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Routledge Crusader States and Neighbours 1098-1291 - Medieval History

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Explore the Crusader States through a distinctive lens with this Routledge history examining relations between Crusaders and their neighbours from 1098 to 1291. Rather than focusing solely on religious ideology, this book investigates the social, political and ethnic impact of the Crusades on the medieval region. Drawing on original Arabic sources, it presents perspectives from Islamic rulers in Damascus, Aleppo, Baghdad and Cairo alongside Byzantine Christian interactions. This approach positions the Crusades as a significant example of early European colonialism, offering scholars and history enthusiasts fresh insights into one of history's most complex periods. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand medieval cross-cultural relations and the lasting consequences of crusading expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean and Near East.

Key Features

Routledge publication offering original Arabic source material rarely accessible in traditional Crusades scholarship.

Covers the full span of the Crusader States from 1098 to 1291 with comprehensive analysis of neighbouring relations.

Examines interactions between Christian Crusaders, Byzantine Christians and Islamic rulers across Damascus, Aleppo, Baghdad and Cairo.

Investigates social, political and ethnic impacts alongside religious and ideological dimensions of crusading.

Positions the Crusades within the broader context of early European colonial expansion and territorial conquest.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 February 2016
Listed Since
23 January 2016

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