- 26083 In 1188, the
Ayyubid Sultanate led by
Saladin attacked the
castle of
Bourzey castle held by the Prin****lity of Antioch,
Saladin captured the castle...
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Bourzey castle, also
known as
Mirza castle (Arabic: قلعة ميرزا), is
located at the
border of
Syria coastal mountains and Ghab valley, 25 km away from...
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Laodicea and
Sahyun Castle in July 1188 and the
sieges of al-Shughur and
Bourzey Castle in
August 1188
further solidified Saladin's gains. The
siege of...
- not
large enough or
possessed siege engines.
Saladin granted Sahyun and
Bourzey to one of his emirs,
Mankawar (also
known as "Mankurus ibn Khumartigin")...
- of
Laodicea (1188)
Siege of
Sahyun Castle Siege of al-Shughur
Siege of
Bourzey Castle Siege of
Safed (1188)
Third Crusade Siege of Acre
Battle of Arsuf...
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Hattin 2nd
Jerusalem 3rd Tyre 2nd
Belvoir Castle Laodicea Sahyun Al-Shughur
Bourzey Safed Third Crusade 4th Acre
Philomelion Iconium 1st
Arsuf 1st
Jaffa Period...
- 34°44′40″N 36°02′33″E / 34.74444°N 36.04250°E / 34.74444; 36.04250
Baniyas Bourzey castle Burj al-Sabi, near Adimeh, 35°09′14″N 35°55′39″E / 35.15389°N...
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Hattin 2nd
Jerusalem 3rd Tyre 2nd
Belvoir Castle Laodicea Sahyun Al-Shughur
Bourzey Safed Third Crusade 4th Acre
Philomelion Iconium 1st
Arsuf 1st
Jaffa Period...
- the city of Hama. Al
Qubays –
medieval castle Apamea – Graeco-Roman city
Bourzey castle –
Byzantine castle Masyaf Castle –
medieval castle Shmemis – Ayyubid...
- Colbert,
finance minister to King
Louis XIV. Jean Chapelain,
Amable de
Bourzeys, and
Jacques C****agne (the King's librarian) were also appointed.[citation...
