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- The Beginning
- He is a child prodigy...
- Rise to the Top
- Uniting the Muslims
- Order! Attention! WE ARE GOING TO JERUSALEM!
- Saladin was born Yusuf Ibn Ayyub in the central Iraqi city of Tikrit in 1137 or 1138. His family was of Kurdish descent, and his father Ayyub and uncle Shirkuh were elite military leaders under Imad al-Din Zangi, a powerful ruler who governed northern Syria at the time. After growing up in Damascus and rising through the military ranks, the young Saladin joined an army commanded by his uncle Shirkuh, who served Zangi’s son and heir, Nur al-Din, on a military expedition to Egypt.
- The Battle of Hattin
- Charge!!!!!!!!!
- After his uncle's death, 1169, Saladin was chosen to succeed him in command of Nur al-Dins forces in Egypt. He was also appointed vizier of the crumbling Fatimid Caliphate, which ruled Egypt at the time. With the death of the last Fatimid caliph in 1171, Saladin became governor of Egypt, and set about reducing the power and influence of Shia Islam and reestablishing a Sunni regime there.
- The Third Crusade
- Truce.
- Before Saladin, the Muslims were divided into many different cultures and parties. However, in the era of Saladin, they became united for one cause, taking back Jerusalem. He made the Muslims see that there was no point in fighting each other, but to fight for a cause that they all believe in.
- Death
- After nearly a decade of fighting smaller battles against the Franks (as the Crusaders from Western Europe were called), Saladin prepared to launch a full-scale attack in 1187 by assembling troops from across his realm south of Damascus and an impressive Egyptian fleet at Alexandria. His army met the Franks in a massive clash at Hattin, near Tiberias (modern-day Israel) and defeated them soundly on July 4, 1187.
- Let's go kill em
- In the wake of Saladin’s capture of Jerusalem, Pope Gregory III called for a new Crusade to recapture the city. In 1189, Christian forces mobilized at Tyre to launch the Third Crusade, led by three powerful kings.The Crusaders laid siege to Acre, finally capturing it in 1191 along with a large part of Saladin’s navy. Yet despite the military prowess of the Crusader forces, Saladin withstood their onslaught and managed to retain control over most of his empire. His truce with Richard the Lionheart in late 1192 ended the Third Crusade.
- Saladin died in March 1193. He was relatively young, just 55 or 56, he was exhausted from a life spent in constant military campaigns, causing him to die in his sleep.
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