Society/familiar ties reasons for going on 1st Crusade

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What social reason might people have wanted to go on 1st Crusade for?

Social status - people coming back from 1st crusade after Ascalon seen as heroes.

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Major figures

Family ties pressured some: Godfrey and Baldwin were brothers - Stephen and Robert were brothers-in-law - Bohemond was Tancred's uncle.

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Bernard + Odo

brothers who went on crusade together

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Urban II's concerns

Implied that too many people were going on the Crusade, because he said monks shouldn't go w/o Bishop's permission, and young men shouldn't go w/o wives' permission

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Count Raymond of Saint-Gilles and Adhémar of Le Puy

Their friendship and connection made them both decide to go

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Ages of crusaders

Included nearly all ages, with Tancred being 20 and Raymond being 59

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Feudal system

Vassals may have felt pressure to follow their feudal lords due to obligations of military service for land and patronage.

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Stephen of Blois

Social pressure shown by Stephen of Blois, who was shamed (largely by his wife) into returning after abandoning the crusade at Antioch.

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But doesn't explain everyone

Family links don't explain everyone - there still needs to be a reason

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But not all knights followed lords

Not all knights could or had to follow their feudal lord—this was an different venture.

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But many resisted pressure

Many were able to resist social or feudal pressure if it existed.