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zengi and the seizure of edessa
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who was he the governor of
sunni governor of Mosul
who was his children
sayf and nur ad din
what was zengi trying to spread himself as a leader of
jihad
what did he do between 1127 and 1146
he carved out a large principality in syria and northern iraq
when did zengi take control of aleppo
1128
when does zengi take possession of hamah
1130
when were the christian fortresses around aleppo captured by zengi
1135
when is homs taken from the damascenes
1138
what were limits to his power
the damascene turks
the artuqid turks of diyr bakr
the seljuk turks
the franks
the byzantines
how did the seljuk turks of anatolia limit his power
they were a block to the spread of his influence of the north west of his territory
where was zengi especially threatened by the christians
tripoli
what was the seizure of edessa triggered by
due to an alliance between Count Joscelin II of Edessa and the Artuqids of Diyr Bakr
what meant that edessa was vulnerable to attack
in late 1144, joscelin II had responded to a request for help from the Artuqid Qara Aslan which meant that edessa was vulnerable to attack
what chance did this give zengi
to weaken the artuqids through the removal of an ally and also to restore his reputation as a jihad
when did zengi seize control of ba’albek from a fellow muslim ruler
1139, he took many prisioners as well
why had his actions at Ba’albek damaged zengis popularity
he executed the prisioners instead of releasing them
what shows that the franks posed a serious threat to zengis territory
when he first came to power in the 1120s, cities like aleppo and shaizar had only recently stopped the payment of tribute to the franks - showing how susceptible these cities were if the franks were allowed to retain or increase their strength
when did the siege of edessa begin
late november 1144
when was the citadel captured
26 december