They were massacred by the Turks when they got to the Anatolian Peninsula. But eventually, the pope was able to organize a more formal, what eventually gets called First Crusade. And once again, it surpasses the pope's expectations and far surpasses Alexios, the Byzantine emperor's expectations, and is even a little bit frightening to him, where you have on the order of 100,000 soldiers coming from Western Europe, taking these various routes by both land and by sea. And in 1099, they are eventually able to take Jerusalem from the Muslims. And both in their taking of Antioch and Jerusalem, most historical accounts say that it was quite bloody, with significant chunks of the cities being massacred. This is a later image of what it might have looked like when they conquered Jerusalem. And from that time period, through most of the 12th century, they maintain control of the Holy Land.