دانلود کتاب Baldwin of Bourcq: Count of Edessa and King of Jerusalem (1100-1131)

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Cover Half Title Series Title Copyright Contents List of figures List of maps Preface List of abbreviations A note on names Introduction Documentary and narrative sources Part I Crusader (1096–1100) 1 Origins and ancestry Who was Baldwin of Bourcq? The counts of Rethel Early life and kinship 2 The First Crusade (1095–1100) Preaching and recruitment (1095–1096) The course of the crusade (1096–1099) Part II Count of Edessa (1100–1118) 3 The Franks on the Euphrates The county of Edessa Franco-Armenian society Allies and enemies Warfare and strategy 4 From expansion to defeat (1100–1108) Armenian marriage: Morfia of Melitene Alliances and kinship: Daibert of Pisa and Joscelin of Courtenay Expansion in Mesopotamia (1103–1104) Captivity and liberation (1104–1108) 5 Recovery and consolidation (1108–1118) The spirit of jihād: the threat from Mosul (1108–1113) New alliances: Roger of Antioch and Waleran of Bira (1113–1117) Consolidation of the county (1114–1118) The succession in Jerusalem (1118) Part III King of Jerusalem (1118–1131) 6 The kingdom of Jerusalem Accession and unction (1118) Palestine and its people Nobility and Church The Muslim powers 7 From accession to coronation (1118–1119) The government of the realm The Terre de Suète (1119–1120) The Field of Blood (1119) The first expedition to Northern Syria (1119) Coronation at Bethlehem (1119) 8 Between Jerusalem and Antioch (1120–1122) The assembly at Nablus (1120) Religious patronage The second expedition to Northern Syria (1120–1121) Tyre and Tripoli (1122) The third expedition to Northern Syria (1122) 9 The years of crisis (1123–1124) Capture and imprisonment (1123) The kingdom under regency The unstable throne (1123–1124) A fleeting freedom (1123) The taking of Tyre (1124) 10 Liberty and restoration (1124–1125) The campaign against Aleppo (1124–1125) The Privilegium Balduini (1125) The fourth expedition to Northern Syria (1125) The king and the nobility 11 New horizons (1125–1129) The war against Damascus (1126) The fifth expedition to Northern Syria (1126) Return to Jerusalem The succession to the kingdom 12 Final conflicts (1129–1131) The patriarchate of Jerusalem The Damascus Crusade (1129) The sixth expedition to Northern Syria (1130–1131) Last illness, death and burial (1131) Conclusions Appendix 1: Genealogical tables Appendix 2: The succession to the kingdom of Jerusalem in the Old French Crusade Cycle Appendix 3: The reign of Baldwin of Bourcq in the Leeds Genealogical History Roll Chronology Bibliography Index