Women's Untold Role in the Crusades Women played diverse roles in the Crusades (1095-1291), beyond traditional support. Noblewomen like Eleanor of Aquitaine joined as pilgrims and leaders, managing logistics and diplomacy. Some fought as warriors during the People's Crusade, while others served as nurses, camp followers, or regents ruling kingdoms in absent men's stead. Their contributions challenged gender norms and influenced medieval society. To watch our ful documentary on the First Crusade,

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