Fulcher of Chartres (“SHAR-truh”) chronicled one of these events which ended with the Battle of Ascalon. (10[1])Peter the Hermit and Walter Sans Avoir (10[2])led a so-called “People’s” (10[1])one (10[1])of these (10[1])events. (10[4])After (10[1])participating in these events, Bohemond of Taranto and Godfrey of Bouillon (“bwee-YOHN”) established states which became known as “Outremer” (“oo-truh-MAIR”). In 1095, one of these events (10[1])was announced at the Council of Clermont in a speech by Pope Urban II. The Knights Templar regularly took part in these events, the third of which saw conflict between Richard I of England and the Ayyubid sultan Saladin. For 10 points, what holy wars were fought by Christians across Europe and most famously in the Holy Land? ■END■