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1129. XI secolo · XII secolo · XIII secolo. Anni 1100 · Anni 1110 · Anni 1120 · Anni 1130 · Anni 1140. 1125 · 1126 · 1127 · 1128 · 1129 · 1130 · 1131 · 1132 · 1133. Il 1129 (MCXXIX in numeri romani) è un anno del XII secolo . 1129 negli altri calendari. Calendario gregoriano.
- Categoria:Eventi del 1129
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- Categoria:Eventi del 1129
Year 1129 ( MCXXIX) was a common year starting on Tuesday (link will display the full calendar) of the Julian calendar . Events. By place. Europe. April 14 – Following the Capetian tradition, King Louis VI ( the Fat) has his eldest son Philip crowned as co-ruler of France at Rheims Cathedral.
- Planning
- Campaign
- List of Participants
Diplomacy
Baldwin II launched raids into Damascene territory in 1125 and 1126. These convinced him that he needed outside support to take the city. For this purpose he sent three embassies to western Europe in 1127–1128. Steven Runciman argued that the death of Ṭughtigin, emir of Damascus, on 11 February 1128 caused Baldwin to plan another attempt on Damascus, but the evidence that an embassy had already been sent in 1127 suggests that the decision had already been made.Neither did Baldwin campaign in...
Recruitment
The recruitment of the crusade was unique. It was undertaken entirely by Baldwin II's agents, principally Hugh of Payns. There is no evidence of preaching. The only previous expedition recruited in this way was the Crusade of 1107, which was recruited in France by its leader, Bohemond I of Antioch, who had papal approval. No subsequent crusade was recruited by men sent from the crusader states but rather by European preachers. It is unknown how many crusaders Hugh recruited in Europe. Both Ch...
Banyas
Fulk sailed in early or mid-April and arrived in the Kingdom of Jerusalem in late May 1129. He seems to have delayed his departure for about a year in order to allow Hugh of Payns time to recruit an army, since it was safest and most efficient for the entire European army to travel together. His marriage to Melisende took place in Jerusalem before the campaign against Damascus,which did not set out until October. Winter campaigns were unusual and the Damascus campaign is often seen as delayed...
Damascus
In October, the combined crusader army marched to within six miles of Damascus. They set up camp near the Wooden Bridge (Jisr al-Khashab) at Dārayyā southwest of the city. According to William of Tyre, the goal was to take Damascus either by assault or by siege. The emir of Damascus set up camp facing the crusaders.The main sources, William of Tyre and Ibn al-Ḳalānisī, agree that the crusaders got no closer to Damascus than this, but Ibn al-Athīr suggests that some sort of siege was in fact b...
Jonathan Riley-Smith lists nine other probable or possible crusaders, including at least one German, Berthold, lord of Sperberseck[de].
- October-December 1129
- Vicinity of Damascus
Con guerra bizantino-ungherese del 1127-1129 ci si riferisce al conflitto combattuto tra l' impero bizantino e il regno d'Ungheria in quel triennio. Indice. 1 Periodizzazione. 2 Antefatti. 3 Svolgimento del conflitto. 4 Note. 5 Bibliografia. 5.1 Fonti primarie. 5.2 Fonti secondarie. Periodizzazione.
29 gennaio - Minamoto no Toshiyori, poeta giapponese (n. 1055) 17 febbraio - Thoros I d'Armenia, sovrano. 4 marzo - Ruperto di Deutz, scrittore belga. 1º aprile - Celso di Armagh, arcivescovo cattolico irlandese (n. 1080) 16 agosto - Raoul de la Futaie, monaco cristiano francese. 21 novembre - Nigel d'Aubigny, nobile normanno.
L’art. 1129, comma 14, c.c., come è noto, prescrive, in particolare, che “l’amministratore, all’atto dell’accettazione della nomina e del suo rinnovo, deve specificare analiticamente, a pena di nullità della nomina stessa, l’importo dovuto a titolo di compenso per l’attività svolta”.
