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Zardana (Arabic: زردنا, also
spelled Zerdana or Zirdana) is a
village in
northwestern Syria,
administratively part of
Idlib Governorate. The
village lies...
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received Zardana from Roger,
probably after the
crusaders occupied the
fortress in 1111.
Located to the east of the
Orontes River,
Zardana was one of...
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William of
Zardana, also
known as
William of
Saone (died in 1132 or 1133), was a
powerful baron who held Balatanos,
Saone and
Zardana in the Prin****lity...
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crusader troops and
marched against the
Muslims as far as Tell
Danith near
Zardana. The
crusaders and the
united armies of
Toghtekin and
Ilghazi clashed in...
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Beatrice of Saone, the
widow of the
wealthy Antiochene baron,
William of
Zardana. She gave
birth to at
least two
daughters and a son
surviving to adulthood:...
- frontier.
Zengi inflicted major defeats against Antioch,
capturing Atharib,
Zardana, Tell Aghdi, Ma’arat al-Nu’man, Ma’arrat
Misrin and Ka****ab. He captured...
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Edessa in the
absence of her
spouse in 1150. Her
first husband,
William of
Zardana, died in 1132 or 1133,
leaving her in the
possession of the
fortress of...
- the last lord, Matthew, in 1188.
Robert the
Leper (d. 1119)
William of
Zardana (1119–1132) Like Jerusalem,
Antioch had its
share of
great offices, including...
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prepared to
retreat to the
stronghold of Hab, c. 25
kilometers southwest of
Zardana. On the
morning of
August 14,
Baldwin carefully arranged the
Frankish army...
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Northern March Hugh III of Le Puiset,
French nobleman and
crusader William of
Zardana (or Saône),
French nobleman (or 1133)
Steven Runciman (1952). A History...
