Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt

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Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt, was an Ayyubid ruler best known for peacefully ceding Jerusalem to Frederick II during the Sixth Crusade through diplomatic negotiation rather than warfare.

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Sultan of Egypt 3
Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ayyubid sultan
Muslim ruler
historical figure
birthYear c. 1177
burialPlace Damascus
capitalDuringReign Cairo
cededCity Jerusalem
cededJerusalemBy treaty rather than warfare
century 13th century
conflict Fifth Crusade
deathDate 1238-03-06
deathPlace Damascus
defendedCity Damietta
dynasty Ayyubid dynasty
event Sixth Crusade
father Al-Adil I
fullName Al-Malik al-Kamil Nasir al-Din Muhammad
linked to: Sultan al-Kamil
givenName Muhammad
linked to: Mohammad
house Ayyubid
linked to: Ayyubid dynasty
knownFor pragmatic and conciliatory approach to the Crusades
language Arabic
negotiatedWith Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
notableFor diplomatic settlement of the Sixth Crusade
peaceful cession of Jerusalem to Frederick II
policy use of diplomacy with Crusader states
predecessor Al-Adil I
region Middle East
regnalName Al-Malik al-Kamil
linked to: Shams al-Din
reignEnd 1238
reignStart 1218
religion Islam
ruledTerritory Egypt
parts of Syria
styleOfRule emphasis on negotiation and compromise
successor Al-Adil II
linked to: al-Adil II
title Sultan of Egypt
Sultan of Egypt and Syria
treatyName Treaty of Jaffa (1229)
linked to: Treaty of Jaffa
uncle Saladin

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Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor negotiatedWith Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt
Saladin title Sultan of Egypt
linked to: Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt
Baibars positionHeld Sultan of Egypt
linked to: Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt
al-ʿĀḍid li-Dīn Allāh successorTitle Sultan of Egypt
linked to: Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt