Siege of Antioch (51 BC)

Siege of Antioch (Crusaders & Byzantine Empire vs Seljuk Empire & Emirate of Antioch & Emirate of Damascus & Emirate of Homs & Sultanate of Aleppo & Emirate of Mosul & Various other Arab or Turkish Emirates) took place in 51 BC during Roman–Parthian Wars.

Battle facts

• Year: 51 BC
• Era: Classical
• Conflict: Roman–Parthian Wars
• Side A: Crusaders, Byzantine Empire
• Side B: Seljuk Empire, Emirate of Antioch, Emirate of Damascus, Emirate of Homs, Sultanate of Aleppo, Emirate of Mosul, Various other Arab or Turkish Emirates
• Commanders (A): Bohemond of Taranto, Raymond IV of Toulouse, Adhemar of Le Puy, Godfrey of Bouillon, Robert II of Normandy
• Commanders (B): Yağısıyan, Duqaq, Toghtekin, Janah ad-Dawla, Fakhr al-Mulk Radwan
• Casualties: Heavy Thousands died of starvation, disease or in battle Nearly all the horses (Crusaders & Byzantine Empire), Heavy Entire garrison slain Every relief force destroyed and routed (side B)
• Outcome: Crusader victory
• Coordinates: 36.205°, 36.181°

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Sources

Wikipedia article on Siege of Antioch · Wikidata entry