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	In 1187, the Saracen forces of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, delivered a critical blow against the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]] and the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] at the [[Battle of Hattin]]. Building on this momentum, the Saracens swiftly wrestled almost the entirety of the Holy Land from the Christians, including the capital of Jerusalem itself, a holy city for both factions. By 1189, the only major city still in Christian possession was [[Tyre]], which successfully defended itself against a massive Saracen invasion.		In 1187, the Saracen forces of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, delivered a critical blow against the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]] and the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] at the [[Battle of Hattin]]. Building on this momentum, the Saracens swiftly wrestled almost the entirety of the Holy Land from the Christians, including the capital of Jerusalem itself, a holy city for both factions. By 1189, the only major city still in Christian possession was [[Tyre]], which successfully defended itself against a massive Saracen invasion.

	Shortly afterwards, in 1189, the Christian Europeans launched the Third Crusade in the hopes of retaking Jerusalem. The Crusaders managed to seize the harbor city of [[Acre]] after a protracted siege that defined the majority of the war. However, the Saracens under Saladin were able to retain most of the Levant, with the cities of [[Damascus]] and Jerusalem acting as major strongholds. Though they would suffer a decisive defeat at the hands of King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]] of [[England]] at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and {{Wiki\|Battle of Jaffa}}, the war would end with Jerusalem, the main target of the Crusaders, still resting in their hands.		Shortly afterwards, in 1189, the Christian Europeans launched the Third Crusade in the hopes of retaking Jerusalem. The Crusaders managed to seize the harbor city of [[Acre]] after a protracted siege that defined the majority of the war. However, the Saracens under Saladin were able to retain most of the Levant, with the cities of [[Damascus]] and Jerusalem acting as major strongholds. Though they would suffer a decisive defeat at the hands of King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]] of [[England]] at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and {{Wiki\|Battle of Jaffa (1192)\|Battle of Jaffa}}, the war would end with Jerusalem, the main target of the Crusaders, still resting in their hands.

	==Military==		==Military==

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	'''Saracens''' was a term employed by [[Christianity\|Christian]] [[Europe]]ans whose meaning evolved throughout the centuries, but which ultimately came to refer to the [[Islam\|Muslim]] {{wiki~~\|Arab people~~\|Arabs}} during the Middle Ages. Most notably, it described the Islamic armies who fought against the [[Crusaders]] in the [[Crusades]].		'''Saracens''' was a term employed by [[Christianity\|Christian]] [[Europe]]ans whose meaning evolved throughout the centuries, but which ultimately came to refer to the [[Islam\|Muslim]] {{wiki\|Arabs}} during the Middle Ages. Most notably, it described the Islamic armies who fought against the [[Crusaders]] in the [[Crusades]].

	During the [[Third Crusade]], they were led by the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] Sultan of [[Egypt]] and [[Syria]], [[Saladin]], who defended the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]] from the Christian forces seeking to retake [[Jerusalem]].		During the [[Third Crusade]], they were led by the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] Sultan of [[Egypt]] and [[Syria]], [[Saladin]], who defended the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]] from the Christian forces seeking to retake [[Jerusalem]].

