1189–1191 Egyptian siege of Acre. It began on 28 August 1189 in what is now Israel and lasted until 12 July 1191 (about 2 years). The setting was Acre. It was part of Third Crusade. Those involved included the Kingdom of England, the Kingdom of France, the Kingdom of Jerusalem and Knights Templar.
Before and after
- c. 1187Origins of Stockholm
- from 1187 to 1833Construction of Alcobaça Monastery
- from 20 September 1187 to 2 October 1187Conquest of Jerusalem
- from 1189 to 1192Third Crusade
- from 28 August 1189 to 12 July 1191Siege of Acre
- c. 1191Origins of Bern
- 7 September 1191Battle of Arsuf
- 1193Origins of Chernobyl
- 4 March 1193Death of Saladin
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The era
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