 In the Holy Land, the Second Crusade had disastrous long-term consequences for Jerusalem.In 1149, the "atabeg" Anur died, at which point the amir Abu Sa'id Mujir al-Din Abaq Ibn Muhammad finally began to rule.The "ra'is" of Damascus and commander of the "ahdath" military Mu'ayad al-Dawhal Ibn al-Sufi feel that since his "ahdath" had played a major role in defeating the Second Crusade that he deserved a greater share of the power, and within two months of Anur's death was leading a rebellion against Abaq.