The Crusades, 1095–1291
Crusades maps by year
15 historical maps of The Crusades, 1095–1291, one for each turning point: who controlled what, and what changed since the map before.
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The Crusades
1095
THE EVE OF THE CRUSADE
1099
THE FOUR STATES APPEAR
1144
EDESSA FALLS TO ZENGI
1153
ASCALON — THE PEAK OF OUTREMER
1171
SALADIN ENDS FATIMID EGYPT
1187
HATTIN — THE KINGDOM COLLAPSES
1192
THE TREATY COAST
1204
THE LATIN EMPIRE OVER BYZANTIUM
1212
LAS NAVAS — IBERIA SHIFTS
1229
FREDERICK’S JERUSALEM, BY TREATY
1244
JERUSALEM LOST FOR GOOD
1250
THE MAMLUKS SEIZE EGYPT
1261
BYZANTIUM RESTORED
1271
AFTER BAIBARS — ANTIOCH GONE, KRAK FALLEN
1291
ACRE FALLS — OUTREMER ENDS
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