Tripoli, Antioch, and the Kingdom of Jerusalem comprised, for 10 points, what kingdoms established in the Levant after their first namesake holy war?
Methods by which these states were established include Thoros's agreement to adopt a son and the defeat of Yaghi-Siyan and Kerbogha. An enraged Qalawun completed their conquest after a relief force sent by Henry II found one happily occupied, became bored, and began massacring the populace for sport. The fortress of Kerak was built by Pagan the Butler to defend these states, which were endangered by the ill-advised raids of (*) Raynard de Chatillon. Their rulers included Bohemund of Taranto, a man known as "the Leper," Baldwin IV, and the the Norman Tancred, who took the title "Prince of Galilee" after becoming the regent of the northernmost one, Edessa. Tripoli, Antioch, and the Kingdom of Jerusalem comprised, for 10 points, what kingdoms established in the Levant after their first namesake holy war?
Methods by which these states were established include Thoros's agreement to adopt a son and the defeat of Yaghi-Siyan and Kerbogha.
{Crusader} States [accept logical equivalents; prompt on specific answers of “{Antioch},” “{Edessa},” “{Tripoly},” or “{Jerusalem}”]