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Name: Ayyubid campaign against the crusaders (1247)

Type: Event

Start: 1247 AD

End: 1247 AD

Parent: Crusades

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Was a military campaign of the Ayyubids that led to the conquest of important cities controlled by the Crusader states, like Ascalon.

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  • June 1247: Ayyubids occupies Tiberias.
  • June 1247: Mount Tabor and Belvoir surrendered to Ayyub's troops.
  • October 1247: In 1247, the Ayyubid Dynasty, led by the Egyptian sultan As-Salih Ayyub, captured the city of Ascalon from the Crusaders.

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