William of Tyre, A History of Deeds Done Beyond the Sea: a Chronicle / record source. Covers AD 637 – 1184, with 229 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Chronicle / record |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 637 – 1184 |
| Events | 229 events, 205 placed on the map |
| Author | Willelmus Tyrensis |
| Original title | Historia rerum in partibus transmarinis gestarum |
Regions: West Asia 211 · Egypt & North Africa 13 · Southern Europe 3 · Western Europe 1
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 637 – 638 | Ierusalem | In the reign of Heraclius, Omar (the third successor of Muhammad) conquers all of Syria: the starting point of the account of the conquest of Jerusalem | Lib. 1 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 4207) |
| AD 1081 | Helikore | Because of sin, the Persians (Turks) occupy all of Asia Minor up to the Hellespont; the area around Nicaea falls into Turkish hands | Lib. 1 cap. IX1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 5346) |
| AD 1093 – 1094 | Ierusalem | The hermit Peter comes to Jerusalem and speaks with the patriarch Simeon: the origin of the appeal for the crusade | Lib. 1 cap. XV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 5662) |
| AD 1093 – 1094 | Ierusalem | Peter receives a revelation in the Church of the Resurrection Fiction | Lib. 1 cap. XII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 5793) |
| AD 1095 | Clermont-Ferrand | Pope Urban II goes beyond the Alps and opens the Council of Clermont | Lib. 1 cap. XIV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 6050) |
| AD 1096 | Hungaria | The hermit Peter, passing through Hungary, suffers the treachery of the Hungarians | Lib. 1 cap. XIX1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 6798) |
| AD 1096 | Constantinopolis | Peter gathers the remnants of the scattered army and arrives at Constantinople | Lib. 1 cap. XXII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 7162) |
| AD 1096 | Civitot | Suleiman plunders and destroys the crusader camp and besieges Civitot, but withdraws on news of the emperor's envoy | Lib. 1 cap. XXVI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 7524) |
| AD 1096 | Lotharingia | Duke Godfrey sets out on the pilgrimage, followed by his nobles | Lib. 2 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 8075) |
| AD 1096 | Hungaria | Godfrey meets the king of Hungary; Baldwin goes as hostage and the duke passes through Hungary | Lib. 2 cap. III (RHC 판 1-1 줄 8335) |
| AD 1096 – 1097 | Constantinopolis | Godfrey sends envoys to the emperor to have the detained Hugh freed, and arrives at Constantinople | Lib. 2 cap. V (RHC 판 1-1 줄 8593) |
| AD 1097 | Constantinopolis | A great battle before the walls of Constantinople; the Greek army suffers heavy losses | Lib. 2 cap. VIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 8902) |
| AD 1097 | Chalcedon | The duke receives gifts, crosses the Bosporus and camps at the village of Chalcedon | Lib. 2 cap. XII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 9165) |
| AD 1097 | Durrës | Count Raymond of Toulouse and Bishop Adhemar of Le Puy hurry on through Dalmatia | Lib. 2 cap. XVII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 9650) |
| AD 1097 | Durrës | At Dyrrachium the emperor's envoy meets the count; Bishop Adhemar, captured by the Bulgarians, is freed | Lib. 2 cap. XVIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 9791) |
| AD 1097 | Constantinopolis | Duke Robert of Normandy and Eustace receive great gifts and a welcome from the emperor at Constantinople | Lib. 2 cap. XXII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 10261) |
| AD 1097 | Helikore | The princes are assigned districts and attack and besiege Nicaea from all sides | Lib. 3 cap. V1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 10996) |
| AD 1097 | Helikore | A craftsman builds a machine and digs underneath the tower | Lib. 3 cap. X1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 11429) |
| AD 1097 | Dorylaion | The siege is lifted and the army begins its march; the princes separate, and Suleiman attacks with innumerable soldiers | Lib. 3 cap. XIII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 11742) |
| AD 1097 | Dorylaion | Battle of Dorylaeum: Tancred's brother William falls, and Bohemond's camp is pressed into a narrow space | Lib. 3 cap. XIV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 11861) |
| AD 1097 | Dorylaion | The rest of the princes arrive, Suleiman is routed, and the crusaders gain huge booty | Lib. 3 cap. XV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 11939) |
