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Daimbert, Archbishop of Pisa

Type Figure Region Pisa Time c. 1040–1105 Also known as 比萨的戴姆伯特、Daimbert of Pisa、Dagobert of Pisa

Daimbert of Pisa (c. 1040–1105), Archbishop of Pisa, was chosen as Patriarch of Jerusalem (Latin Patriarch) after the First Crusade captured Jerusale…

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  1. c. 1088–1099Pisa · PisaDuring Daimbert's tenure as Archbishop of Pisa, the city as a maritime republic actively engaged in Mediterranean trade and military expeditions; he forged links between the city's church interests and the crusading cause.
  2. 1099Jerusalem · JerusalemWhen the crusaders besieged and captured Jerusalem in 1099, Daimbert arrived with the Pisan fleet and army, taking part in religious ceremonies in the Holy Land and negotiations over the division of power after the battle.
  3. 1099–1101Jerusalem · JerusalemElected Patriarch of Jerusalem in 1099, he sought to place the churches of the Holy Land under his jurisdiction and influence the secular government, clashing with Regent Godfrey of Bouillon and his successors; between 1100 and 1101 he was marginalized and ultimately forced to leave the Holy Land.

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