David,
It is a good point that you stated that new methods were developed to generate revenue to pay for the crusades also strengthened the power of the monarchs. In all the crusades helped propel Europe to an advanced state of cultural development. As I mentioned earlier, when we take a look at the Ancient Greek and the Early Roman soldiers, we will see that they had a concept of having heavy infantry that they believed that the heavy infantry would always win. Therefore, the Knights just copied some of the armored weapons of the earlier civilizations, and added a horse in the warfare, and this copy and paste stuff continued during the medieval period by the Crusaders and their helpers, such as traders and logistic supporters, it was a social
It is a good point that you stated that new methods were developed to generate revenue to pay for the crusades also strengthened the power of the monarchs. In all the crusades helped propel Europe to an advanced state of cultural development. As I mentioned earlier, when we take a look at the Ancient Greek and the Early Roman soldiers, we will see that they had a concept of having heavy infantry that they believed that the heavy infantry would always win. Therefore, the Knights just copied some of the armored weapons of the earlier civilizations, and added a horse in the warfare, and this copy and paste stuff continued during the medieval period by the Crusaders and their helpers, such as traders and logistic supporters, it was a social