din by sending him a letter requesting a document that would give him legal justification for taking over Mosul and its territories.
Saladin aimed to persuade the caliph claiming that while he conquered Egypt and Yemen under the flag of the Abbasids, the Zengids of Mosul openly supported the Seljuks rivals of the caliphate and only came to the caliph when in need.
He also accused Izz al-Din's forces of disrupting the Muslim "Holy War" against the Crusaders, stating "they are not content not to fight, but they prevent those who can".
Saladin defended his own conduct claiming that he had come to Syria to fight the Crusaders, end the heresy of the Assassins, and stop the wrong-doing of the Muslims.
He also promised that if Mosul was given to him, it would lead to the capture of Jerusalem, Constantinople , Georgia , and the lands of the Almohads in the Maghreb , "until the word of God is supreme and the Abbasid caliphate has wiped the world clean, turning the churches into mosques".
Saladin stressed that all this would happen by the will of God, and instead of asking for financial or military support from the caliph, he would capture and give the caliph the territories of Tikrit , Daquq , Khuzestan , Kish Island , and Oman.
On 29 September , Saladin crossed the Jordan River to attack Beisan , which was found to be empty. The next day his forces sacked and burned the town and moved westwards.
They intercepted Crusader reinforcements from Karak and Shaubak along the Nablus road and took a number of prisoners. Saladin sent out skirmishers to harass their forces, and he himself marched to Ain Jalut.
When the Crusader force—reckoned to be the largest the kingdom ever produced from its own resources, but still outmatched by the Muslims—advanced, the Ayyubids unexpectedly moved down the stream of Ain Jalut.
After a few Ayyubid raids—including attacks on Zir'in , Forbelet , and Mount Tabor —the Crusaders still were not tempted to attack their main force , and Saladin led his men back across the river once provisions and supplies ran low.
Crusader attacks provoked further responses by Saladin. In response, Saladin built a fleet of 30 galleys to attack Beirut in Raynald threatened to attack the holy cities of Mecca and Medina.
In retaliation, Saladin twice besieged Kerak , Raynald's fortress in Oultrejordain , in and Raynald responded by looting a caravan of pilgrims on the Hajj in According to the later 13th-century Old French Continuation of William of Tyre , Raynald captured Saladin's sister in a raid on a caravan; this claim is not attested in contemporary sources, Muslim or Frankish, however, instead stating that Raynald had attacked a preceding caravan, and Saladin set guards to ensure the safety of his sister and her son, who came to no harm.
The defenders of Mosul, when they became aware that help was on the way, increased their efforts, and Saladin subsequently fell ill, so in March a peace treaty was signed.
In July , Saladin captured most of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. In this battle alone the Crusader force was largely annihilated by Saladin's determined army.
It was a major disaster for the Crusaders and a turning point in the history of the Crusades. Saladin captured Raynald and was personally responsible for his execution in retaliation for his attacks against Muslim caravans.
The members of these caravans had, in vain, besought his mercy by reciting the truce between the Muslims and the Crusaders, but Raynald ignored this and insulted the Islamic prophet, Muhammad , before murdering and torturing a number of them.
Upon hearing this, Saladin swore an oath to personally execute Raynald. Seeing the execution of Raynald, he feared he would be next.
However, his life was spared by Saladin, who said of Raynald, "[i]t is not the wont of kings, to kill kings; but that man had transgressed all bounds, and therefore did I treat him thus.
Saladin had captured almost every Crusader city. Saladin preferred to take Jerusalem without bloodshed and offered generous terms, but those inside refused to leave their holy city, vowing to destroy it in a fight to the death rather than see it handed over peacefully.
Jerusalem capitulated to his forces on Friday, 2 October , after a siege. When the siege had started, Saladin was unwilling [] to promise terms of quarter to the Frankish inhabitants of Jerusalem.
Balian of Ibelin threatened to kill every Muslim hostage, estimated at 5,, and to destroy Islam's holy shrines of the Dome of the Rock and the al-Aqsa Mosque if such quarter were not provided.
Saladin consulted his council and the terms were accepted. The agreement was read out through the streets of Jerusalem so that everyone might within forty days provide for himself and pay to Saladin the agreed tribute for his freedom.
Saladin's brother al-Adil "asked Saladin for a thousand of them for his own use and then released them on the spot. The subject ordered the churches repurposed as horse stables and the church towers destroyed.
Tyre , on the coast of modern-day Lebanon , was the last major Crusader city that was not captured by Muslim forces. Strategically, it would have made more sense for Saladin to capture Tyre before Jerusalem; Saladin, however, chose to pursue Jerusalem first because of the importance of the city to Islam.
