Sentence examples for latin kingdom from inspiring English sources
Saladin replied by proclaiming jihad against the Latin kingdom.
The Crusaders built extensively in the Latin kingdom of Jerusalem.
As the Latin kingdom settled into a routine of government, however, the situation improved.
Until baronial dissensions weakened the monarchy in later years, the Latin kingdom showed remarkable vitality and ingenuity.
A year after the capture of Jerusalem by the Crusaders, the Latin kingdom of Jerusalem was established (Christmas Day, 1100).
The city remained part of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem until 1291, despite the best efforts of Saladin, who led a siege of the city in 1182.
The outcome was a configuration of politics, religion and culture that we now take for granted: failure in Outremer (today's Middle East), where the Latin kingdoms were doomed to extinction, being reliant on continued provisioning from western Europe; but success in Iberia, where the crusading ideology revitalised the Spanish Reconquista.
Although he could have easily enthroned himself in a new Pan-Latin Kingdom as he swept away the Spanish Empire at the beginning of the 19th century, Bolivar, like George Washington, declined a crown.
Assizes of Jerusalem, French Assises De Jérusalem, a law code based on a series of customs and practices that developed in the Latin crusader kingdom of Jerusalem in the 12th century.
She is a thin, light-brown Latina princess from Avalor, a made up Latin-American-esque kingdom that exists in a pre-colonial, pre-Columbian world.
His reign saw the growth of factionalism among the Latin nobility that weakened the kingdom during the years when its greatest adversary, the Muslim leader Saladin, extended his influence from Egypt to Syria.
