KnowraCrusader statesLinked fromLinked fromThe 50 pages that link to Crusader states, each with the reason it gives.All 50Broader topic 4Related 10Narrower topic 33Compared with 3Mamluk SultanateRelated: Mamluk campaigns dismantled the remaining mainland crusader strongholds.SaladinRelated: These states were Saladin’s principal regional rivals and the targets of his campaigns.Palestine (region)Related: The Kingdom of Jerusalem and related states governed parts of Palestine for periods in the Middle Ages.BaibarsRelated: Baibars’s repeated campaigns reduced their territory and weakened their position in the region.Caesarea MaritimaRelated: Crusader forces captured Caesarea and rebuilt parts of its fortifications.Fifth CrusadeRelated: The failed campaign left these states without the Egyptian strategic support its planners sought.Mongol invasions of SyriaRelated: Their leaders negotiated with Mongol forces and shaped the diplomatic setting of the campaigns.Gerard SassoRelated: The changing political setting complicates reconstruction of the hospital’s earliest years.Order of AssassinsRelated: The Syrian Nizaris negotiated and fought with neighboring Crusader rulers.Rashid ad-Din SinanRelated: Sinan’s community negotiated and fought amid these neighboring states.