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	{{Era\|Organizations}}{{WP-REAL\|Saracen}}		{{Era\|Organizations}}{{WP-REAL\|Saracen}}
	{{Faction Infobox		{{Faction Infobox
	\|image = ~~Saracencrest~~.~~svg~~		\|image = AC1 Flags Saracen.png
	\|locations = [[Acre]]<br>[[Alep]]<br>[[Damascus]]<br>[[Jerusalem]]		\|locations = [[Acre]]<br>[[Alep]]<br>[[Damascus]]<br>[[Jerusalem]]
	\|religion = [[Islam]]		\|religion = [[Islam]]
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	AC1 Saracen Sergeant.png\|A Saracen sergeant		AC1 Saracen Sergeant.png\|A Saracen sergeant
	AC1 Saracen Captain.png\|A Saracen commander		AC1 Saracen Captain.png\|A Saracen commander
	~~AC1 Flags Saracen.png\|Saracen flag~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	Saracen soldiers.jpg\|Concept art of Saracen soldiers		Saracen soldiers.jpg\|Concept art of Saracen soldiers
	AC1 Saracen Soldier.png\|A common Saracen soldier		AC1 Saracen Soldier.png\|A common Saracen soldier
	AC1 Saracen Sergeant.png\|A Saracen sergeant		AC1 Saracen Sergeant.png\|A Saracen sergeant
	AC1 Saracen Captain.png\|A Saracen commander		AC1 Saracen Captain.png\|A Saracen commander
	~~AssassinsCreed KeeperOfTheCrescent~~.~~jpg~~\|Saracen flag		AC1 Flags Saracen.png\|Saracen flag
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	In 1176, in the midst of Saladin's conquests of the [[Levant]], the Saracens under his command launched a campaign into the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in the hopes of unseating the leader of the [[Assassins]], [[Al Mualim]], who had previously ordered two attempts on Saladin's life. The invasion proved to be a brief affair, as the [[Siege of Masyaf\|first attack]] against [[Masyaf]] was withdrawn when the [[Master Assassin]] [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]] frightened Saladin into enacting a peace treaty by sneaking into his tent in the middle of the night and planting a warning message.<ref name="TheSecretCrusade">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'' – Chapter 2</ref>		In 1176, in the midst of Saladin's conquests of the [[Levant]], the Saracens under his command launched a campaign into the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in the hopes of unseating the leader of the [[Assassins]], [[Al Mualim]], who had previously ordered two attempts on Saladin's life. The invasion proved to be a brief affair, as the [[Siege of Masyaf\|first attack]] against [[Masyaf]] was withdrawn when the [[Master Assassin]] [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]] frightened Saladin into enacting a peace treaty by sneaking into his tent in the middle of the night and planting a warning message.<ref name="TheSecretCrusade">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'' – Chapter 2</ref>

	In 1187, the Saracen forces of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, delivered a critical blow against the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kingdom of Jerusalem}} and the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] at the [[Battle of Hattin]]. Building on this momentum, the Saracens swiftly wrestled almost the entirety of the Holy Land from the Christians, including the capital of Jerusalem itself, a holy city for both factions. By 1189, the only major city still in Christian possession was [[Tyre]], which successfully defended itself against a massive Saracen invasion.		In 1187, the Saracen forces of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, delivered a critical blow against the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]] and the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] at the [[Battle of Hattin]]. Building on this momentum, the Saracens swiftly wrestled almost the entirety of the Holy Land from the Christians, including the capital of Jerusalem itself, a holy city for both factions. By 1189, the only major city still in Christian possession was [[Tyre]], which successfully defended itself against a massive Saracen invasion.

	Shortly afterwards, in 1189, the Christian Europeans launched the Third Crusade in the hopes of retaking Jerusalem. The Crusaders managed to seize the harbor city of [[Acre]] after a protracted siege that defined the majority of the war. However, the Saracens under Saladin were able to retain most of the Levant, with the cities of [[Damascus]] and Jerusalem acting as major strongholds. Though they would suffer a decisive defeat at the hands of King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]] of [[England]] at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and {{Wiki\|Battle of Jaffa}}, the war would end with Jerusalem, the main target of the Crusaders, still resting in their hands.		Shortly afterwards, in 1189, the Christian Europeans launched the Third Crusade in the hopes of retaking Jerusalem. The Crusaders managed to seize the harbor city of [[Acre]] after a protracted siege that defined the majority of the war. However, the Saracens under Saladin were able to retain most of the Levant, with the cities of [[Damascus]] and Jerusalem acting as major strongholds. Though they would suffer a decisive defeat at the hands of King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]] of [[England]] at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and {{Wiki\|Battle of Jaffa}}, the war would end with Jerusalem, the main target of the Crusaders, still resting in their hands.

