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Qaagi - Book of Why

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by King Richard I of England , the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa , and Philip II of France(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by emperor Frederick Barbarossa , King Philip Augustus of France and the English King Richard the Lionheart(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

Frederick I Barbarossa , Richard I Lion Heart of England , and Philip II Augustus of France(passive) is led byThe Third Crusade

by King Richard the Lion - Hearted of England , Emperor Frederick Barbarossa of Germany(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by King Richard I of England , the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

Frederick I Barbarossa of Germany , Philip II Augustus of France(passive) would be led byThe Third Crusade

Richard I , with Frederick I Barbarossa and Philip II of Franceleadsthe Third Crusade

by Richard I of England and Philip Augustus of France ( " Lionheart(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

In 1190 , King Richard I of England , known as Richard the Lion - hearted , helpedleadthe Third Crusade

by Richard the Lionheart , Philip Augustus , and Frederick Barbarossa(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by the loss of Jerusalem(passive) provoked bythe arrival of the Fourth Crusade

King Richard I of England , known as Richard the Lion - heartedhelped leadthe Third Crusade

Richard the Lionheart , Philip Augustus , the Kingdom of Jerusalem(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by Richard the Lionheart , King of England(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by King Richard Lionheart of England(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

King Richard the Lionheart from England(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by Richard the Lion heart , King of England(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by Frederick Barbossa and King Richard the Lion - Hearted of England(passive) led bythe third Crusade

_ _ _ _ _ Barbarossa of Germany , Philip Augustus of France , and _ _(passive) was led byThe Third Crusade

when they followed some crushing defeat or disaster , as loss of Edessa in 1144 , the Second Crusade , and the fall of Jerusalem in 1187causingthe Third Crusade

by King Richard the Lionheart(passive) led bythe third crusade

King Richard the Lionheartledthe Third Crusade

Richard the Lionheart , Philip him(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

by Frederick Barbossa and King Richard(passive) led bythe third Crusade

king richardledthe third crusade

by King Richard(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

to have been dignified by numbers when they followed some crushing defeat or disaster , as loss of Edessa in 1144 , the Second Crusade , and the fall of Jerusalem in 1187causingthe Third Crusade

Philip Augustus and Richard C?ur de Lion in 1190(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

The city of [ [ Jerusalem ] ] also fell to Saladincausingthe [ [ Third Crusade

While King Richard the Lionhearted is awayleadingthe Third Crusade

by England 's King Richard(passive) led byThe third crusade

forces led by [ [ Saladin ] ] capture Jerusalempromptingthe [ [ Third Crusade

Third Crusade Hattin and the fall of Jerusalempromptedthe Third Crusade

by Richard I of England(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

Richard I of Englandledthe Third Crusade

by the famed military leader Richard I ( the Lion - Hearted(passive) was led bythe Third Crusade

by the famed military leader Richard I ( the Lion - Hearted(passive) was ledthe Third Crusade

by Richard the Lionheart(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

Richard the Lionheart(passive) led bythe Third Crusade

led by Saladin capture Jerusalempromptingthe Third Crusade

to the ultimate demise of the Byzantine Empireledto the ultimate demise of the Byzantine Empire

off to fight for Christianity in the Holy Landhad ... setoff to fight for Christianity in the Holy Land

in the Sack of Constantinopleresultedin the Sack of Constantinople

to conquer Jerusalem by taking Egypt first , instead , in 1204originally designedto conquer Jerusalem by taking Egypt first , instead , in 1204

to conquer Jerusalem by taking Egypt firstoriginally designedto conquer Jerusalem by taking Egypt first

to the capture by Latin forces of Constantinople and large parts of the Byzantine Empirehad ledto the capture by Latin forces of Constantinople and large parts of the Byzantine Empire

from the capture of Jerusalem by Saladinresultedfrom the capture of Jerusalem by Saladin

in the sack of Christian Constantinople and the partition of the Byzantine Empire between Venice and the Crusadersresultedin the sack of Christian Constantinople and the partition of the Byzantine Empire between Venice and the Crusaders

to the sack of Christian city of Constantinople and the eventual downfall of the Byzantine Empireledto the sack of Christian city of Constantinople and the eventual downfall of the Byzantine Empire

in the capture of the city of Constantinople and the conquest of the greater part of the Byzantine Empireresultedin the capture of the city of Constantinople and the conquest of the greater part of the Byzantine Empire

in the sacking of Christian Constantinople and the partition of the Byzantine Empire between Venice target and the Crusadersresultedin the sacking of Christian Constantinople and the partition of the Byzantine Empire between Venice target and the Crusaders

in the sack of Constantinople and the conquest of large parts of the Byzantine Empireresultedin the sack of Constantinople and the conquest of large parts of the Byzantine Empire

in the sack of Constantinople and the partition of the Byzantine Empire between Venice and the Crusadersresultedin the sack of Constantinople and the partition of the Byzantine Empire between Venice and the Crusaders

to the capture of Constantinople and large parts of the Byzantine Empirehad ledto the capture of Constantinople and large parts of the Byzantine Empire

in the fall of Constantinople and the establishment of a Latin Empireresultedin the fall of Constantinople and the establishment of a Latin Empire

in the fall of Constantinople and the establishment of a Latin Empireresultedin the fall of Constantinople and the establishment of a Latin Empire

destructionis causingdestruction

evenresultedeven

to the Crusaders sacking Constantinople and large parts of the Byzantine Empireledto the Crusaders sacking Constantinople and large parts of the Byzantine Empire

in the capture of Constantinople , the conquest of the greater part of the Byzantine Empireresultedin the capture of Constantinople , the conquest of the greater part of the Byzantine Empire

in the capture of Constantinople , the conquest of the greater part of the Byzantine Empire , and the foundation of the Latin Empire , also known as Romaniaresultedin the capture of Constantinople , the conquest of the greater part of the Byzantine Empire , and the foundation of the Latin Empire , also known as Romania

in a new Latin emperor in Constantinopleresultedin a new Latin emperor in Constantinople

to their collapseledto their collapse

the Latin Empire of Constantinoplesetthe Latin Empire of Constantinople

off in 1190 to the Close Eastsetoff in 1190 to the Close East

off for the Middle Eastsetsoff for the Middle East

in the capture of Constantinople instead of Jerusalemresultedin the capture of Constantinople instead of Jerusalem

thussetthus

to the building of Viborg castleledto the building of Viborg castle

to a Latin occupation of Constantinople ... with the Byzantine Empire reduced to several contending states in outlying regions of its territoriesleadsto a Latin occupation of Constantinople ... with the Byzantine Empire reduced to several contending states in outlying regions of its territories

in the conquest of Christian Constantinopleactually resultedin the conquest of Christian Constantinople

in the sack of Christian Constantinople and the partitionresultedin the sack of Christian Constantinople and the partition

to my novel , Lionheartledto my novel , Lionheart

to the overthrow of the Greek Byzantine Empire and the establishment of the Latin Empire in its placeledto the overthrow of the Greek Byzantine Empire and the establishment of the Latin Empire in its place

to the capture and sack of Constantinopleleadsto the capture and sack of Constantinople

to bloody anti - Jewish rioting in cities all over Englandhas ledto bloody anti - Jewish rioting in cities all over England

in the capture of Constantinople , the conquest of theresultedin the capture of Constantinople , the conquest of the

to the capture of Constantinople in 1204ledto the capture of Constantinople in 1204

to the fall of the Byzantine Empireledto the fall of the Byzantine Empire

out in 1189setout in 1189

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