Success
Truce
Truce noun - A temporary stopping of fighting.
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Their remarkable early success was reversed when their foolhardy attempt to capture Cairo in July of 1221 failed, resulting in an eight-year truce with the Egyptians.
Source: Useful Notes / The Crusades - According to the original T2 bios, their father died between the first and second game, of seemingly natural causes, while requesting on his deathbed for them to stop their rivalry without success (save one instance in Anna's T2 ending, where they make a truce while visiting his grave).
Source: Fanon / Video Games
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