| AD 1097 | Kahramanmaraş | Count Raymond of Toulouse is gravely ill; the army passes through Lycaonia and reaches Marash | Lib. 3 cap. XVIII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 12293) |
| AD 1097 | Mopsou(h)estia | Tancred takes Mamistra by force, in the same region | Lib. 3 cap. XXI1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 12608) |
| AD 1097 | Mopsou(h)estia | Baldwin takes Tarsus, comes to Mamistra and fights with Tancred | Lib. 3 cap. XXIV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 12852) |
| AD 1097 – 1098 | Edessa | Baldwin returns to the main army, but on Pancratius's advice occupies the region up to the upper Euphrates in the north | Lib. 4 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 13133) |
| AD 1097 | Antakya | A detachment sent from the main army takes Artesia (Arta); the Antioch forces rush in and attack | Lib. 4 cap. VIL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 13680) |
| AD 1097 | Antakya | The main army reaches Artesia, and the advance party explores the road | Lib. 4 cap. VIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 13801) |
| AD 1097 – 1098 | Antakya | The princes divide the places around the city among themselves and begin the siege | Lib. 4 cap. XIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 14414) |
| AD 1098 | Edessa | His fame spreads; the citizens of Edessa call Baldwin, who crosses the Euphrates and arrives at Edessa | Lib. 4 cap. IL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 13254) |
| AD 1098 | Edessa | The citizens of Edessa kill Count Thoros and set up Baldwin as their lord; Samosata is bought at a high price | Lib. 4 cap. V (RHC 판 1-1 줄 13516) |
| AD 1098 | Samosata | Baldwin besieges the castle of Soroge and takes it by force | Lib. 4 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 13619) |
| AD 1098 | Ḩārim | The citizens of Antioch call their neighbours for help and gather near the castle of Harenc; the crusader cavalry confronts them | Lib. 5 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 15659) |
| AD 1098 | Antakya | The gates are opened, the army pours into the city, and Antioch falls | Lib. 5 cap. XXII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 17770) |
| AD 1098 | Antakya | The commander of the enemy's great army camps below the city and besieges it; the crusaders build defences inside the citadel and fight | Lib. 6 cap. IV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 18433) |
| AD 1098 | Antakya | A revelation to a man named Peter: the Lord's lance is found, and the people regain their strength | Lib. 6 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 19438) |
| AD 1098 | Antakya | The enemy commander flees and his army is wiped out: a great victory before Antioch | Lib. 6 cap. XXI1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 20296) |
| AD 1098 | Antakya | Hugh the Great and Count Eno are sent to the emperor; Bishop Adhemar dies and plague spreads | Lib. 7 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 20727) |
| AD 1098 – 1099 | Antakya | The people call for going to Jerusalem, but it is postponed until the first of October; Bohemond goes down to Cilicia and gains a region | Lib. 7 cap. II (RHC 판 1-1 줄 20844) |
| AD 1098 | Ma‘arrat an Nu‘mān | Siege and capture of Maara | Lib. 7 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 21477) |
| AD 1099 | Ma‘arrat an Nu‘mān | The count, plundering in enemy land, starts marching at the cries of the people; the Count of Normandy and Tancred join him | Lib. 7 cap. XII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 21776) |
| AD 1099 | Tripolis | The count fights the looters of Kali, breaks the castle, and camps before Arqa | Lib. 7 cap. XIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 21902) |
| AD 1099 | Tripolis | A description of Arqa; the siege aims to rescue fellow countrymen held captive at Tripoli | Lib. 7 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 21973) |
| AD 1099 | Gabala | Duke Godfrey besieges Gabala, but the siege fails through a trick of Count Raymond of Toulouse | Lib. 7 cap. XVII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 22210) |
| AD 1099 | Ramla | Passing coastal cities, they reach Ramla and Lydda | Lib. 7 cap. XXIL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 22797) |
| AD 1099 | Ierusalem | The army arrives at Jerusalem | Lib. 7 cap. XXV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 23159) |
| AD 1099 | Ierusalem | The time when the crusaders reached Jerusalem, and the numbers of our and enemy forces | Lib. 8 cap. V (RHC 판 1-1 줄 23920) |
| AD 1099 | Ioppe | The Genoese fleet reaches Jaffa and the army sends an escort to meet it, but it is ambushed on the way | Lib. 8 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 24350) |
