Saleph River

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The Saleph River, historically located in present-day Turkey, is best known as the site where Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa drowned during the Third Crusade.

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Saleph River canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs Calicadnus
Göksu Nehri
linked to: Göksu River

Saleph
associatedWith Third Crusade
coordinateNote mouth near 36.3N 33.9E (approximate)
country Turkey
deathCause drowning in Saleph River
diedIn Saleph River
eventLocation drowning of Frederick I Barbarossa
flowsInto Mediterranean Sea
flowsThrough Cilicia
hasEvent drowning of Frederick I Barbarossa in Saleph River
hasHistoricalSignificance Crusader routes to the Holy Land
hasMouthNear Silifke
historicalNameOf Göksu River
historicalPeriod Middle Ages
knownFor death of Frederick I Barbarossa
locatedIn Anatolia
Mersin Province
present-day Turkey
mentionedIn medieval crusade chronicles
partOf Cilician plain
region southern Turkey
watercourseType mountain river

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Frederick I Barbarossa deathPlace Saleph River
Barbarossa diedIn Saleph River
Frederick I Barbarossa diedIn Saleph River
subject linked to: Saleph River