Tyre was commanded by Conrad of Montferrat , who strengthened its defences and withstood two sieges by Saladin. They went first to Tripoli, then to Antioch.
In , they sought to reclaim Tyre for their kingdom but were refused admission by Conrad, who did not recognize Guy as king. Guy then set about besieging Acre.
Saladin was on friendly terms with Queen Tamar of Georgia. Saladin's response is not recorded, but the queen's efforts seem to have been successful as Jacques de Vitry , the Bishop of Acre , reports the Georgians were, in contrast to the other Christian pilgrims, allowed a free passage into the city with their banners unfurled.
Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem prompted the Third Crusade — , financed in England by a special " Saladin tithe ".
Richard the Lionheart, King of England led Guy's siege of Acre , conquered the city and executed 3, Muslim prisoners, including women and children.
The motives of this massacre are differently told; according to some, the captives were slain by way of reprisal for the death of those Christians whom the Musulmans had slain.
Others again say that the king of England, on deciding to attempt the conquest of Ascalon, thought it unwise to leave so many prisoners in the town after his departure.
God alone knows what the real reason was. The armies of Saladin engaged in combat with the army of King Richard at the Battle of Arsuf on 7 September , at which Saladin's forces suffered heavy losses and were forced to withdraw.
After the battle of Arsuf, Richard occupied Jaffa, restoring the city's fortifications. Meanwhile, Saladin moved south, where he dismantled the fortifications of Ascalon to prevent this strategically important city, which lay at the junction between Egypt and Palestine, from falling into Crusader hands.
In October , Richard began restoring the inland castles on the coastal plain beyond Jaffa in preparation for an advance on Jerusalem.
During this period, Richard and Saladin passed envoys back and forth, negotiating the possibility of a truce. Richard suggested that his niece Eleanor, Fair Maid of Brittany be the bride instead, an idea that Saladin also rejected.
Instead, Richard advanced south on Ascalon, where he restored the fortifications. In July , Saladin tried to threaten Richard's command of the coast by attacking Jaffa.
The city was besieged, and Saladin very nearly captured it; however, Richard arrived a few days later and defeated Saladin's army in a battle outside the city.
The Battle of Jaffa proved to be the last military engagement of the Third Crusade. After Richard reoccupied Jaffa and restored its fortifications, he and Saladin again discussed terms.
At last Richard agreed to demolish the fortifications of Ascalon, while Saladin agreed to recognize Crusader control of the Palestinian coast from Tyre to Jaffa.
The Christians would be allowed to travel as unarmed pilgrims to Jerusalem, and Saladin's kingdom would be at peace with the Crusader states for the following three years.
Saladin died of a fever on 4 March , at Damascus , not long after King Richard's departure. Originally the tomb was part of a complex which also included a school, Madrassah al-Aziziah, of which little remains except a few columns and an internal arch.
However, the original sarcophagus was not replaced; instead, the mausoleum , which is open to visitors, now has two sarcophagi: the marble one placed on the side and the original wooden one, which covers Saladin's tomb.
Muslims are buried in a simple shroud, so if there are any sarcophagi present, they are usually used for covering the top of the Islamic burials.
Imad ad-Din al-Isfahani compiled a list of Saladin's sons along with their dates of birth, according to information provided by Saladin late in his reign.
The sons listed by Imad number fifteen, but elsewhere he writes that Saladin was survived by seventeen sons and one daughter. Saladin also had other children who died before him, such as al-Mansur Hasan and Ahmad.
Al-Zahir Dawud, whom Imad listed eighth, is recorded as being his twelfth son in a letter written by Saladin's minister. Not much is known of Saladin's wives or slave-women.
She did not have children. One of his wives, Shamsah, is buried with her son al-Aziz in the tomb of al-Shafi'i. Saladin eventually achieved a great reputation in Europe as a chivalrous knight , due to his fierce struggle against the crusaders and his generosity.
In The Divine Comedy he is mentioned as one of the virtuous non-Christians in limbo , [] and he is also depicted favorably in Boccaccio's The Decameron.
The modern view of Saladin originates mainly from these texts. According to Jonathan Riley-Smith , Scott's portrayal of Saladin was that of a "modern [19th-century] liberal European gentlemen, beside whom medieval Westerners would always have made a poor showing".
Notwithstanding the differences in beliefs, the Muslim Saladin was respected by Christian lords, Richard especially. Richard once praised Saladin as a great prince, saying that he was without doubt the greatest and most powerful leader in the Islamic world.