| AD 1099 | Ierusalem | Godfrey sweeps through the city and carries out a great slaughter; Count Raymond of Toulouse enters from the south | Lib. 8 cap. XIX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 25381) |
| AD 1099 | Ierusalem | The citizens flee to the courtyard of the Temple, and Tancred pursues them, causing countless killings | Lib. 8 cap. XX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 25455) |
| AD 1099 | Ierusalem | The city is purified of the corpses; those who had fled to the citadel surrender to Count Raymond of Toulouse; that day is fixed as a perpetual commemoration | Lib. 8 cap. XXIV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 25820) |
| AD 1099 | Ierusalem | The princes, overcoming the clergy's opposition, elect Duke Godfrey as their leader | Lib. 9 cap. II (RHC 판 1-1 줄 26163) |
| AD 1099 | Ashqelon | Battle near Ascalon: the crusaders win a great victory with heaven's help and gain countless spoils | Lib. 9 cap. XII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 27022) |
| AD 1099 – 1100 | Ierusalem | The princes split: the counts of Normandy and Flanders return home, Count Raymond goes to Constantinople, and Tancred becomes lord of Tiberias | Lib. 9 cap. XIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 27193) |
| AD 1100 | Arsuf | Godfrey besieges the coastal city of Assur | Lib. 9 cap. XIX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 27796) |
| AD 1100 | Melitene | Bohemond, prince of Antioch, is captured at Melitene | Lib. 9 cap. XXL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 27983) |
| AD 1100 | Ierusalem | The death and burial of Duke Godfrey | Lib. 9 cap. XXIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 28164) |
| AD 1100 | Edessa | Baldwin, count of Edessa, succeeds his dead brother as king | Lib. 10 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 28342) |
| AD 1100 | Antakya | While hurrying to Jerusalem, Baldwin meets the enemy at the river Ganis (Dog River) | Lib. 10 cap. V (RHC 판 1-1 줄 28672) |
| AD 1100 | Bethlehem | The patriarch and the count are reconciled, and the count is anointed king | Lib. 10 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 29100) |
| AD 1101 | Constantinopolis | The emperor incites the Turks to ambush the pilgrims; only the survivors reach Jerusalem | Lib. 10 cap. XIII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 29345) |
| AD 1101 | Arsuf | The king besieges Antipatris and takes it by force | Lib. 10 cap. XIV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 29465) |
| AD 1102 | Ramla | The king fights the enemy at Ramla | Lib. 10 cap. XVII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 29787) |
| AD 1102 | Antarados | Newly arrived princes take Tortosa, hand it over to Count Raymond, and go on to Jerusalem | Lib. 10 cap. XIX1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 30036) |
| AD 1105 | Antakya | Bohemond entrusts his principality to Tancred and crosses to France, where he marries the daughter of the king of France | Lib. 11 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 31385) |
| AD 1105 | Ramla | The Egyptian army invades the kingdom with a great host; the king meets them, kills many and drives them off | Lib. 11 cap. III (RHC 판 1-1 줄 31631) |
| AD 1107 – 1108 | Durrës | Bohemond returns from France to Apulia and, with a great army, invades Greek territory | Lib. 11 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 32005) |
| AD 1109 | Byblos | Bertrand, son of Raymond, lands in Syria with a Genoese fleet and takes Biblium | Lib. 11 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 32312) |
| AD 1109 | Tripolis | King Baldwin reaches Tripoli, besieges it and takes the city | Lib. 11 cap. X (RHC 판 1-1 줄 32440) |
| AD 1110 | Beirut | Besieging Beirut by land and sea, the city is taken in the second month | Lib. 11 cap. XIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 32854) |
| AD 1110 | Sidon | A Danish and Norwegian fleet comes down to Syria; with its help the king besieges Sidon and takes it | Lib. 11 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 32983) |
| AD 1111 – 1112 | Tyrus | He besieges Tyre, but the siege fails against the strong resistance of its citizens | Lib. 11 cap. XVII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 33293) |
| AD 1113 | Tiberias | The Turkish grand prince Manduk invades the kingdom with a great army; the king opposes him and is defeated | Lib. 11 cap. XIX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 33459) |
