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c. 1120
 
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The troubadours of Provence develop a new form of love poetry in French, introducing courtly love       
1120
 
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The White Ship strikes a rock off the Cherbourg peninsula drowning William the Aetheling, heir to the English throne       
1120
 
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The Knights Templar are founded, to protect pilgrims from the Muslims on the journey to Jerusalem      
c. 1130
 
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A popular French poem, the Chanson de Roland, turns a minor disaster in one of Charlemagne's campaigns into a tale of epic heroism      
c. 1130
 
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The full flowering of the Romanesque style is seen in the nave of the abbey church at Vézelay, in France       
Vezelay
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1132
 
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Work begins on the exquisite palace chapel in Palermo, built for the Norman kings of Sicily       
Capella Palatina, Christ Pantocrator
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1135
 
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On the death of Henry I, his nephew Stephen moves quickly to keep Henry's daughter Matilda off the English throne        
c. 1136
 
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Walter FitzAlan takes a post as steward with the Scottish king, thus establishing the Stewart family and later dynasty      
1138
 
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Conrad III, of the Hohenstaufen family, is elected German king - a title which remains in the family for more than a century, bringing with it that of Holy Roman emperor       
1139
 
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Pope Innocent III and the second Lateran council outlaw the crossbow as a weapon causing unacceptable devastation