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The Families of Outremer: The Feudal Nobility of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem, 1099-1291
A project to include profiles of the leading families of Outremer during the years 1099 through the evacuation to Cypress. An additional list of soldiers or others mentioned during research is included under "Others living in the Kingdom of Jerusalem."
Nobles without profiles
Jacques d’Avesnes d. ca 1187 (a scion of the house of Avesnes), was buried by order of Richard the Lionhearted in a full requiem service held in the Church of St. Mary in Arsur.
Johannes d’Arsur, Lord of Arsur
Melisende d'Arsur, Lady of Arsur, his wife
Soldiers:
"Tancred d' Hauteville" Prince of Gallilee" supposed nephew Bohemond I and son of Marcisus") because his parentage has never been proven, I am listing him here); he also has a brother:
William of Marchisus
Richard of Principati;
Arnulfo of Principati ;
Peter the Hermit;
Robert of Anse;
Herman of Cannae;
Robert of Surda Valley;
Robert, son of Tostannus;
Hunfred, son of Raoul;
Hunfred of Mt. Seaglioso;
Raymond D 'Aguilliers;
Adhemar of Le Puy;
Walter the Penniless;
Hugh the Great;
Everard of Puiset;
Achard of Montmerle;
Ysooard of Mousson;
Gottschalk;
Others living in the Kingdom of Jerusalem
William of Tyre
Capital Jerusalem (1099–1187) Tyre (1187–1191) Acre (1191–1229) Jerusalem (1229–1244) Acre (1244–1291) Languages Latin, Old French, Italian (also Arabic and Greek) Religion Roman Catholicism (official), Greek Orthodoxy, Syrian Orthodoxy, Islam, Judaism Government Feudal monarchy King of Jerusalem
- 1100–1118 Baldwin I
- 1118–1131 Baldwin II
- 1131–1152 Melisende - with Fulk 1131–1143
- 1143-1152-1162 Baldwin III
- 1162–1174 Amalric I
- 1174–1185 Baldwin IV
- 1185-1186 Baldwin V
- 1186–1192 Guy I
- 1192 Conrad I Legislature Haute Cour Historical era High Middle Ages
- First Crusade 15 July 1099
- Second Crusade 1145
- Siege of Jerusalem 1187
- Third Crusade 1189
- Treaty of Ramla 1191
- Capture of Acre 18 May 1291 Today part of Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Lebanon
State of Palestine