In this video, we discuss the climactic event of the Third Crusade: the Battle of Jaffa of 1192, in which Richard the Lionheart thwarted Saladin's attempt to capture Jaffa from the Crusaders. This battle is a pivotal moment in the course of the Third Crusade, and ultimately meant that Richard's would be the victorious in the long-term. Featuring primary source quotes from Baha ad-Din and Ernoul, as well as closing thoughts from historian Andrew Ehrenkreutz.
17 January 2020
Battle of Jaffa, 1192: Richard and Saladin's Final Battle
Real Crusades History #60. And don't forget the Real Crusades History website!
In this video, we discuss the climactic event of the Third Crusade: the Battle of Jaffa of 1192, in which Richard the Lionheart thwarted Saladin's attempt to capture Jaffa from the Crusaders. This battle is a pivotal moment in the course of the Third Crusade, and ultimately meant that Richard's would be the victorious in the long-term. Featuring primary source quotes from Baha ad-Din and Ernoul, as well as closing thoughts from historian Andrew Ehrenkreutz.
In this video, we discuss the climactic event of the Third Crusade: the Battle of Jaffa of 1192, in which Richard the Lionheart thwarted Saladin's attempt to capture Jaffa from the Crusaders. This battle is a pivotal moment in the course of the Third Crusade, and ultimately meant that Richard's would be the victorious in the long-term. Featuring primary source quotes from Baha ad-Din and Ernoul, as well as closing thoughts from historian Andrew Ehrenkreutz.
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