Gerard de Ridefort - Revision history

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	'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – ~~4 October~~ 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.		{{Character Infobox
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			'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.

	Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.		Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.<ref name="ACE">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>

	When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master beheaded.		When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Jerusalem\|Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master beheaded.<ref name="ACE" />

	Gérard's demise would result in a delayed election for his successor while the Templars debated the merits of selecting a Grand Master who served on the front lines. In the interim, [[Basilisk]] would pose as the order's ''de facto'' leader until [[Robert de Sablé]]'s ascendance in 1191.		Gérard's demise would result in a delayed election for his successor while the Templars debated the merits of selecting a Grand Master who served on the front lines. In the interim, [[Basilisk]] would pose as the order's ''de facto'' leader until [[Robert de Sablé]]'s ascendance in 1191.<ref name="ACE" />

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''		{{Reflist}}

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	'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – 4 October 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.		'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – 4 October 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.

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	'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – 4 October 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.		'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – 4 October 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.

	Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[~~Salāḥ ad-Dīn\|~~Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.		Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.

	When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master beheaded.		When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master beheaded.

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	Gérard's demise would result in a delayed election for his successor while the Templars debated the merits of selecting a Grand Master who served on the front lines. In the interim, [[Basilisk]] would pose as the order's ''de facto'' leader until [[Robert de Sablé]]'s ascendance in 1191.		Gérard's demise would result in a delayed election for his successor while the Templars debated the merits of selecting a Grand Master who served on the front lines. In the interim, [[Basilisk]] would pose as the order's ''de facto'' leader until [[Robert de Sablé]]'s ascendance in 1191.

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''

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	Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[Salāḥ ad-Dīn\|Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.		Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[Salāḥ ad-Dīn\|Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.

	When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master ~~Templar~~ beheaded.		When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master beheaded.

	Gérard's demise would result in a delayed election for his successor while the Templars debated the merits of selecting a Grand Master who served on the front lines. In the interim, [[Basilisk]] would pose as the order's ''de facto'' leader until [[Robert de Sablé]]'s ascendance in 1191.		Gérard's demise would result in a delayed election for his successor while the Templars debated the merits of selecting a Grand Master who served on the front lines. In the interim, [[Basilisk]] would pose as the order's ''de facto'' leader until [[Robert de Sablé]]'s ascendance in 1191.

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	'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – 4 October 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.		'''Gérard de Ridefort''' (c. 1140 – 4 October 1189) was a {{Wiki\|Flanders\|Flemish}} [[Crusaders\|crusader]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] from 1184 until his death.

	Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[~~Salāḥ ad-Dīn\|~~Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.		Upon the death of {{Wiki\|Baldwin V of Jerusalem\|King Baldwin V of Jerusalem}}, a succession dispute arose between [[Guy of Lusignan]], husband of Baldwin's heiress {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Queen Sibylla}}, and [[Raymond III, Count of Tripoli\|Count Raymond III of Tripoli]], who had served as regent for Baldwin V and his {{Wiki\|Baldwin IV of Jerusalem\|predecessor}}. Gérard, harboring animosity towards Raymond, supported Guy, and renewed the war between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and [[Saladin]] of the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]] against Raymond's wishes.

	When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master beheaded.		When Saladin assaulted {{wiki\|Tiberias}} in July 1187 in the hopes of baiting the Crusaders into a battle on an open field, Gérard urged Guy to march out from Acre to rescue Tiberias, spurning Raymond's suggestion it was a trap. Their forces were subsequently lured into the [[Battle of Hattin]], which was decisively won by the [[Saracens]] and sealed the fall of the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]. Captured after the battle alongside Guy, Gérard was able to secure his release, only to be taken prisoner again at the [[Siege of Acre]] in 1189. This time, Saladin showed no mercy and had the Grand Master beheaded.