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The most common causes of this issue are: Eliminate factions: Kingdom of Jerusalem.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Hold 25 regions, including: Cairo (30 turns), Constantinople (10 turns), Jerusalem (10 turns), Krak de Chevaliers (10 turns), Acre (10 turns). Eliminate factions: Kingdom of Jerusalem. Lacks heavy infantry, particularly in the late period. Relies on powerful cavalry, particularly the Mamluks. Egypt’s enemies will face a good all round army that contains elite heavy cavalry in the form of the Khassaki and devastating ranged units such as the Sibyan al-Khass.

Alternatively an alliance with the Turks would also have the Crusaders facing a united Muslim front whilst allowing Egypt to expand westward and northwards in peace for a short while.

The winner of that struggle will in effect inherit the strongest Muslim empire in western Syria as well as the duty of defending the western Islamic world from the Frankish Crusaders.Įgypt must defeat Nur ad- Din as soon as possible to avoid fighting both the Crusaders and Nur ad-Din at the same time. It seems inevitable that Salah al-Din will have to face the wrath of his former master in the north sooner or later. Salah al-Din has revitalised Egypt’s military and economy making Egypt the growing power in the Middle East. With its new ruler at the helm, Egypt grows from strength to strength. Originally sent by his master, Nur ad-Din, to govern Egypt in his name, the ambitious Salah al-Din soon set about creating his own powerbase on the Nile. Until recently Egypt had been the centre of the Fatmid Empire, however Egypt’s former rulers grew weak and were eventually deposed by a cunning Kurdish general by the name of Salah al-Din.