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The 18 pages that link to Third Crusade, each with the reason it gives.

• CrusadesBroader topic: It recovered coastal territory but left Jerusalem under Muslim rule.

• Teutonic OrderNarrower topic: The order emerged amid the crusading campaigns that brought Western Christians to the eastern Mediterranean.

• Kingdom of JerusalemRelated: It restored parts of the kingdom’s coast but not Jerusalem.

• SaladinRelated: The crusade tested Saladin’s ability to defend his conquests against major European armies.

• Philip II of FranceRelated: Philip joined the crusade with Richard I before returning to pursue interests in France.

• Richard I of EnglandNarrower topic: Richard’s best-known military expedition, where he won victories but failed to retake Jerusalem.

• Battle of HattinNarrower topic: The fall of Jerusalem after Hattin prompted this major counter-campaign.

• Second CrusadeBroader topic: The Second Crusade's failure preceded later efforts to recover Jerusalem and defend the eastern states.

• Frederick BarbarossaBroader topic: Frederick led a major German force on this campaign and died en route.

• Siege of Jerusalem (1187)Related: The city’s fall was the central impetus for this crusade.

• Kingdom of CyprusNarrower topic: The crusade's fleet and campaign brought Richard to Cyprus.

• Battle of ArsufNarrower topic: Arsuf was a major engagement in Richard’s effort to secure the Levantine coast.

• Siege of Acre (1189–1191)Narrower topic: The siege was the Third Crusade’s major early campaign in the eastern Mediterranean.

• Guy of LusignanNarrower topic: Guy’s military career after Hattin unfolded within this campaign.

• Siege of Acre (1189–1191)Narrower topic: The siege became the crusade’s first major operation in the eastern Mediterranean.

• Battle of MontgisardRelated: Saladin’s later victories, rather than Montgisard, prompted this major response.

• Hermann von SalzaNarrower topic: The order’s founding tradition and early service grew from the crusading world shaped by this expedition.

• Crusade of 1197Compared with: Unlike the Third Crusade, this expedition began after the main effort to retake Jerusalem had ended.