Maimonides may have served as this man's physician, and one story claims that this man was unable to afford a funeral because of excessive charitable giving.
Maimonides may have served as this man's physician, and one story claims that this man was unable to afford a funeral because of excessive charitable giving. He lost nine tenths of his army at the battle of Montgisard, and was on his way to fight his nominal overlord, the son of Imad Zengi, when the latter died. This signer of the treaty of Arsuf unsuccessfully besieged Tyre twice and was defeated at Arsuf by Richard I, but personally executed Raynald de Chatillon after his most famous victory. The Founder of the Ayyubid Caliphate, FTP identify this victor of the battle of Hattin, who reconquered Jerusalem and became famous in the west for his chivalry.
Maimonides may have served as this man's physician, and one story claims that this man was unable to afford a funeral because of excessive charitable giving.
{Saladin} or {Salah al-Din}