Faydive de Toulouse

Capturée par le sultan seldjoukide Nur al-Din lors du siège d'Arima en juin 1148, elle devint l'une de ses favorites. (Wikipedia)

She accompanied her brother Bertrand when he seized the castle of Araima and was captured with him by Nur-ed-Din[515]. One of the Continuators of Sigebert´s Chronicon records that "Hildefonsus comes de Sancti Egidii" died "apud Cesaream Palestinæ" after being poisoned on the orders "reginæ" [El%C3%A9onore d´Aquitaine Queen of France] and that "filius eius adolescens" fled to "castrum comitis Tripolitani patruelis sui" but was captured "cum sorore a Turcis"[516]. Robert of Torigny records the death of "Loradin, rex Alapriæ" and the succession of "filius eius, natus ex sorore comitis Sancti Ægidii"[517], which from the chronology and context is presumed to refer to the sister (presumably born illegitimate) of Raymond V Comte de Toulouse. m NUR-ED-DIN Sultan of Aleppo and Damascus, son of FAKHR ed-Din KARA ARSLAN (-[1185/86]). (Medlands) http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/TOULOUSE.htm#_Toc329072055