Certainty: 3 Baldwin of Edessa demanded aid from Baldwin I outside Beirut against a Turkish siege Certainty: 3
1111
Certainty: 2 Huge but unsuccessful attack by Sharaf al-Din Mawdud on the county of Antioch Certainty: 2
1115
Certainty: 2 Tughtakin of Damascus helped forge a coalition against Bursuq Certainty: 2
1119
Certainty: 2 Ilghazi attacked the principality of Antioch Certainty: 2
Certainty: 3 Preliminary skirmishing & reconnaissance before the battle of the Field of Blood Certainty: 3
Certainty: 2 Battle of the Field of Blood (general factoids) Certainty: 2
Certainty: 3 Roger of Antioch & most of his forces killed at the Field of Blood Certainty: 3
Certainty: 3 Developments before the arrival of Baldwin II Certainty: 3
Certainty: 3 Baldwin II & Pons of Tripoli arrived in Antioch to stabilise the situation after death of Roger Certainty: 3
Certainty: 3 Second battle of Danith: no victory to either side Certainty: 3
Certainty: 2 The fate of Christian prisoners in Aleppo Certainty: 2
1121
Certainty: 3 Defeat by David IV of Georgia of a massive Muslim invasion led by Ilghazi Certainty: 3
1122
Certainty: 2 Joscelin went to protect Antioch from Ilghazi; but the latter died before any battle
Zerdana, which had been slighted by Ilghazi in the campaign of the second battle of Danith, was rebuilt by Baldwin II, as regent of Antioch. Ilghazi, after disaster in Armenia, gathered another army and returned to reconquer Zerdana, which was defended by Joscelin of Edessa, who, on the advice of the patriarch Bernard of Valence led the armies of Antioch and Edessa to Sarmada. Baldwin was also summoned north to assist. But before fighting could begin, Ilghazi had an attack of apoplexy or some similar debilitating condition, and had to break off the siege of Zerdana. Despite attempts to conceal the malady, he died on his litter