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	'''Saracens''' was a term employed by [[Christianity\|Christian]] [[Europe]]ans whose meaning evolved throughout the centuries, but which ultimately came to refer to the [[Islam\|Muslim]] {{wiki\|Arab people\|Arabs}} during the Middle Ages. Most notably, it described the Islamic armies who fought against the [[Crusaders]] in the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Crusades}}.		'''Saracens''' was a term employed by [[Christianity\|Christian]] [[Europe]]ans whose meaning evolved throughout the centuries, but which ultimately came to refer to the [[Islam\|Muslim]] {{wiki\|Arab people\|Arabs}} during the Middle Ages. Most notably, it described the Islamic armies who fought against the [[Crusaders]] in the [[Crusades]].

	During the [[Third Crusade]], they were led by the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] Sultan of [[Egypt]] and [[Syria]], [[Saladin]], who defended the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]] from the Christian forces seeking to retake [[Jerusalem]].		During the [[Third Crusade]], they were led by the [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] Sultan of [[Egypt]] and [[Syria]], [[Saladin]], who defended the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]] from the Christian forces seeking to retake [[Jerusalem]].

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{Mdat}}

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	In 1176, in the midst of Saladin's conquests of the [[Levant]], the Saracens under his command launched a campaign into the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in the hopes of unseating the leader of the [[Assassins]], [[Al Mualim]], who had previously ordered two attempts on Saladin's life. The invasion proved to be a brief affair, as the [[Siege of Masyaf\|first attack]] against [[Masyaf]] was withdrawn when the [[Master Assassin]] [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]] frightened Saladin into enacting a peace treaty by sneaking into his tent in the middle of the night and planting a warning message.<ref name="TheSecretCrusade">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'' – Chapter 2</ref>		In 1176, in the midst of Saladin's conquests of the [[Levant]], the Saracens under his command launched a campaign into the [[An-Nusayriyah Mountains]] in the hopes of unseating the leader of the [[Assassins]], [[Al Mualim]], who had previously ordered two attempts on Saladin's life. The invasion proved to be a brief affair, as the [[Siege of Masyaf\|first attack]] against [[Masyaf]] was withdrawn when the [[Master Assassin]] [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]] frightened Saladin into enacting a peace treaty by sneaking into his tent in the middle of the night and planting a warning message.<ref name="TheSecretCrusade">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'' – Chapter 2</ref>

	In 1187, the Saracen forces of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, delivered a critical blow against the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kingdom of Jerusalem}} and the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] at the [[Battle of Hattin]]. Building on this momentum, the Saracens swiftly wrestled almost the entirety of the Holy Land from the Christians, including the capital of Jerusalem itself, a holy city for both factions. By 1189, the only major city still in Christian possession was [[Tyre]], which successfully defended itself against a massive Saracen invasion.		In 1187, the Saracen forces of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, delivered a critical blow against the [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]] and the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] at the [[Battle of Hattin]]. Building on this momentum, the Saracens swiftly wrestled almost the entirety of the Holy Land from the Christians, including the capital of Jerusalem itself, a holy city for both factions. By 1189, the only major city still in Christian possession was [[Tyre]], which successfully defended itself against a massive Saracen invasion.

	Shortly afterwards, in 1189, the Christian Europeans launched the Third Crusade in the hopes of retaking Jerusalem. The Crusaders managed to seize the harbor city of [[Acre]] after a protracted siege that defined the majority of the war. However, the Saracens under Saladin were able to retain most of the Levant, with the cities of [[Damascus]] and Jerusalem acting as major strongholds. Though they would suffer a decisive defeat at the hands of King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]] of [[England]] at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and {{Wiki\|Battle of Jaffa}}, the war would end with Jerusalem, the main target of the Crusaders, still resting in their hands.		Shortly afterwards, in 1189, the Christian Europeans launched the Third Crusade in the hopes of retaking Jerusalem. The Crusaders managed to seize the harbor city of [[Acre]] after a protracted siege that defined the majority of the war. However, the Saracens under Saladin were able to retain most of the Levant, with the cities of [[Damascus]] and Jerusalem acting as major strongholds. Though they would suffer a decisive defeat at the hands of King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]] of [[England]] at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and {{Wiki\|Battle of Jaffa}}, the war would end with Jerusalem, the main target of the Crusaders, still resting in their hands.