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Imperial Army, 3rd Crusade, by Mark Benton
Frederick Barbarossa, western Roman Emperor, King of the Romans, King of
Burgundy, nominally the King of Italy
Frederick von Hohenstaufen, duke of Swabia
Markward von Anweiler, Imperial Marshal
Markward von Neuenburg, Imperial Chamberlian
Rupert, count of Nassau and his kinsmen, Count Walram
Henry, count of Dietz
Hermann II von Katzenellenbogen, bishop of Munster
Rudolph von Zahringen, bishop-prince of Liege
Gottfried Ivon Spitzenberg-Helfenstein, bishop of Wuzburg
Diepold von Berg, bishop of Passau
Conrad, bishop of Regensburg
Heinrich I von Horburg, bishop-prince of Basel
Martin, bishop of Meisen
Arno von Altena, bishop of Osnabruck and count of Altena
Archbishop of Tarentaise
Pierre de Brizey, bishop-count of Toul
Abbot Isenric of Admont
Berthold, duke of Dalmatia and Meran (Croatia), margrave of Istria
Berthold, margrave of Vohburg
Hermann von Zahringen, margrave of Baden
Florent III, count of Holland
Heinrich I von Sayn, count of Sayn
Walram von Sponheim, count of Sponheim
Heinrich II von Arnsberg, count of Cuyk and Arnsberg (Low Countries)
Dietrich von Wied, count of Wied
Adolf V von Berg, count of Berg
Simon II von Saarbrucken, count of Saarbrucken
Henry I de Bar, count of Bar-le-Duc
Count of Abenberg
Poppo VI von Henneberg, count of Henneberg
Heinrich von Altenberg, count of Altenberg
From Swabia
Frederick I von Ottingen, count of Ottingen
Count of Kyburg
Count of Dillingen
Count of Nimburg
Count of Vohringen
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From Bavaria
Count of Dollnstein
Count of Liebenau
Count of Dornberg
Werner II von Bolanden, count of Falkenstein
From Saxony
Adolf, count of Schaumburg and Holstein
Maurice, count of Oldenburg
Wildbrand II, count of Hallermund
Count of Woltigerode
From the Duchy of Brabant
Henry I de Louvain, duke of Lothier and Brabant
Thierry IV de Cleves, count of Cleves
Othon II de Trazegnies, baron of Trazegnies
Othon von Wassemberg, count of Guelder and Zutphen
Burggrave of Magdeburg
Frederick von Berg, vogt (advocate) of Metz
Estimation of forces
Knights- 4,200
Junkers, Ministriales, Sergeants, and other heavy cavalry- 17,000
Foot sergeants (Swabian swordsmen, Burgundian spearmen, Lowland archers) -
perhaps as many as 50,000
Non-combatants and support troops- 10,000
Those that joined later
Conrad Otto, duke of Bohemia and Moravia
Godfrey, duke of Lower Lorraine
Henry III, duke of Limburg and his son eldest son and heir Waleran
Otto II von Henneberg, bishop-prince of Speyer
Rogier de Waurin, bishop-count of Cambrai
Louis von Thuringen, landgrave of Thuringia
Leopold von Babenburg, duke of Austria and Styria
Perhaps as many as 800 knights, 3,400 other cavalry, and 12,000 infantry
The best we have are probably the notes from Pietro della Vigna (unless there is some Italian source I'm not aware of), who are not that detailed.