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According with web sources Yosef of Fustat, son of Exilarch Chizkiya IV, fled to Granada (1040), an independent Sultanate in Spain. Here he found refuge with Rabbi Yosef Ha-Naggid, whose ancestors had lived in Spain for several generations. He stayed with him until he was murdered at Granada (1066). Yosef then went north into Christian Spain, then on to France and Italy, and finally returned to the Middle East, and resided at Fustat (Cairo, Egypt).

The Yosef son, Pagano Ebriaci [the Hebrew], died in Pisa (c.1091-92).
The son of Pagano, Ugo I E(m)briaci (1077-1115) was a Genoese patrician.
The son of Ugo I, Ugo II Ebriaci (1108-1136) was a Pisa patrician.
I have the relatives of Ugo II Ebriaci untill XVI century.

In Pisa still exist a middle age city district named - Chizkiya - hub of islamic and hebrew merchants.

The Arab geographer Idrisi describes Pisa (half XII century), as a communication hub in the central centuries of the Middle Ages: "Pisa, a city of Rûm, its name is famous, its territory extended, and it has thriving markets and nice houses, spacious promenades and vast countryside, it is plentiful of orchards and gardens and uninterrupted sown fields. Its position is mighty, the memories of its feats are frightening, high are its fortalices, fertile are its lands, plentiful is its water, marvellous are its monuments. The people has many horses and ships, and is (always) ready to sea raids against other countries. The city is situated on a river that comes from a mountain near ankubardah (Langobardia). This river is wide and has mills and gardens on its banks" *Italy described in the “Book of King Roger” written by Edrisi, by M. AMARI e C. SCHIAPARELLI, Rome 1883, p. 85. Cfr. S. DEL LUNGO, Bahr ‘as Shâm. Muslim Presence in Central and Northern Tyrrhenian Sea in High Middle Ages, Oxford 2000, p. 91.

Ebriaci is modified into E(m)briaci [from Embria=drunken] by their relative genoese Spinola family because they did not like to have a Sephardi Jews relative in the late 15th century.
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/185598/Embriaci-Family

In Pisa Ebriaci family is known also "da Parlascio, [filii] Ebriaco".
The translation of "filii Ebriaco" is: the son of the Hebrew.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugo_da_Parlascio_Ebriaco

I am interested because Ugo II (1108-1136) Pagano Ebriaci or E(m)briaci da Vecchiano (Pisa, Italy) could be a relative of Yosef ben Shlomo ibn ʿAwkal.

Merchant House of Ibn 'Awkal are well known in Pisa.

My trace starts from an article on the genealogy of "Pagano Ebriaci da Parlascio", called "da Vecchiano", from Pisa and on their commercial interests in Outremer, reported in the volumes "Quel mar che terra inghirlanda" in memory of prof. Marco Tangheroni [M.Luisa Ceccarelli Lemut “Tra Pisa, la Sardegna e l’Oriente: i Da Parlascio o Ebriaci o Verchionesi (secoli XI-XIV)”] a reworking of a report presented in May 1987 at the XXII International Congress on Medieval Studies at the Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo (USA) and dedicated to the consular family of Pisa called Ebriaci (the Hebrew) or Da Vecchiano.

The Ebriaci from Pisa were a very very important family, linked to the history of the judicatures of Sardinia, the recapture of Balearic Islands to Islam at the beginning of the eleventh century, the preparation of the First Crusade and the application of the "laws of the Admiralty" in the frank fiefs in the Holy Land.
Ebriaci [the Hebrew of Pisa] source: Caravale, Mario [(ed). Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani: LVII Giulini – Gonzaga. Rome, 2001].

Historically could be very important to succeed in demostrating, based on reasonable historical informations, that the pisan Ebriaci or E(m)briaci family had an Jewish (essene) lineage.

