Bertrand, Raymond IV's illegitimate son, claims two-thirds…
1110 CE
Bertrand, Raymond IV's illegitimate son, claims two-thirds of Tripoli for himself, with the other third falling to the Genoans.
Thus Tripoli becomes a crusader state; the rest of the Mediterranean coast had already fallen to the crusaders or will pass to them within the next few years, with the capture of Sidon in 1111 and Tyre in 1124.
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