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Crusade cycle
The Crusade cycle is an Old French cycle of ''chansons de geste'' concerning the First Crusade and its aftermath.
==History==
The cycle contains a number of initially unrelated texts, collated into interconnected narratives by later redactors. None of the poems in the cycle survive independently, and the thirteen separate collections are all organized in different orders with different texts. The manuscripts were all written between approximately 1350 and 1425, in northeastern France, probably in Picardy.
The original poem in the cycle was the ''Chanson d'Antioche'', which is the basis for the "historical" section of the cycle. The original ''Chanson d'Antioche'' is lost, but it was edited in the 12th century by Graindor de Douai, who also edited the ''Chanson de Jérusalem'', and possibly wrote the ''Chanson des Chétifs'' himself. These three ''chansons'' form the basis for the rest of the cycle, and are more historically oriented than the Romances that grew up around them.
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