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The 8 pages that link to Godfrey of Bouillon, each with the reason it gives.

• CrusadesRelated: His rule exemplified the new Latin power established after Jerusalem's capture.

• First CrusadeRelated: He led forces in the final campaign and became the first Latin ruler in Jerusalem.

• Kingdom of JerusalemRelated: He established the new regime while declining the title of king.

• Siege of Jerusalem (1099)Related: He commanded forces in the assault and became the city’s first Frankish ruler.

• Baldwin I of JerusalemRelated: Godfrey was Baldwin's brother and predecessor in Jerusalem.

• Jerusalem DeliveredBroader topic: Tasso makes Godfrey the unifying leader of the poem’s crusading army.

• Peter the HermitCompared with: His princely army contrasts with Peter’s less organized popular following.

• Battle of AscalonRelated: He commanded a major contingent in the victory at Ascalon.