Qalansawe

Qalansawe is a metropolis in the Central District of Israel part of the Triangle. From the 9th century and till the Crusader times, Qalansawe become a forestall at the Cairo-Damascus road, among Lajjun and Ramla. During the Crusader period, the village changed into referred to as Calanson, Calansue, Calanzon or Kalensue. In 1128, it turned into given to the Hospitallers by using the knight Godfrey of Flujeac. Yaqut wrote that Qalansawe, Castle of the Plans, of the Crusaders, changed into a castle close to Ramle. He provides that "some of the Omayyads were slain there." Remnants of a crusader fortress stay nowadays.

It remained in Hospitallers arms except for 1187–1191 until Baybars took it in 1265. However, in the course of this period the lord of Caesarea appears to have retained overlordship. In 1265, after the Mamluks had defeated the Crusaders, Qalansawe turned into cited some of the estates which Sultan Baibars granted his followers. It became divided similarly among two of his emirs: 'Izz al-Din Aidamur al-Halabi al-Salihi and Shams al-Din Sunqur al-Rumi al-Salihi.