Count Raymond of Toulouse - Crusader

Tally Raymond of Toulouse - Crusader Raymond of Toulouse was otherwise called: Raymond of Saint-Gilles, Raimond de Saint-Gilles, Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse, Raymond I of Tripoli, marquis of Provence; likewise spelled Raymund Raymond of Toulouse was known for: Being the principal aristocrat to take the cross and lead a military in the First Crusade. Raymond was a significant pioneer of the Crusades armed forces, and took an interest in the catch of Antioch and Jerusalem. Occupations: CrusaderMilitary Leader Spots of Residence and Influence: FranceThe Latin East Significant Dates: Conceived: c. 1041Antioch caught: June 3, 1098Jerusalem caught: July 15, 1099Died: Feb. 28, 1105 About Raymond of Toulouse: Raymond was conceived in Toulouse, France, in 1041 or 1042. After taking the countship, he started to reassemble his tribal terrains, which had been lost to different families. Following 30 years he developed a noteworthy force base in southern France, where he controlled 13 provinces. This made him more remarkable than the ruler. A sincere Christian, Raymond was a lifelong fan of the ecclesiastical change that Pope Gregory VII had started and that Urban II proceeded. He is accepted to have battled in the Reconquista in Spain, and may have gone on a journey to Jerusalem. At the point when Pope Urban made his call for Crusade in 1095, Raymond was the main chief to take up the cross. Effectively past 50 and thought about older, the tally left the terrains hed so painstakingly combined in the hands of his child and resolved to go on a risky excursion to the Holy Land alongside his significant other. In the Holy Land, Raymond end up being one of the best chiefs of the First Crusade. He helped catch Antioch, at that point drove the soldiers forward to Jerusalem, where he partook in a fruitful attack yet wouldn't become lord of the vanquished city. Afterward, Raymond caught Tripoli and worked close to the city the mansion of Mons Peregrinus (Mont-Pã ¨lerin). He kicked the bucket there in February, 1105. Raymond was feeling the loss of an eye; how he lost it stays a matter of guess. More Raymond of Toulouse Resources: Picture of Raymond of Toulouse Raymond of Toulouse in Print The connection beneath will take you to an online book shop, where you can discover more data about the book to assist you with getting it from your neighborhood library. This is given as a comfort to you; neither Melissa Snell nor About is liable for any buys you make through these links.â Raymond IV Count of Toulouseby John Hugh Hill and Laurita Lyttleton Hill Raymond of Toulouse on the Web Raymond IV, of Saint-GillesBrief bio at the Catholic EncyclopediaThe First CrusadeMedieval FranceChronological Index Geological Index File by Profession, Achievement, or Role in Society The content of this archive is copyright  ©2011-2016 Melissa Snell. You may download or print this record for individual or school use, as long as the URL underneath is incorporated. Authorization isâ notâ granted to imitate this record on another site. For distribution permission,â pleaseâ contact Melissa Snell. The URL for this report is:http://historymedren.about.com/od/rwho/p/who-raymond-of-toulouse.htm