Özet:

The first and most important defeat of the Crusaders was the first and most important defeat of the Crusaders after the death of Nûreddîn Mahmûd Zengî. According to the sources, Selâhaddin, who was too confident in himself, had abandoned the caution against the Crusaders, allowing their soldiers to disperse too much in the Crusaders for the robbery. The King of Jerusalem IV, which was thus concerned about protecting his land and his people. The Muslims who were disrupted as a result of Baudouin's sudden pressure, hardly returned to Egypt due to hunger, thirst, bad weather conditions and the attacks of the Bedevis. In this study, the defeat of Salâhaddin Eyyûbî in Remle and those under it were studied.