What were the terms of the truce reached by Richard I and Saladin?

The truce reached between Richard I of England and Saladin in 1192 effectively ended the Third Crusade. The terms allowed for Christian pilgrims to access Jerusalem while leaving the city under Muslim control. Additionally, a three-year peace was established, preventing hostilities between the two sides and permitting Richard to retain control over certain coastal cities. This agreement marked a significant yet temporary resolution to the ongoing conflict over the Holy Land.