1225 in the crusades

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This page includes the Crusades events that occurred in 1225:
January 25: Philip of Antioch, king of Armenia, is dethroned and imprisoned.
9 November: The marriage of Emperor Frederick II with Isabelle II, Queen of Jerusalem.
29 November: The Council of Bourges began to deal with the Cathar question.
According to a traditional chronology, Othon de la Roche, Duke of Athens, would have left his duchy by entrusting him to his nephew (in reality his son) Guy de La Roche; recent authors question this assertion, which is based on no historical record.
the Teutonic order begins to intervene in the Baltic Crusades.
Henri is crowned king of Cyprus.

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Chronology of the Crusades