Fighting in the Languedoc largely halts over…

March 1210 CE

Fighting in the Languedoc largely halts over the winter of 1209-1210, but fresh crusaders arrive.

Bram is captured in March 1210, after a three-day siege siege.

Montfort takes revenge on the resisters by cutting off the top lip of all his prisoners and gouging out the eyes of all but one.

For the last, he gouges out only one eye so that he can lead the others out of the town to the château of Lastours.

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Folquet de Marselha View → Peter II of Aragon View → Pope Innocent III View → Raymond VI View → Raymond-Roger View → Simon IV de Montfort View →

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