The first crusaders, 1095-1131

Much has been written about the crusades, but very little about the crusaders. What moved them to go? What preparations did they need to make? How did they react to their experiences? This book comes up with detailed answers to these questions, and offers the first systematic reading of a large cache of contemporary source-material. Clusters of crusaders can be identified in individual family groups, and the collective commitment of these claims manifested itself in support for the new settlements in the east. Indeed, crusading was so dependent upon the support and enthusiasm of family groups that the movement was open to domination by them: the example of the Montlhery clan is cited, who tried to seize control of the crusading movement in the 1120s.

著者

Riley-Smith, Jonathan Simon Christopher、Riley-Smith Jonathan

出版社

Cambridge University Press

発売日

1997年1月発売

価格

価格未定（税込・書誌情報提供：openBD）

ISBN

9780521590051

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