دور المؤسسة الكنسية في تمويل الحملات الصليبية خلال الفترة (488-648 هـ/1095-1250م)
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The Role of the Church in Financing the Crusades during the Period (488-648 AH/ 1095-1250AD)
The religious discourse is considered as one of the most important elements that supported the Crusades campaigns in the Islamic East in 487 AH / 1095 CE. The Church funded the Crusaders throughout their existence in various ways and methods. This funding was shared between the Western and Eastern Churches. The way the church financed and supported the Crusaders varied from one campaign to another, as this support was dependent on the size of the gains that the church expects from this funding. The church's search for financial resources to support it and support the Crusades eventually resulted in the creation of military organizations in which a companation happened between the personality of the monk and the knight who was fighting alongside the Crusader soldiers with self-financing resulting from the great economic powers that these organizations reached for.
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