| AD 1115 | Antakya | Bursequinus again invades the territory of Antioch, but Roger, prince of Antioch, repels him and puts him to flight | Lib. 11 cap. XXV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 34194) |
| AD 1115 – 1116 | Ash Shawbak | Arnulf is accused and goes to Rome; the king builds the castle Mont Royal in the land of Shobak beyond the Jordan | Lib. 11 cap. XXVI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 34367) |
| AD 1116 – 1117 | Tyrus | The castle of Alexandrium (Scandalion) is built in front of Tyre | Lib. 11 cap. XXX1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 34857) |
| AD 1118 | Ierusalem | Baldwin, count of Edessa, ascends the throne | Lib. 12 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 35101) |
| AD 1118 – 1119 | Ierusalem | The Egyptian navy and army enter the kingdom but do not engage; Patriarch Arnulf dies and Gormond succeeds him | Lib. 12 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 35534) |
| AD 1119 | Ierusalem | The Knights Templar are founded in Jerusalem | Lib. 12 cap. VIL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 35652) |
| AD 1119 | Ager Sanguinis | Prince Roger falls in battle and our army is destroyed | Lib. 12 cap. X (RHC 판 1-1 줄 35961) |
| AD 1119 | Antakya | The king and the count of Tripoli hurry to Antioch to stop Irgazi | Lib. 12 cap. XL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 36065) |
| AD 1119 | Antakya | The king fights Irgazi and drives him off, and takes charge of the government of Antioch | Lib. 12 cap. XII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 36139) |
| AD 1120 | Neapolis | A council is held at Nablus | Lib. 12 cap. XIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 36324) |
| AD 1121 | Tiberias | Dodequin, king of Damascus, plunders the lands of Tiberias, and the king opposes him | Lib. 12 cap. XVI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 36574) |
| AD 1123 | Edessa | Balak invades the land of Antioch, captures Count Joscelin, and takes the king prisoner as well | Lib. 12 cap. XVII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 36638) |
| AD 1123 | Kharput | The Armenians try to rescue the king by seizing a castle, but they are put in danger | Lib. 12 cap. XVIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 36777) |
| AD 1123 | Ioppe | The Egyptian army again invades the kingdom in great numbers, but our forces hold them off | Lib. 12 cap. XXI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 37066) |
| AD 1123 | Ioppe | The doge of Venice comes down to Syria with a great fleet | Lib. 12 cap. XXII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 37197) |
| AD 1123 | Ashqelon | The doge defeats the enemy fleet he found before Joppa and routs it | Lib. 12 cap. XXIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 37303) |
| AD 1124 | Tyrus | The princes of the kingdom gather with the doge and besiege Tyre | Lib. 12 cap. XXIV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 37380) |
| AD 1124 | Tyrus | The siegeworks are set up, sectors are assigned to the princes, and the city is attacked | Lib. 13 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-1 줄 38312) |
| AD 1124 | Hierapolis | Balak dies at Hierapolis, and our army gains even more courage | Lib. 13 cap. XL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 38727) |
| AD 1124 | Tyrus | The starving citizens prepare to surrender; Dodequin's relief is in vain, and Tyre passes into our hands | Lib. 13 cap. XIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 38903) |
| AD 1124 – 1125 | Beroia | The king is freed and besieges Aleppo, but the enemy comes and lifts the siege, and he returns to Jerusalem; Pope Calixtus dies | Lib. 13 cap. XV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 39092) |
| AD 1125 | Antakya | The Turkish grand prince Bursequinus lays waste the land of Antioch, and the king engages him in battle | Lib. 13 cap. XVL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 39206) |
| AD 1125 | Ashqelon | The king defeats the Ascalonites and the Egyptians who came to their rescue | Lib. 13 cap. XVII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 39378) |
| AD 1125 – 1126 | Tripolis | The count of Tripoli takes Rafaniya; Henry, emperor of the Romans, dies | Lib. 13 cap. XIX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 39638) |
| AD 1126 | Damascus | The king enters the territory of Damascus, fights Dodequin, and returns victorious | Lib. 13 cap. XVIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 39457) |
| AD 1126 | Antakya | Bursequinus invades the land of Antioch again, but is stabbed to death by one of his men, and the Egyptian fleet returns having gained nothing | Lib. 13 cap. XX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 39752) |
