• Research dataset cover: European nobles who died on the first four crusades, 37 rows, 8 columns, 1096 to 1205, in CSV, XLSX, JSON and README
  • What is in the file: the first seven rows of the crusader nobility deaths table, with the columns year of death, name, title and origin, and a note that the set holds 37 rows and 8 columns
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Crusader nobility deaths, 1096-1205 (Research dataset: CSV, XLSX, JSON)

Crusader nobility deaths, 1096-1205 (Research dataset: CSV, XLSX, JSON)

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Every count, duke, earl and banneret lord known to have died between taking the cross and coming home, classified by what the chronicles actually say killed him.

Every row cites a place in the source it rests on — a chapter, a page, an archive reference. The edition carries the complete table as CSV, as an Excel workbook with a frozen header and a filter, and as JSON with a schema, plus a README with the method, the exclusions, the disputed cases and a source register listing the citation for every single row.

37 rows, 8 columns, edition v1.

  • crusader-nobility-deaths-v1.csv
  • crusader-nobility-deaths-v1.xlsx
  • crusader-nobility-deaths-v1.json
  • README.md
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