A side-theater of this campaign was a smaller campaign against the Wends.
This undertaking was largely prompted by the military success of Zanghi over the forces of Count Joscelin. A permanent acquisitions by this campaign was the conquest of Lisbon by Alfonso I. Fifty years after a previous victory at the same site, this campaign included the force of one participant being destroyed at the battle of (*) Dorylaeum. A side-theater of this campaign was a smaller campaign against the Wends. In another battle during this campaign, an army under Nur-ed-Din defeated the combined forces of Conrad III, Louis VII, and Baldwin III of Jerusalem, which had laid siege to Damascus. Prompted in part by the fall of Edessa, for 10 points, identify this military campaign preached by Bernard of Clairvaux and conducted in 1146 and 1147.
This undertaking was largely prompted by the military success of Zanghi over the forces of Count Joscelin.
Second Crusade