The fact remains that no argument can be considered proven and reliable if it is not accompanied and supported by appropriate and sufficient evidences. A "gem" reported from an article of Sergio Costanzo on the magazine Hera is that the coat of arms of Chiusdino village (near Pisa) have a seals of Solomon and an Islamic crescent since in that country there was a certain concentration of Islamic and Jewish people. Moreover a seal of Solomon is painted on the tunic in a portrait of a christian saint: San Galgano from Chiusdino. The process of canonization of San Galgano seemed to have been staged to find and create a fideistic reference point in Tuscany. Galgano was painted with red hair. Pope Alexander III (Bandinelli from Siena) and Bernard of Clairvaux were the real actors of Galgano's story.

Thank you for any help.

This is a fascinating subject. I've read a bit, but not enough to really help. I'm looking forward to hearing more.

Ugo of Pagano, fili Ebriaco (son of the he few), da Parlascio, from Vecchiano (Pisa), is quoted:
• In the seize of the Balearic Islands in 1115 (from the Annali Pisani by Paolo Tronci (1829) and the Liber Maiolichinus de Gestis Pisanorum Illustribus (1117-1125) by Laurentius Veronensis or Venerosi);
• In the construction of the castle of Goceano in Sardinia between the kingdom of Logudoro and the one of Arborea against the expansion of the Muslims.
• In the bloodline of the Lacon Gunale family in the Kingdom of Sardinia. The wife of Gonario II Lacon Gunale (Torres 1113 - Clairvaux Abbey 1182), Maria (confirmed with her husband in a document of 1136), was the daughter of Ugo from Pisa: this is certified by two paragraphs of the chronicle of Bernard Maragone (Annales Pisani, edited by M. Wolf Dear, in Rer. Ital Script., 2nd ed., VI, 2);
• In the commercial and financial interests with the East and especially in Constantinople. An article by Lindsay Brook supports the lineage of Plantagenets from the Pagano Ebriaci of Pisa: "The Ebriaci of Pisa, Jewish ancestors of the Plantagents";
• Some authors indicate as a descendent from Tibaud (Ebriaci) de Pagan from Normandy, certificated from the census (Doomesday Book) of 1086;
• Lupello (de Pagan) “Ebriaci castra dominus", participated in the building of the Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Pere at Chartres in 930;
• Ugo I de Biblio (Jebail, current J'baïl) (1110-1136) was "filius Guillelmi Ebriaci (son of Guglielmo Ebriaci, called by Spinola family "Testadimaglio”, Mallet-head), Biblii quondam domini" .

Moreover the tenth novel from Boccaccio's Decameron still attests the presence of the family "Pagano da Mare" in Monaco in France in 1348. All the commentators of Boccaccio in fact recognize the name of the corsair "Paganin da Mare" as the diminutive of Pagano E(m)briaci, family of Genoa from which Princes Spinola descend.

It is also very strange that many famous Hughes are died in 1136:
• Hues de Payns from Troyes
• Hugo de Paganis from Nocera
• Ugo II di Pagano E(m)briaci de Biblio from Genoa
• Ugo II di Pagano Ebriaci da Vecchiano from Pisa

PAGANO (Ebriaci). The memories of this family are very old. In the solemn parliament in 1188, it was reported the participation of Barile and Matteo, as well as the brothers Sardo and Barisone, all with of this surname. Barile was the father of the latter, and not long afterwards, he died. Of what we have been informed by two documents just discovered by me, and certainly not devoid of historical interest, because they show us that two, not only one, brothers Ebriaci went to the Crusade. These documents go back to August 21st and 22nd, 1189. In the first of these acts Barisone gives a full mandate to his wife Ugolinella until his return from the Crusade, and the same is done by Sardo towards his wife Matilda, but with some differences. These two documents tell us more: that the Ebriaci had their homes, at that time, near the church of St. Simone al Parlascio, and that the houses had an important portico. In the thirteenth century, namely in 1253, Ebriaco was one of the citizens who had own obligations towards the nobles of Corvaja and Vallecchia, due to the compliance of the covenants signed with the latter by our Municipality. And when all obeyed to Guido da Montefeltro, Ciando son of Matteo lived other events (from Gaetani FRAGM . Hist. Pis . - Murat. SRI , XXIV. P . 665 ) .

