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Siege of Beirut (1110)

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in the neighborhood. The defenders had to defend the walls with no rest by day and by night for two months, until some crusaders managed to leap over the walls to open the gates for the attackers. With the gates being open, the inhabitants escaped to the port, yet the blockade forced them to retreat,
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Our people lay siege to Beyrout both by sea and land, and being joined by Bertram, the noble count of Tripoli, after a two months' siege, having brought wooden towers up to the walls and joined them to the walls by ladders, forced their way into the city, and slew many of the citizens, cast the rest
1092:. On 13 May 1110, Baldwin captured the city by assault after a seventy-five-day siege. The Italians conducted a massacre among the inhabitants, in which 20,000 Arabs might have been possibly killed by the attackers in Beirut. 1025:. The pilgrims were either slain or taken as slaves to Egypt. Hence, controlling the ports became urgent for the safety of pilgrims, in addition to the arrival of men and supply from Europe. 293: 221: 1080:
wrote that Baldwin and Bertrand ordered galleys from the nearby controlled ports to blockade Beirut, while constructing all siege towers, ladders, bridges and catapults from the
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in the country of Phoenicia ... it is fertile and fair, with fruit trees, woods and vineyards.
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into chains and held them captive . . . Beyrout is a city on the seashore between Sidon and
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tried in vain to break the blockade. In the meantime, the Beirut's defenders destroyed one
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However, the Fatimid governor fled by night through the Italian fleet to
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By 1101, the Crusaders had controlled the southern ports including
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In late autumn 1102, ships carrying Christian pilgrims to the
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Index

Crusades
Beirut
Levant
Lordship of Beirut

Kingdom of Jerusalem

County of Toulouse

Republic of Genoa

Republic of Pisa

Fatimid Caliphate

Baldwin I of Jerusalem

Bertrand of Toulouse
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Crusades
Levant
First Crusade
Xerigordos
Civetot
Nicaea
1st Dorylaeum
1st Antioch
Samosata

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