The Battle of Hattin, 1187 - Saladin vs. Crusaders - full documentary
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Documentary video dealing with the Battle of Hattin, in which the Knights Templar and a crusader army led by Guy of Lusignan faced off against Saladin in 1187.
excellent documentary! I’m in a history class right now and have been trying to get my head around all the intricacies surrounding the battle of Hattin and you’ve helped tremendously. Thank you!
Great!
The heathen raged because a certain Scholar by the name of J Stephens kept putting out classic content. What a foolish way to have these Knights killed.The Knights Hospitaller t shirt is awesome, would like to know ypur thoughts on maybe a Cross of St John cross shirt as well?
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@Tomas Garza
It happened during the second crusade, this loss is what prompted the third crusade (1189 - 1192).
@Tomas Garza It didn't happen during any crusade. The Second Crusade took place 1147-49. The Battle of Hattin took place in 1187. The Third Crusade began as a response to Hattin, and lasted from 1189-1192.
@@RealCrusadesHistory
Thx for the correction I always imagined the Crusades were consecutive without gaps in between.
Everything was going really well for the Crusaders and the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Even against Saladins numerically and powerful muslim Armies. But, when the foolish act at Hattin totally wiped out the Christian Field Army in one great swoop the Kingdom was unable to recover. Only Crusader Guards were left to defend the fortifications as there was no reserves or reinforcements anymore anywhere and in turn Saladin was able to take out every city town and fort and lay siege without even worrying about any counter attacks or relief forces.
Your vids are like watching a movie. Outstanding narration.
You know it's bad when the army doesn't trust the king 🙏👍👍🇺🇸
11:44
Band of brothers. They didnt trust the leader.. so they did little mutiny before going to war
It was bad when Guy de Lusignan, a newcomer into Outremer, didn´t hear his barons, who after generations living in that land knew what was possible and necessary.
What was that grandmaster thinking? Decisive action is one thing, but who would think it's a good idea to march an army-many of whom would have been wearing metal armor- through a desert to fight an army?
He was the turncoat himself imo
We think Count Raymond was only thinking of the good of the Kingdom when he said "Sacrifice Tiberius to save Jerusalem" not letting personal feelings for the wife get in the way of his duty.
But what if the plot twist was his wife was a huge spender who was driving him into debt and he was tired of her always comparing him to other Lords she could have married? So when Saladin arrives at Tiberius he was like, _"Oh no.....what ever shall I do?"_
So he could get rid of a nagging wife and still look like the brave loyal soldier willing to do what it took for the good of the Realm
Its bs. Up to Hattin, Saladin was unable any of major major Latin castle (only Vadum Jacob that was unfinished and then after an earthquake) - so the lady in Tiberias Castle, one of the biggest, was quite safe.
@@jorgejustice This wasn't an arranged married. It was her second or third and she had the right to choose her husband. They actually loved each other and made a formidable pair. Her children inherited the land so it wasn't about that (she had four sons).
Excellent Historical Presentation
If the Crusader Armies had not foolishly marched out to fight at Hattin in the heat of summer with no water source, they wouldn't have lost their army and left Jerusalem undefended. It was a horrible strategy, one that Balwin IV would never have made. They were never able to retake Jerusalem back until they negotiated a treaty in early 13th century to occupy Jerusalem.
Awesome video. You really should do a video about the Northern Iberian Order of Santiago (Camino del Santiago). Seems like content that’s right up your ally.
Great leader saladin
Supreme Leader Salahuddin!
I love your content my friend but this one may be too painful for me to watch.
Jeremiah17v9 - why is that?
The knights were defeated by extreme thirst due to various water sources being blocked from the crusader forces.
Edwin Grove Wow, never thought of that. Good perspective to have
Why is it painful to watch??
Not to worry the crusaders ate dismantling the Middle East in Present day only iran is left
I love this channel.
Gerard was a traitor
Fantastic, I greatly enjoyed this. Thankyou!!!!!
15:36 pictured Richard The Lionheart with his short handled mace. With his armor and chain-mail he ignored the sword blades against him as he hammered his way through the opposition.
Bailan was in the battle field or he was in Jerusalem?
Both.
@@RealCrusadesHistory then why it is not shown in Kingdom of heaven?
Kingdom of Heaven is filled with historical errors.
Ok
I love these videos. At least here in america where I live the history of the crusades is not taught and I love to learn about history
Great doc!
Nice vids keep it up👍🏻💪
Fantastic video thank you. Just a question for anyone who can answer this. Does anyone know any of the names of the four knights who turned their cloaks before the battle?
as they are reprehensible, they should not be named. They are the four "no-names" neither worthy of name nor recognition. Call them traitors and be done with them.
@@DiamondCutter423 too soon? Cmon, brah, its been 1000 years
What would happen in at battle of hattin if Kingdom of Jerusalem won and beat saladin?
Guy was so dumb! If only Richard had showed up in time for this battle!
🤩 WOOOOW! AWESOME VIDEO! Thank you so much for it! I'm so fascinated by the amazing knights that lived in the tweveth and thirteen centuries that I'm compiling all about them. I'm even in the middle of writing a novel. I hope it doesn't bother you I added some of your videos. If it does, please let me know. Thank you again, you're fabulous!
How old are you
Great video.
Saladin was an awesome leader and fantastic tactician. His kindness and mercy was apparent in the years that followed this victory. Would have been awesome to meet these people back then.
Good video.
Dude yes thank u I found a channel that has a surplus of medieval content came from Kong’s and generals 👌🏽
Richard the lion heart. Sad they stopped teaching about him in American schools.
Thank You Age of Empires 2
Watched Kingdom of Heaven the other day... Is that movie regarding this?
Did you watch the extended director's cut? Way better than the theatrical release!
Unbiased good
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Guy was a pestilence
This is so sad
They are murderers , they got what they deserved
@@watheqjawarneh2919 🤡
Why sad??? it's glorious it's fabulous
This Guy guy 🤦♂️
First?
Yes
@@danielr1843 first time first, for any video. Happy it's for this channel