Following one battle leading up to this campaign, the losing general was offered the hospitality of a goblet of water, but insulted the winning commander by allowing someone else to have a drink. That battle was an attempt to relieve Lady Eschiva in Gallipoli and saw the death of the Lord of Kerak, as well as the loss of the True Cross sparking this campaign. Late in this campaign, Christians were rescued from the Citadel in Jaffa, and it was begun following the defeat of Guy de Lusignan at the Horns of Hattin, leading to the bull Audita tremendi issued by Gregory VIII. Partly seeking to relieve the siege of Acre, for 10 points, name this crusade in which Barbarossa, Richard I, and Phillip II attempted to regain the holy land from Saladin.
Following one battle leading up to this campaign, the losing general was offered the hospitality of a goblet of water, but insulted the winning commander by allowing someone else to have a drink. That battle was an attempt to relieve Lady Eschiva in Gallipoli and saw the death of the Lord of Kerak, as well as the loss of the True Cross sparking this campaign. Late in this campaign, Christians were rescued from the Citadel in Jaffa, and it was begun following the defeat of Guy de Lusignan at the Horns of Hattin, leading to the bull Audita tremendi issued by Gregory VIII. Partly seeking to relieve the siege of Acre, for 10 points, name this crusade in which Barbarossa, Richard I, and Phillip II attempted to regain the holy land from Saladin.
Following one battle leading up to this campaign, the losing general was offered the hospitality of a goblet of water, but insulted the winning commander by allowing someone else to have a drink.
{Third} Crusade [accept {Kings Crusade} before mentioned]