| AD 1126 | Antakya | The young Bohemond arrives at Antioch; the king returns his lands to him and gives him his daughter Alice | Lib. 13 cap. XXL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 39827) |
| AD 1127 | Tyrus | The first Latin archbishop is established at Tyre | Lib. 13 cap. XXIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 40009) |
| AD 1131 | Ierusalem | The king returns to Jerusalem, dies of a grave illness, and is buried in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre beside the other kings | Lib. 13 cap. XXVIII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 40601) |
| AD 1131 | Ierusalem | Fulk, count of Anjou: his origin and character; the third king of Jerusalem | Lib. 14 cap. I (RHC 판 1-1 줄 40887) |
| AD 1132 | Antakya | The Antiochenes call the king, and the malice of the princess is revealed | Lib. 14 cap. IV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 41239) |
| AD 1132 | Tripolis | The count of Tripoli blocks the king on his way to Antioch, but the king wins | Lib. 14 cap. V (RHC 판 1-1 줄 41308) |
| AD 1133 | Antakya | The king comes to Antioch, routs the gathered enemy and grows rich with the spoils | Lib. 14 cap. VIL (RHC 판 1-1 줄 41494) |
| AD 1134 | Ioppe | The count of Jaffa is accused before the king, and great turmoil arises in the kingdom | Lib. 14 cap. XV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 42224) |
| AD 1136 | Antakya | At the king's wish, Raymond, son of the count of Poitiers, is summoned to marry Constance, daughter of Bohemond | Lib. 14 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-1 줄 41657) |
| AD 1136 | Ashqelon | To check the arrogance of the Ascalonites, the king builds the castle of Gibelin | Lib. 14 cap. XXII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 42889) |
| AD 1137 | Tripolis | The count of Tripoli is killed near Mont Pèlerin through the treachery of his own men | Lib. 14 cap. XXIII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 43013) |
| AD 1137 | Antakya | The Byzantine emperor John heads for Antioch and takes Cilicia | Lib. 14 cap. XXIV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 43074) |
| AD 1137 | Montferrand | Zengi besieges the castle of Montferrand; the king and the count of Tripoli, trying to relieve it, are defeated: the count is captured and the king enters the castle | Lib. 14 cap. XXV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 43201) |
| AD 1137 | Neapolis | The governor of Damascus burns and lays waste Nablus | Lib. 14 cap. XXVII (RHC 판 1-1 줄 43443) |
| AD 1137 – 1138 | Antakya | The prince returns to Antioch, sees the city under siege, and opposes the emperor; they are reconciled through mediation | Lib. 14 cap. XXX1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 43691) |
| AD 1138 | Antakya | The emperor, failing in his aim, lifts the siege and returns to Antioch | Lib. 15 cap. II (RHC 판 1-1 줄 44093) |
| AD 1138 | Antakya | Unrest breaks out in the city; the emperor, fearing it, withdraws his demands, and the turmoil subsides | Lib. 15 cap. IV (RHC 판 1-1 줄 44331) |
| AD 1138 | Thecua | The king besieges and takes a fortress beyond the Jordan; at Tekoa our forces suffer a miserable defeat, and Odo falls | Lib. 15 cap. VI1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 44569) |
| AD 1139 | Damascus | A truce is made with Damascus, and prisoners taken at Belinas are released | Lib. 14 cap. XIX1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 42635) |
| AD 1139 – 1140 | Paneas | With the support of the Damascenes, the castle of Panias (Banias) is besieged | Lib. 15 cap. VIII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 44815) |
| AD 1140 | Antakya | The archbishop of Lyons dies; the papal legate Albericus convenes a church council at Antioch | Lib. 15 cap. XV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 45528) |
| AD 1140 | Antakya | At the bishops' council, the patriarch is accused and summoned; when he does not attend, his supporting archbishop is dismissed | Lib. 15 cap. XVI1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 45626) |
| AD 1141 | Ierusalem | The legate returns to Jerusalem, holds a church council, and dedicates the Temple of the Lord (Templum Domini) | Lib. 15 cap. XVIII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 45873) |
| AD 1141 – 1143 | Ashqelon | By agreement of the commanders, a castle is built again before Ascalon | Lib. 15 cap. XXV1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 46490) |
| AD 1143 | Mopsou(h)estia | While hunting in Cilicia, the emperor is mortally wounded | Lib. 15 cap. XXII1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 46240) |
