Latin Crusaders

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The Latin Crusaders were Western European Christian warriors who, during the Fourth Crusade, infamously diverted from their mission to the Holy Land and instead captured and looted Constantinople, establishing short-lived Latin states in former Byzantine territories.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Latin Christian Crusaders 2
Latin Crusaders canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Crusader army
Western European Christian warriors
alliedWith Republic of Venice
captured Constantinople
linked to: Istanbul

Zara
composedOf infantry
knights
sergeants
conflictWith Byzantine Empire
Eastern Orthodox Christians
crusadeNumber Fourth Crusade
divertedTo Constantinople
Zara
established Crusader states in Greece
linked to: Crusader states

Latin Empire of Constantinople
linked to: Latin Empire

Latin states in former Byzantine territories
ideology crusading movement
initialObjective attack Muslim-held Egypt
recover Jerusalem
knownFor diversion of crusade from Holy Land
establishing Latin rule over Orthodox populations
plundering of Byzantine churches and relics
language Latin
ledBy Baldwin of Flanders
Boniface of Montferrat
Enrico Dandolo
looted Constantinople
militaryType feudal host
notableEvent Sack of Constantinople
operatedIn Byzantine Empire
Constantinople
Eastern Mediterranean
opposedBy Pope Innocent III
origin Flanders
France
Holy Roman Empire
Italy
Western Europe
participatedIn Fourth Crusade
religion Latin Christianity
Roman Catholicism
resultedIn Latin occupation of Constantinople
creation of successor Byzantine Greek states
fragmentation of Byzantine Empire
long-term Latin–Greek hostility
sanctionedBy Pope Innocent III
timePeriod early 13th century
yearOfSackOfConstantinople 1204

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Siege of Nicaea combatant Latin Christian Crusaders
linked to: Latin Crusaders
cross potent with four crosslets usedBy Latin Christian Crusaders
linked to: Latin Crusaders