After the treaty, Saladin and Richard sent each other many gifts as tokens of respect but never met face to face. In April , a Frankish woman's three-month-old baby had been stolen from her camp and sold on the market.
The Franks urged her to approach Saladin herself with her grievance. He gave it to the mother and she took it; with tears streaming down her face, and hugged the baby to her chest.
The people were watching her and weeping and I Ibn Shaddad was standing amongst them. She suckled it for some time and then Saladin ordered a horse to be fetched for her and she went back to camp.
The image of Saladin they used was the romantic one created by Walter Scott and other Europeans in the West at the time.
It replaced Saladin's reputation as a figure who had been largely forgotten in the Muslim world, eclipsed by more successful figures, such as Baybars of Egypt.
Modern Arab states have sought to commemorate Saladin through various measures, often based on the image created of him in the 19th-century west.
A suburban community of Erbil , Masif Salahaddin, is also named after him. Few structures associated with Saladin survive within modern cities.
Saladin first fortified the Citadel of Cairo — , which had been a domed pleasure pavilion with a fine view in more peaceful times. In Syria, even the smallest city is centred on a defensible citadel , and Saladin introduced this essential feature to Egypt.
Although the Ayyubid dynasty that he founded would only outlive him by 57 years, the legacy of Saladin within the Arab World continues to this day.
With the rise of Arab nationalism in the 20th Century, particularly with regard to the Arab—Israeli conflict , Saladin's heroism and leadership gained a new significance.
Saladin's recapture of Palestine from the European Crusaders is considered an inspiration for modern-day Arabs' opposition to Zionism.
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Color: Color. Edit page. The Best "Bob's Burgers" Parodies. Clear your history. Saladin as Ahmed Mazhar. Soon, however, he abandoned this claim, and from until he zealously pursued a goal of uniting, under his own standard, all the Muslim territories of Syria, northern Mesopotamia , Palestine, and Egypt.
This he accomplished by skillful diplomacy backed when necessary by the swift and resolute use of military force. Gradually his reputation grew as a generous and virtuous but firm ruler, devoid of pretense, licentiousness, and cruelty.
It was an essential part of his policy to encourage the growth and spread of Muslim religious institutions. He courted their scholars and preachers, founded colleges and mosques for their use, and commissioned them to write edifying works, especially on the jihad itself.
Through moral regeneration, which was a genuine part of his own way of life, he tried to re-create in his own realm some of the same zeal and enthusiasm that had proved so valuable to the first generations of Muslims when, five centuries before, they had conquered half the known world.
Saladin also succeeded in turning the military balance of power in his favour—more by uniting and disciplining a great number of unruly forces than by employing new or improved military techniques.
When at last, in , he was able to throw his full strength into the struggle with the Latin Crusader kingdoms, his armies were their equals.
So great were the losses in the ranks of the Crusaders in this one battle that the Muslims were quickly able to overrun nearly the entire kingdom of Jerusalem.
Saladin planned to avenge the slaughter of Muslims in Jerusalem in by killing all Christians in the city, but he agreed to let them purchase their freedom provided that the Christian defenders left the Muslim inhabitants unmolested.
His sudden success, which in saw the Crusaders reduced to the occupation of only three cities, was, however, marred by his failure to capture Tyre , an almost impregnable coastal fortress to which the scattered Christian survivors of the recent battles flocked.
It was to be the rallying point of the Latin counterattack. Most probably, Saladin did not anticipate the European reaction to his capture of Jerusalem, an event that deeply shocked the West and to which it responded with a new call for a Crusade.
In addition to many great nobles and famous knights, this Crusade, the third, brought the kings of three countries into the struggle.
The magnitude of the Christian effort and the lasting impression it made on contemporaries gave the name of Saladin, as their gallant and chivalrous enemy, an added lustre that his military victories alone could never confer on him.
The Crusade itself was long and exhausting, despite the obvious, though at times impulsive, military genius of Richard I the Lion-Heart. Therein lies the greatest—but often unrecognized—achievement of Saladin.
With tired and unwilling feudal levies, committed to fight only a limited season each year, his indomitable will enabled him to fight the greatest champions of Christendom to a draw.
The Crusaders retained little more than a precarious foothold on the Levantine coast, and when King Richard left the Middle East , in October , the battle was over.
Saladin withdrew to his capital at Damascus. Soon the long campaigning seasons and the endless hours in the saddle caught up with him, and he died.
While his relatives were already scrambling for pieces of the empire, his friends found that the most powerful and most generous ruler in the Muslim world had not left enough money to pay for his grave.
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