| AD 1143 | Bethlehem | The queen founds a monastery at Bethany and endows it with great wealth | Lib. 15 cap. XXVI1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 46596) |
| AD 1143 | Ierusalem | The accession of Baldwin III; he rules under his mother's guardianship | Lib. 16 cap. III (RHC 판 1-2 줄 489) |
| AD 1144 | Edessa | Zengi besieges Edessa; a description of the city | Lib. 16 cap. IV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 557) |
| AD 1144 | Edessa | Edessa falls, and its inhabitants are massacred | Lib. 16 cap. V (RHC 판 1-2 줄 745) |
| AD 1144 | Petra | The king takes the castle of the Valley of Moses beyond the Jordan | Lib. 16 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 1353) |
| AD 1146 | Qal at Jabar | Zengi, besieging Kalogenbar, dies, and his son Nur ad-Din succeeds him | Lib. 16 cap. VII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 1463) |
| AD 1146 | Edessa | The citizens of Edessa call the count, and the count comes and retakes the city without the enemy's knowledge | Lib. 16 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 2384) |
| AD 1146 | Edessa | The count leaves the city and withdraws, but Nur ad-Din pursues and cuts his army down | Lib. 16 cap. XVI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 2566) |
| AD 1147 | Bostra | A Damascene nobleman makes an agreement with the king concerning the city of Bosra; the royal army marches on Bosra | Lib. 16 cap. VIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 1525) |
| AD 1147 | Chalcedon | Emperor Conrad, having crossed the Hellespont, is deceived by Greek malice and led into a dangerous place | Lib. 16 cap. XX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 3038) |
| AD 1147 | Dorylaion | The Turks suddenly fall upon the German army and slaughter it | Lib. 16 cap. XXII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 3290) |
| AD 1147 – 1148 | Ephesus | The king of France reaches Ephesus by another route; Count Guy of Ponthieu dies; they cross the Maeander river | Lib. 16 cap. XXIV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 3549) |
| AD 1148 | Cadmus | The French army is destroyed by a miserable accident; only the advance guard escapes | Lib. 16 cap. XXV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 3617) |
| AD 1148 | Attalia | The king, surviving by chance, joins the advance guard, and the remaining army reaches Attalia | Lib. 16 cap. XXVI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 3748) |
| AD 1148 | Antakya | Prince Raymond of Antioch receives the king of France courteously at the port of Saint Simeon and leads him to Antioch, but soon their relations sour | Lib. 16 cap. XXVII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 3882) |
| AD 1148 | Acre | After wintering, Emperor Conrad reaches Syria by ship; Count Alfonso reaches Acre and dies at Caesarea | Lib. 16 cap. XXVIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 4004) |
| AD 1148 | Acre | A general assembly is held at Ptolemais (Acre), and the princes of the expedition are named | Lib. 17 cap. I (RHC 판 1-2 줄 4338) |
| AD 1148 | Damascus | They resolve to besiege Damascus and arrive as agreed | Lib. 17 cap. II (RHC 판 1-2 줄 4467) |
| AD 1148 | Damascus | The citizens, in despair, think of fleeing; some princes, having taken bribes, shift the army to the opposite side | Lib. 17 cap. V (RHC 판 1-2 줄 4779) |
| AD 1148 | Damascus | The camp runs out of food and the betrayal is revealed; they lift the siege and go home | Lib. 17 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 4911) |
| AD 1148 | Constantinopolis | Emperor Conrad returns home, and the king of France remains in Syria | Lib. 17 cap. VIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 5116) |
| AD 1149 | Antakya | Nur ad-Din enters the territory of Antioch, and Prince Raymond opposes him in battle | Lib. 17 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 5183) |
| AD 1150 | Edessa | The count of Edessa, returning from Antioch, is captured by the enemy and dies in disgrace | Lib. 17 cap. XI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 5486) |
| AD 1150 | Edessa | The Sultan of Iconium re-enters the county of Edessa, and the king hastens away. | Lib. 17 cap. XV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 5930) |
| AD 1150 | Edessa | The emperor sends troops toward Antioch and demands, and receives, the surrender of the county of Edessa; its castles pass to the Greeks. | Lib. 17 cap. XVI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 6004) |
| AD 1152 | Ierusalem | Serious discord arises between the king and his mother; the king is crowned without her knowledge. | Lib. 17 cap. XIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 5673) |
| AD 1152 | Ierusalem | A great Turkish army comes to seize Jerusalem, but our forces sally out and drive it off. | Lib. 17 cap. XX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 6499) |
| AD 1153 | Ierusalem | The king forcibly enters Jerusalem, confines his mother in the Tower of David, and finally makes peace. | Lib. 17 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 5795) |
| AD 1153 – 1154 | Antakya | Constance, princess of Antioch, marries Raynald of Châtillon; Nur ad-Din seizes the Kingdom of Damascus by force. | Lib. 17 cap. XXVI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 7141) |
| AD 1153 | Ashqelon | The citizens' representatives obtain from the king the freedom to leave with their wives, children, and goods; Ashkelon falls. | Lib. 17 cap. XXX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 7732) |
| AD 1154 – 1155 | Antakya | Raynald, prince of Antioch, insults the patriarch, who flees to the kingdom; great famine. | Lib. 18 cap. I (RHC 판 1-2 줄 8031) |
| AD 1154 | Cairo | Civil war in Egypt; the vizier flees and is killed by our men, and a prisoner is taken. | Lib. 18 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 9048) |
| AD 1155 | Roma | Emperor Frederick is crowned at Rome, and enmity arises between the pope and the king of Sicily. | Lib. 18 cap. IL (RHC 판 1-2 줄 8106) |
| AD 1155 | Roma | The patriarch goes to Rome with the bishops of the East to meet Pope Adrian IV. | Lib. 18 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 8682) |
| AD 1155 | Apulia | With the pope's consent, the Byzantine emperor invades Apulia. | Lib. 18 cap. VII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 8793) |
| AD 1156 | Cyprus (island) | Count Raynald seizes the island of Cyprus and plunders its inhabitants. | Lib. 18 cap. X (RHC 판 1-2 줄 9734) |
| AD 1157 | Paneas | The king breaks the truce and slaughters the Turkish and Arab livestock in the forest; reprisals follow. | Lib. 18 cap. XL (RHC 판 1-2 줄 9876) |
| AD 1157 | Safed | The king flees the battle and takes refuge in the castle of Safed; the army is destroyed and the lords fall. | Lib. 18 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 10290) |
| AD 1157 | Constantinopolis | Count Thierry of Flanders arrives; a marriage embassy of the king is sent to Constantinople. | Lib. 18 cap. XVI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 10505) |
| AD 1157 – 1158 | Ḩārim | Nur ad-Din's brother comes over to our side, and Patriarch Fulk dies; the king besieges and takes Harim. | Lib. 18 cap. XIX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 10901) |
| AD 1158 | Shaizar | The siege of Caesarea (Shaizar) is laid; after a short time it is taken by force. | Lib. 18 cap. XVIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 10767) |
| AD 1158 | Ierusalem | Amalric, abbot of the Holy Sepulchre, is elected patriarch in Jerusalem. | Lib. 18 cap. XX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 11106) |
| AD 1158 | Tyrus | Nur ad-Din besieges our cave in the land of Suita; the king comes, lifts the siege, and fights. | Lib. 18 cap. XXI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 11180) |
| AD 1159 | Antakya | The emperor enters Antioch and shows generosity to the citizens. | Lib. 18 cap. XXV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 11735) |
| AD 1159 | Iconium | Nur ad-Din enters the territory of the Sultan of Iconium and seizes part of it. | Lib. 18 cap. XXVII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 11936) |
| AD 1160 – 1161 | Beroia | Raynald, prince of Antioch, is captured by the enemy and imprisoned in Aleppo. | Lib. 18 cap. XXVIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 12075) |
| AD 1161 | Constantinopolis | The king proposes his sister Millicent, the countess of Tripoli, but a year later the emperor refuses her and takes Maria, Raymond's daughter, as wife. | Lib. 18 cap. XXXI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 12502) |
| AD 1163 | Ierusalem | Amalric succeeds his brother Baldwin III as king. | Lib. 19 cap. I (RHC 판 1-2 줄 13085) |
| AD 1163 | Cairo | The king goes down to Egypt and fights the vizier Dirgham; Shirkuh leads Shawar into Egypt, and Dirgham asks for peace. | Lib. 19 cap. V (RHC 판 1-2 줄 13567) |
| AD 1164 | Cairo | The vizier Dirgham is murdered by his own men; Shawar becomes vizier and calls the king; the king goes down to Egypt and drives out Shirkuh. | Lib. 19 cap. VII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 13759) |
| AD 1164 | Tripolis | Nur ad-Din is defeated in the land of Tripoli and barely escapes. | Lib. 19 cap. VIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 13835) |
| AD 1164 | Ḩārim | Nur ad-Din besieges Harim; the prince of Antioch, the count of Tripoli, and Calamanus are captured. | Lib. 19 cap. IX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 13903) |
| AD 1164 – 1165 | Paneas | The count of Flanders comes down to Syria, and Nur ad-Din besieges and takes Paneas. | Lib. 19 cap. X (RHC 판 1-2 줄 14094) |
| AD 1164 – 1165 | Antakya | The king returns from Egypt and goes to Antioch; the prince is ransomed and set free; the cave of Sidon falls to the enemy. | Lib. 19 cap. XI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 14234) |
| AD 1167 | Cairo | The king follows Shirkuh down to Egypt and aids the Egyptians. | Lib. 19 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 14496) |
| AD 1167 | Cairo | The agreement is carried out: the caliph extends his right hand to Hugh of Caesarea as confirmation. | Lib. 19 cap. XIX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 15004) |
| AD 1167 | Alexandria | Shirkuh withdraws to Alexandria, and the king pursues him and besieges the city. | Lib. 19 cap. XXVI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 16281) |
| AD 1167 | Alexandria | The city passes to the king and peace is proclaimed. | Lib. 19 cap. XXXV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 16902) |
| AD 1167 | Ierusalem | The king is victorious, recovers all his men, and returns to Jerusalem. | Lib. 19 cap. XXXII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 16984) |
| AD 1167 | Tyrus | The archbishop of Caesarea and others bring the future queen from Constantinople; the king is married and crowned in the church of Tyre. | Lib. 20 cap. I (RHC 판 1-2 줄 17292) |
| AD 1168 | Cairo | The king breaks the agreement he made with Egypt and leads his army down to Egypt. | Lib. 20 cap. V (RHC 판 1-2 줄 17700) |
| AD 1168 | Bilbeis | The city of Bilbeis is besieged and taken; the vizier deceives the king with the promise of a great sum of money. | Lib. 20 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 17786) |
| AD 1169 | Cairo | Shirkuh seizes Egypt, kills the vizier, and shortly afterward dies himself. | Lib. 20 cap. X (RHC 판 1-2 줄 18314) |
| AD 1169 | Damietta | The king leads his army down to Egypt, and the Greeks join him by sea and land. | Lib. 20 cap. XIV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 18746) |
| AD 1169 | Damietta | The king besieges Damietta; the Latins and Greeks labor in vain to take it. | Lib. 20 cap. XV (RHC 판 1-2 줄 18878) |
| AD 1170 | Syria | A great earthquake shakes almost the whole East, and many old cities collapse. | Lib. 20 cap. XVIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 19434) |
| AD 1170 | Gaza | The king, with a small force of knights, faces the enemy; many of our men fall in the city and on the roads of Gaza. | Lib. 20 cap. XX (RHC 판 1-2 줄 19718) |
| AD 1171 | Constantinopolis | The king goes to Constantinople with some of his nobles; the emperor meets him. | Lib. 20 cap. XXII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 20056) |
| AD 1171 | Constantinopolis | He is brought before the emperor, treated with courtesy, and they confer on what is needed. | Lib. 20 cap. XXIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 20262) |
| AD 1173 | Antakya | Milo of Armenia joins Nur ad-Din and harasses the lands of Antioch; the king hurries to them. | Lib. 20 cap. XXVI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 20751) |
| AD 1173 | Ash Shawbak | Saladin besieges Montreal (Ash Shawbak) beyond the Jordan but withdraws without gain. | Lib. 20 cap. XXVII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 20896) |
| AD 1174 | Paneas | Nur ad-Din dies; the king besieges Paneas, then makes a truce, and falls ill and soon dies in Jerusalem. | Lib. 20 cap. XXXI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 21444) |
| AD 1174 | Ierusalem | Baldwin IV, sixth king of Jerusalem, accedes to the throne: his character, age, and appearance. | Lib. 21 cap. I (RHC 판 1-2 줄 21752) |
| AD 1174 | Alexandria | A Sicilian royal fleet suffers heavy losses at Alexandria; the count of Tripoli takes over the regency. | Lib. 21 cap. III (RHC 판 1-2 줄 21939) |
| AD 1174 | Damascus | At the request of the people of Damascus, Saladin takes Damascus; the count of Tripoli is sent to stop him. | Lib. 21 cap. VI (RHC 판 1-2 줄 22309) |
| AD 1175 | Beroia | The lord of Mosul comes to help his nephew, and Saladin takes the whole region. | Lib. 21 cap. VIII (RHC 판 1-2 줄 22666) |
| AD 1175 – 1176 | Damascus | The king enters the region of Damascus and lays it waste. | Lib. 21 cap. X (RHC 판 1-2 줄 22885) |
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