The Saladin’s conquest of Jerusalem in 1187 differ from the crusaders’ conquest in 1099 because he exiled all Christians from Jerusalem and closed all the churches.
<h3>What was Saladin’s conquest of Jerusalem? </h3>
During the conquest, Heraclius approach the Sultan to request the release of several hundred people but made no payment for anyone else. Instead, he left the city with wagons loaded with gold chalices and other treasures from the holy churches while Muslim feudal lords were claiming their share of slaves and greedily chaining people as their properties.
However, Saladin remained true to his word, the city was taken bloodlessly, though at the price of 15,000 people - 7,000 men and 8,000 women - being enslaved. Saladin himself entered the city on Friday, 2 October and show the Muslim world that he was following in the footsteps of their ancestors.
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