Medieval Ages Research Paper

The medieval period was considered as one of the most unforgettable period in European history. The birth of the period was created when the Roman civilization disintegrated during the beginning of the 5th century C.E., only lasting around 10 centuries, the fall of the medieval ages were noted as the 13th century. To others the fall was either in the 14th or 15th century, also known as the beginning of the renaissance period. During its central period, it had already largely increased and established its growth in its economic, territorial expansion, agricultural, and its development of institutions. By the end of the medieval period it had a foundation of an organized political, cultural, social, and economical structure. New forms of political

After his success over the city, he went to further gain other territories. He was then captured by a Muslim leader. After the ransom that freed him, he spent his 4 years negotiating possibilities for another crusade. An opportunity was giving to him when Muslim troops advanced into Syria but his plan for the siege of Syria was soon diverted for his brother sake. Asking his brother to crusade at Tunisia, King louis did so. Before reaching, King Louis became weak due to his sickness. Passing away shortly after reaching into Tunis. He died in foreign soil in the year of 1276. Godfrey crusade was the first ever crusade to occur in the hope to save the holy land. Godfrey then fought many more sieges, while holding off Egyptian attacks, and creating Muslim alliances. His role in the siege of Antioch was the fall of his rule and death of his life. He was stricken in the chest by an arrow in the siege of Acres. Godfrey also died in a foreign land in an attempt to have a successful crusade. This is a similarity because King Louis and Godfrey were knight crusader’s. They fought in crusades to avenge and fully repel Muslims from the holy land. Both also died in foreign lands during an attempted crusade. In the end, they were honor for their services to the Roman Catholic or Christian