2.3.4 Richard's decision to attack Sicily and Cyprus

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Why did Richard I attack Messina in Sicily in 1190

To force Count Tancred of Lecce to pay his sister’s dowry, which Tancred had refused to hand over

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What was the outcome of Richard’s attack on Messina

Richard captured the city and extorted 40,000 ounces of gold from Tancred to fund the crusade

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Why did Richard invade Cyprus in 1191

Because 3 of his ships went missing and their crews were imprisoned by Isaac Comnenus, the island’s ruler

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What did Richard do with Cyprus after conquering it

He sold it to the Templars for 100,000 bezants, gaining further funds for the crusade