- Beit
Jibrin was used for the
first time,
followed by the Crusaders'
Bethgibelin,
given to a
Frankish colony established around a
Hospitaller castle....
-
allowed the
Hospitallers to
manage one of them in 1136, the
castle of
Bethgibelin. This
castle also
allowed them to
defend the
pilgrim route between Jaffa...
- Beit Jibrin. It was
later the site of a
Frankish (Crusader) colony,
Bethgibelin,
before being reconquered by the
Muslims and
returning to its Arabic...
-
After the battle, the
Hospitaller castles of Belmont, Belvoir, and
Bethgibelin fell to
Muslim armies.
Following these losses, the
Order focused its...
- ****uming a more
militant role is
related to the
Crusader castle built at
Bethgibelin,
erected by Fulk of
Jerusalem in 1135 as part of a
string of fortifications...
- candidate,
Raymond of Poitiers,
marries Constance in Antioch. Fulk
gives Bethgibelin to the Hospitallers. The
grant shows the
militarization of the order...
- Betogabris, orBetogabri),
later Eleutheropolis, Beit/Bait/Bayt Jibrin,
Bethgibelin, and
currently Beit
Guvrin National Park and
Kibbutz Beit Guvrin. Beit...
- (c.630 - 1948 CE) in
Arabic during the
Early Muslim and
later periods Bethgibelin, Beit Gibelin, Bersabea, Gybelin,
Ybelin Hospitaliorum (royal castle...
-
transcribed as Beit
Gubrin (or Guvrin). The
Crusaders referred to it as
Bethgibelin or
simply Gibelin. Its
Arabic name Beit
Jibrin ("house of the powerful")...
-
insects and disease. In 1136, at the time of the Crusades, the
fortress of
Bethgibelin and ten
villages in the area
around Hebron were
granted to the Order...
