Jean II d'Ibelin, seigneur d'Arsuf

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JEAN Ibelin, son of JEAN Ibelin Lord of Beirut & his second wife Mélisende of Arsur ([1211/12]-Dec 1258). The Lignages d'Outremer name (in order) "Bellian seignor de Baruth, et Baudoyn le Seneschau, et Hue le Fort, et Ysabiau qui fu nonain, et Johan de Ybelin…seignor d'Arsur, et Gui le conestable de Chypre" as the children of "Johan…de Ybelin…seignor de Baruth" and his wife Melisende[9]. The Chronicle of Alberic de Trois-Fontaines names "Bethuliani, Radulfum et Hugonem" as the three sons of "Iohannem de Baruth "[10], "Radulfum" presumably being an error for "Iohannem". He was a hostage at the court of Emperor Friedrich II, with his brother Balian, in 1228/1229 and was promised a fief in Apulia[11]. He fought at the siege of Beirut and the battle of Agridi in 1232 in support of his father. He was appointed Lord of Arsur. "Johannes de Ibelino, dominus de Arsur" donated property to the Knights Hospitallers, with the consent of "uxoris Aeliz et filiorum", by charter dated Jun 1241[12]. Henri I King of Cyprus appointed him as bailli and Constable of Jerusalem in 1247, in succession to his brother Balian[13]. William of Tyre (Continuator) records the death of "Johan d'Ibelin sire d'Arsur, baillis du roiaume de Jherusalem" in 1258[14]. The Chronicle of Amadi records the death, at the end of 1258 from the context, of "Joan de Iblim signor de Arsulf et baiulo del reame de Hierusalem"[15].

m ([1236]%29 ALIX of Caiphas, daughter of ROHART Lord of Caiphas & his wife Aiglantine of Nephim (-after Jun 1241). The Lignages d'Outremer name "Helvis et Aalis et Agnes" as the children of Rohart, son of "Paganus…sire dou Cayphas" & his wife, stating that Alix married "Johan de Ybelin, seignour d'Arsur"[16]. Another passage of the Lignages names "Aalis, la fille Rohart seignor de Cayphas" as the wife of "Johan, le fis Johan de Ybelin sire de Baruth…sire d'Arsur"[17]. "Johannes de Ibelino, dominus de Arsur" donated property to the Knights Hospitallers, with the consent of "uxoris Aeliz et filiorum", by charter dated Jun 1241[18].

Jean Ibelin & his wife had two children: