REGINALD OF CHÂTILLON

shätēyôNˈ, d. 1187, Crusader, lord of Krak and Montreal in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. He came to the Holy Land in the Second Crusade and married (1153) Constance, daughter of Bohemond II of Antioch. He was energetic, impulsive, and intolerant, and his quarrels with the Latin princes weakened the position of the Crusaders. In 1159, after plotting with the Armenian prince, Thoros, against Emperor Manuel II of Byzantium, he was forced to submit to the emperor. Captured (1160) by the Saracens, he remained a prisoner over 15 years. After his release he took as his second wife the heiress of Krak and Montreal, and in 1177 he became procurator of Jerusalem for a brief period. In 1182–83 he raided the Red Sea coast. With Guy of Lusignan, whom he influenced and also helped to install as king of Jerusalem in 1186, Reginald advocated a belligerent and disastrous policy against Saladin and opposed the conciliatory attitude of Raymond of Tripoli. His attack (1187) on one of Saladin's caravans violated his truce with the sultan and helped to bring on Saladin's attack on the Christians. Reginald was captured at the battle of Hattin and was executed by the sultan's own hand.

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...CATHARINES COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE AND REGINALD VERE LAURENCE, M.A. FELLOW AND LECTURER OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE...Inaugural Lecture on the Study of History, here reprinted, was...document printed in Appendix I. is of great interest, as exhibiting...
...BY JOHN NEVILLE FIGGIS, M.A. RECTOR OF MARNHULL AND REGINALD VERE LAURENCE, M.A. FELLOW AND LECTURER OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE London MACMILLAN...01. The Inaugural Lecture on the Study of History, here reprinted, was delivered...
...All four bear Saladins name as Suzerain. SEAL OF REGINALD OF CHATILLON 216 SEAL OF RAYMOND OF TRIPOLIS 234...
...SERIES. By WILLIAM STUBBS, D.D., FORMERLY BISHOP OF OXFORD AND REGIUS PROFESSOR OF MODERN HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY COLLECTED AND EDITED...HASSALL, M.A. STUDENT, TUTOR, AND SOMETIME CENSOR OF CHRIST CHURCH LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO. 39 PATERNOSTER...
...Chappes, Clerembaud his nephew, Reginald of Dampierre, John Foisnous, and...John of Nele Castellan of Bruges, Reginald of Trit, Reginald his son, Matthew...of Colemi, Walter of Bousies, Reginald of Mons, Walter of the Tombes, Bernard...
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REGINALD OF CHATILLON shateyoN , d. 1187, Crusader...also helped to install as king of Jerusalem in 1186, Reginald advocated a belligerent and...Saladins attack on the Christians. Reginald was captured at the battle of Hattin and was executed by the...
...command to Raymond of Tripoli. On Baldwin Vs death (1186) Guy became king with the support of both his wife and Reginald of Chatillon. He was defeated and captured (1187) by Saladin at the decisive battle of Hattin, which led to the fall of...
...lordship of Al Karak and Montreal was one of the chief baronies of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. The brigand Reginald of Chatillon was lord of Al Karak and Montreal when, in 1187, he attacked a caravan led by Sultan Saladin and thus provoked...
...Crusade, 1189 92, followed on the capture (1187) of Jerusalem by Saladin and the defeat of Guy of Lusignan , Reginald of Chatillon , and Raymond of Tripoli at Hattin. The crusade was preached by Pope Gregory VIII but was directed by its leaders...
...in 1187 found Christians matched against Muslims. Saladin won brilliantly, capturing Guy of Lusignan and Reginald of Chatillon . The city of Jerusalem also fell to him. The Third Crusade was gathered (1189) and came to the Holy Land to try...


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