Are crusaders good people and what are crusaders?

The crusaders themselves were unjust, because they took the initiative to attack other countries, which in today's words is aggression Any army in history that has aggressive behavior is unjust For example, do you say that the Eight-Nation Alliance, the British and French Alliance, and the Japanese Invasion Army that invaded China are good people?

If they win, they are good people, and if they lose, they are bad people.

They're just tools, tools for expansion.

The Crusades can be regarded as relatively large religious wars, and legend has it that angels once intervened. In the end, it was gone.

The winner is king, and the loser is the loser.

The soldiers of the modern God (the Crusaders) are good people.

Crusaders were troops established for religious wars.

You can't talk about good guys and bad guys.

Villain! Do bad things in the name of justice and kill in the name of love.

There are only two kinds of war, just and unjust. Japan's invasion of China is unjust, and even if you are fighting under the banner of God, Allah, Buddha, and the Jade Emperor, China's organization of resistance is just, defending the homeland and defending the country.

Do you look at the crusader war right or wrong? Think about the situation of the US military in Iraq, it is like lifting a stone to shoot yourself on the head...

To put it simply, the Crusaders were aggressors cloaked in the cloak of sacredness, and like the devils, they invaded China under the banner of "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity".

There are mistakes on both sides.

What would you do if your family's ancestral grave was enclosed in someone else's territory, and the other party still didn't let your family pay their respects?

The Pope is simply calling on people to retake the Holy Land, and the Pope is not a military commander.

I don't think it's just to take the initiative to attack.

Information on the Crusaders.

This question seems to be a question from a nursery class, is it a good person? Is it the bad guy? "Crusaders"The problem is more complicated, not so simple.

If the mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem is demolished today, rebuild the Temple. One can imagine what will happen to the world.

Therefore, the evaluation of history should be fair and objective.

What is a good guy and what is a bad guy?

Only the winners are the good guys.

The crusaders were founded to go to the East (Middle East) to plunder property

See for yourself.

Also, good guys and bad guys aren't so simple to evaluate.

The Crusaders were British. The crusade was the crusade of Britain, Germany, France and other countries, and was the army sent by European countries, especially the Czech Republic, Germany, Britain, France, Italy and other countries in Western Europe, under the call of the Roman Catholic Pope in the tenth century AD, who reached Egypt in North Africa and Palestine and Asia Minor in West Asia to burn, kill, loot, and rob wealth.

History:

The conscription of the Crusaders provoked an enthusiastic response from the European knights, partly because of their fierce faith, but also because the pope promised that anyone who died for holy war would be rewarded with atonement for the sins of the faith.

By 1097, an army of 30,000 pilgrims and denominations had crossed from Constantinople to Asia Minor. Despite the constant fighting among the leaders and the broken promises between the Crusaders and Byzantine supporters, the Crusades faltered. In the process, the Turks suffered heavy losses and were repulsed for hundreds of miles on the border of Asia Minor.

Crusaders, an army of Catholic soldiers who had participated in the Crusades. The purpose of the Crusades was to protect pilgrims and oppose jihadian expansion, as well as to save half-slaves and slaves from the Islamic states.

The Crusades were a series of well-known religious military campaigns waged by feudal lords and knights of Western Europe against the countries on the eastern shores of the Mediterranean.

At that time, Jerusalem, which was originally a holy place for the Roman Catholics, fell into the hands of Islam, and the Roman Catholic Church carried out many crusades in order to regain the lost territory. However, some crusades were directed against other heresies and heresies other than Catholicism, not Islam, such as the "Albigensian" crusaders who targeted the "puritan" heretics in southern France, and the "Northern Crusades", which were dominated by the Teutonic Knights, who targeted the Baltic multi-god heretics.

The Crusaders were an army of Catholic soldiers, and the soldiers who participated in the Crusades wore the cross emblem, hence the name Crusaders. The purpose of the Crusades was to protect the pilgrims and oppose jihadian expansion, as well as to save half-slaves and slaves from the Islamic states, and to plunder land and wealth.

An army of Catholic soldiers with a cross emblem that took part in the famous Crusades.

A theocratic army in Jerusalem, Renaissance, the Crusades.

It's a group of poor people in Europe, how rich the Islamic Empire was back then, there were spices everywhere, the Europeans were red-eyed, and in the name of recovering the Holy Land, they went to burn and loot the land of Islam, to give a chestnut, after the Crusaders occupied Jerusalem, they killed the local Jewish Muslims, and what was left behind was also heavily taxed. Later, Saladin took back Jerusalem and let the Crusaders go. And the Republic of Venice, a good friend of the Crusaders and a staunch supporter, received another ticket for the ship.