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The 12 pages that link to Siege of Antioch, each with the reason it gives.

• First CrusadeBroader topic: The siege tested the expedition’s supply, alliances, and endurance before its advance toward Jerusalem.

• Alexios I KomnenosBroader topic: Alexios’s failure to reach the crusaders before the city fell deepened distrust between Byzantines and western leaders.

• Bohemond I of AntiochBroader topic: Bohemond secured the insider’s arrangement that enabled the crusaders to enter the city.

• Siege of Jerusalem (1099)Related: The costly victory delayed the crusaders before their march south to Jerusalem.

• Principality of AntiochBroader topic: The city’s capture in 1098 established the territorial base of the principality.

• Fulcher of ChartresBroader topic: The siege marks a major episode in the campaign Fulcher chronicled.

• Godfrey of BouillonBroader topic: Godfrey’s forces endured the campaign’s defining crisis before advancing south.

• Siege of NicaeaRelated: The armies that left Nicaea later faced a longer and more precarious siege at Antioch.

• Raymond IV of ToulouseRelated: Raymond commanded troops during the crusaders’ struggle to take Antioch.

• Battle of HarranCompared with: Antioch’s capture strengthened the Crusader presence that later confronted Seljuk power at Harran.

• Peter the HermitBroader topic: Peter was among the crusaders at Antioch, where he briefly left the besieging army.

• Battle of AscalonRelated: The campaign’s hardships shaped the army that later marched to Jerusalem and Ascalon.