Ceremony of patriarch Daimbert by the Jordan with Godfrey, Bohemond & Baldwin

Summary:
Soon after Christmas, the newly installed patriarch Daimbert asked Godfrey and his army to meet Bohemond and Baldwin at the river Jordan, where Christ was baptised. They did so, bathed in the river, took their leave, and Bohemond and Baldwin made their way home via Tiberias, Banyas, Baalbek, Tortosa and Laodikeia. As there was little food, Baldwin hurried on to Edessa 
Dates:
1100 beginning 
Baldwin of Boulogne, Baldwin I, king of Jerusalem (Baldwin 51)
  • After Christmas, he attended a ceremony organised by Daimbert 4001 for Godfrey 51 and Bohemond 61, who arranged to meet, with Godfrey's army, at the Jordan, where Christ was baptised; they bathed, then took their leave of each other (:) Albert of Aachen VII.8
  • He set out northwards with Bohemond 61 from Jerusalem via Tiberias, Banyas, Baalbek (also called Palmyra [incorrect], where he saved the day in a skirmish), Tortosa, Laodikeia (where they found Raymond 61) and Antioch, Bohemond's destination; as there was no food, they hurried to Edessa (:) Fulcher of Chartres 1.34.1-7
Bohemond of Taranto (Bohemond 61)
  • After Christmas, he attended a ceremony organised by Daimbert 4001 for Godfrey 51 and Baldwin 51, who arranged to meet, with Godfrey's army, at the Jordan, where Christ was baptised; they bathed, then took their leave of each other (:) Albert of Aachen VII.8
  • He set out northwards with Baldwin 51 from Jerusalem via Tiberias, Banyas, Baalbek (also called Palmyra [incorrect], where there was a skirmish), Tortosa, Laodikeia (where they found Raymond 61) and Antioch; he continued to reign there for six months before he was captured (January 2, 1100:secunda die) Fulcher of Chartres 1.34.1-7
Daimbert, archbishop of Pisa, Latin patriarch of Jerusalem (Daimbert 4001)
  • He was consecrated by Robert 26101, celebrated Christmas, then asked Godfrey 51 and his army, Bohemond 61 and Baldwin 51 to arrange to meet at the Jordan, where Christ was baptised; they bathed, then took their leave of each other (:) Albert of Aachen VII.8
Godfrey of Bouillon, duke of Lower Lorraine, first Latin ruler of Jerusalem (Godfrey 51)
  • After Christmas, he was asked by Daimbert 4001, Bohemond 61 and Baldwin 51 to arrange to meet, with his army, at the Jordan, where Christ was baptised; they bathed, then took their leave of each other (:) Albert of Aachen VII.8
  • He went down with Daimbert 4001 and the visiting leaders to the Jordan; they took their leave, and he remained in power in Jerusalem (:) Fulcher of Chartres 1.23.20-21
Raymond of Saint-Gilles, count of Toulouse (Raymond 61)
  • He was at Laodikeia when Bohemond 61 and Baldwin 51 left for Jerusalem, and he was still there when they passed Laodikeia on the way home (:) Fulcher of Chartres 1.34.7