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Jesus, the Christian savior, was born in Nazareth, just north of Judea. this region was ruled by what empire?

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Answer is none of those it's Nazareth

Explanation:

In 1099, the Crusader Tancred captured Galilee and established his capital in Nazareth. He was the ruler of the Principality of Galilee, which was established, at least in name, in 1099, as a vassal of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Later, in 1115, Nazareth was created as a seigneury within the principality.

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