Fifth Crusade (planning phase)

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The Fifth Crusade (planning phase) was the early 13th-century papally organized effort to prepare a major crusading campaign aimed primarily at reclaiming Jerusalem by first attacking Muslim-held Egypt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crusade planning phase
historical event
conflictType religious war planning
follows Fourth Crusade
hasApproximateStartTime c. 1213
hasCause desire to recover the Holy Land
failure of earlier crusades to secure Jerusalem permanently
hasGeopoliticalContext Ayyubid control of Jerusalem
Latin Christian concern over Muslim power in the Eastern Mediterranean
hasKeyFigure Fourth Lateran Council
Pope Honorius III
Pope Innocent III
hasLanguageOfAdministration Latin
hasLocation Italy
Latin West
papal curia
hasMainGoal reconquest of Jerusalem
hasMethod granting of indulgences to participants
papal bulls calling for crusade
hasOpposingForce Ayyubid Sultanate
linked to: Ayyubid dynasty
hasOutcome launch of the Fifth Crusade
hasPrimaryStrategy attack on Muslim-held Egypt first
hasStartTime early 13th century
hasTarget Ayyubid Egypt
linked to: Ayyubid dynasty

Damietta
Jerusalem
hasTheologicalJustification papal crusading ideology
involves crusade preaching
fundraising for crusade
logistical preparations for Mediterranean expedition
negotiations with European rulers
recruitment of crusaders
isMotivatedBy control of key routes to the Holy Land through Egypt
organizedBy Pope Honorius III
Pope Innocent III
papacy
partOf Fifth Crusade
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
timePeriod High Middle Ages

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Pope Innocent III launched Fifth Crusade (planning phase)
Francis of Assisi participatedIn Fifth Crusade (as a peace emissary)
subject linked to: Saint Francis of Assisi
linked to: Fifth Crusade (planning phase)