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The Fourth CrusadeDefinitionThe BeginningA Fourth CrusadeThe TurnNew AgendaAnother TwistTaking ConstantinopleSlide 9Out ComeSlide 11The Fourth CrusadeThe Fourth CrusadeBy: Vishu VyravipillaiBy: Vishu VyravipillaiHis 101His 101DefinitionA military expedition to recover the Holy Land (Jerusalem) from MuslimsThe BeginningPope Innocent III comes to powerPreaches of a fourth crusadeNot taken seriously by other monarchsFulk convinced everyoneA Fourth CrusadeOriginally set out for EgyptWent to Venice for aidVenetians provide ships for transportCreated large debt for crusaders to VeniceThe TurnVenice demands more money than can be paid by crusadersIn place of money, asked to attack Zara (another Catholic city)Zara, once controlled by Venice, now under protection of King Emeric of HungaryMany opposed and leftPope Innocent III threatened excommunicationNew AgendaCrusaders attack Zara and pay off debtPope Innocent III excommunicate all who participated, including all VenetiansStill don’t go to EgyptAnother TwistAlexius Angelus wants throne backStrikes deal with crusadersOffers money, and to join the crusade against EgyptAsked for them NOT to damage cityCrusaders agree to attack ConstantinopleTaking ConstantinopleWhen crusaders reached, they were made to camp outsideGot tired of waiting and attackedFormer emperor fled with a lot of the city’s wealthAlexius melted down valuable Byzantine and Roman icons to use their gold and silver in order to pay the crusaders•People saw melting of icons as a crime against God•Felt Alexius should be punished•Strangled him to deathOut ComeOut ComeThe crusaders never reach the Holy LandThe crusaders never reach the Holy LandGain more enemies than beforeGain more enemies than beforeGo home excommunicated and empty Go home excommunicated and empty


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