الأمير بهاء الدين قراقوش و دوره في تثبيت أركان حكم السلطان صلاح الدين الأيوبي (509-597 ه 1116-1201 م)‎

Abstract EN

This study discussed The reign of Sultan Saladin depended on a group of great princes, such as Prince Baha Al-Din Qaraqush and Sultan Issa al-Hakkari who played a special rule in the inauguration of Sultan Salah Al-Din to be the Egypt's successor after his uncle Assad Al-Din Shirkuh.

Sultan Salah Al-Din was just 32 years old.

At the beginning of his reign, he entrusted prince Qaraqush with the task of administering the Fatimid palace, which was a source of inconvenience to the Sultan.

The people of the palace were not satisfied with the Sultan's appointment in the ministry.

Sultan Qaraqush was able to manage the palace successfully and terminating this footnote very calmly.

Perhaps this success of prince Qaraqush in his first mission encouraged the Sultan to assign more missions to him.

The task of building the mountain castle was the first task after his success in eliminating the Fatimid rule in Egypt.

The Prince moved to Acre to protect the city from the Crusades.

But the long Crusader's siege that besieged the city and the continued bombardment of the city forced prince Qaraqosh to seek reconciliation and deliver the city to save the people trapped in the city.