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The 13 pages that link to People's Crusade, each with the reason it gives.

• CrusadesBroader topic: Its defeat shows the dangers faced by poorly organized early crusading forces.

• First CrusadeBroader topic: It shows how popular preaching sent an expedition east before the nobles’ armies were assembled.

• Pope Urban IIBroader topic: It shows how quickly Urban’s call spread beyond organized aristocratic forces.

• Siege of Jerusalem (1099)Related: Its destruction preceded the main crusader armies’ campaign toward Jerusalem.

• Council of ClermontCompared with: It followed the call but differed from the organized armies led by nobles.

• Siege of AntiochRelated: Its defeat preceded the main armies’ arrival and exposed the dangers of the route east.

• Fulcher of ChartresRelated: Its fate forms part of the expedition’s early history in Fulcher’s narrative.

• Godfrey of BouillonCompared with: Its failure contrasts with the princely expedition Godfrey led.

• Siege of NicaeaRelated: Its defeat preceded the organized crusading armies that later besieged Nicaea.

• Crusade of 1101Related: Its survivors joined the 1101 expeditions, carrying forward an earlier defeat by Seljuk forces.

• Kilij Arslan IRelated: Kilij Arslan defeated its forces at Civetot after they raided around Nicaea.

• Peter the HermitBroader topic: Peter led this early expedition, whose rapid collapse exposed the dangers of an unsupplied popular movement.

• Battle of AscalonRelated: It formed part of the broader crusading movement from which the 1099 campaign emerged.