Amalric has chosen to govern his two…
1198 CE
Amalric has chosen to govern his two domains separately and to regard himself as merely Jerusalem's regent, and in Acre, he proves to be an excellent administrator.
As titular king of Jerusalem, Amalric is able to make peace with his Muslim neighbors, thanks to the struggle that had taken place among them after Saladin's death in 1193.
He also deals wisely with Saladin's brother, al-'Adil of Egypt.
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