Devestating them

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Every single crusader was either killed or taken prisoner. The battle of hatin was so harsh it stopped the Christian world from keep on going for many many years

Snd it was Why the muslims could Then reconquer Jerusalem without any problems

As usual, the britbongs got the last laugh

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I believe that it eas the king of the franks (remind me if I’m wrong) who after the battle Basically condemned his whole army to death because he indirectly told saladin to fuck off <:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868>

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Saladin offered water, which is an old custom In the middle East that the person would show mercy on the other side, he had not allowed nobles or kings killed etc. But the king of franks gave the water away to someone else

I think that doesn't sound right

So Saladin cut his head off

Ah yeah after the battle of Hattin

Yes

Not exactly like that

After the battle

but similaar

rey throws away the light saber

Luke CATCHES the light saber

and then flips off Rian Johnson

actual scene

It was the King of Jerusalem, and Raynald of Chatillon

Ahhh right! Thanks mate

Muh space fantasy

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I knew it was some king But I Forgot which <:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868>

Raynald of Chatillon started the war because he kept raiding Saracen caravans even killing Saladin's sister

thus breaking the fragile truce

yos

Saladin crushed the crusader army at Hattin, and captured both the leaders, he offered water with ice to Guy (King of Jerusalem) and once finished passed the remaining water to Raynold, to which Saladin struck the cup to the floor as Raynold didn't deserve it

He then executed him but spared Guy's life saying that Kings shouldn't kill each other

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@MountainMan Have you played Age of Empires II?

No I have never

I imagined, there is an entire campaign devoted to Saladin

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based? based

It's told from the perspective of a captured Frankish knight who becomes Saladin's servant and scribe

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