I just tried this for fun, actially I'm quite surprised!

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her father → Josiah King of Judah
his father → Amon King of Judah
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his mother → Jehosheba bat Jehoram haMalech
her mother → Jehoram King of Judah
her father → Jehosaphat King of Judah
his father → Asa King of Judah
his father → Maachah .
his mother → Absalom .
her father → King David
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Kari Wenche Lian, I share your line!

But I think the part around Walderade de Sancy looks a bit shaky..... (as in "profile is blank"....)

I have not checked all profiles, -as I said, - this comes as a surprise!

Kari Wenche Lian
In Italy the term "Ebriaci" was reserved for the families of the Sephardi diaspora in the Middle Ages but identify - in Roman times - families who had abandoned paganism to Christianity.

The purpose of my question is to consider the assumptions and prove through historical documents that Hugh de Payns was not French but Italian. In addition to the already formulated hypothesis to identify Hugh de Payns with a Hugh dei Pagani di Nocera (near Naples), an new line of research is emerging that could lead to the hypothesis that Hugh de Payns was descended from a prominent family of the Maritime Republic of Pisa: the Pagano "filii Ebriaci" from Vecchiano.

A patrician Etruscan-roman family named Venuleii, could be relative of the Ebriaci da Parlascio family which owned the same buildings inside Pisa (in the Parlascio area) and the same lands outside (Vecchiano means Venuleii’s lands).

Lucius Venuleius Apronianus Octavius Priscus Senator, after a praetorship he took on command of the Legio I Italica, engaged in Nablus (later Iamnia, later Ibelin, today Yavne) to quell the revolt of the Jews, called Bar Kokhba in 132-135 AD. The Venuleii family from Pisa is well known in academic studies throughout the Mediterranean area (from Spain to the Middle East) for their bricks (fistula acquaria) commerce: members of the family, patrons of the colony of Pisa, were consuls twice of the Western Roman Empire, governor of Caledonia (Britain), pro-consul in Constantinople and commander of the First Legion “Italica”, who built a part of Hadrian's Wall around 135 AD and was stationed on the border of the Danube until the end of the Western Roman Empire.

It would be extraordinary if it turns out that the Order of the Temple had been created by a sephardic descendant, in which blood flowed through the female line of a Magister of the roman Fratres Arvales (Venulei): Ugo II Pagano (then Payns), Ebriaci (a converted Sephardic jew) from Vecchiano of Pisa, because the Arvales pagan tradition was "the knowledge of the royal bloodline of the descendants of Romulus through which the oligarchy of the Roman Empire was legitimized”.

References for Ebriaci:
Emilio Cristiani, "Nobiltà e Popolo nel Comune di Pisa: Dalle Origini del Podestariato alla Signoria dei Donoratico," (Naples, 1962) refers to a member of the Ebriaci family as an "Hebriacus de Hebriacis";

Maria Luisa Ceccarelli-Lemut, Pisan Consular Families in the Communal Age: The Anfossi and the Ebriaci . in the Eleventh toThirteenth Centuries, in Thomas W. Blomquist and Maureen F. Mazzaoui(eds), "The Other Tuscany: Essays in the History of Lucca, Pisa and Siena during the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries," (Kalamazoo: 1994) describes the Ebriaci family as merchants "involved in ventures in Constantinople and the orient." Then the author asks if the founders of the Ebriaci Family (relatives of the Venuleii gens) were Middle Eastern Jews who converted to Christianity and became members of the Pisan aristocracy--in the same way that the Jewish Pierleoni Family (relatives of Anicia gens) was absorbed into the Roman nobility.

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