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Constantine of
Baberon (died c. 1263) was a
powerful Armenian noble of the Het‛umid family. He was the son of V****ag and the
father of King Het‛um I,...
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Cilicia in 1256 and 1263, and died
after visiting her father,
Constantine of
Baberon, on his own deathbed. John
could do
little while Baibars, the
Mamluk sultan...
- 1252. She was
proclaimed queen.
After he was ********inated,
Constantine of
Baberon (of the
Hethumid family) was
nominated as guardian. At this juncture, Raymond-Roupen...
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tried to
secure Cilicia to his
younger son, Philip, but
Constantine of
Baberon, who had
administered Cilicia during the
previous years,
imprisoned Philip...
- "Little Armenia") from 1226 to 1270. He was the son of
Constantine of
Baberon (d. 1263) and
Princess Alix
Pahlavouni of
Lampron (a third-cousin of Leo...
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Constantine IV, King of Armenia, also
called Constantine VI
Constantine of
Baberon,
regent of Zabel, and
father of
Hetoum I of Armenia, 13th
century Constantine...
- Baghras.
Baghras was ********inated and the
regency p****ed to
Constantine of
Baberon from the Het'umid dynasty, a very
influential Armenian family. In order...
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marriage in 1226 had been
forced on them by Hetoum's
father Constantine of
Baberon, who had
cleared the way for
Hetoum by
arranging the
murder of
Queen Isabella's...
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Pelagius sent
reinforcements to Raymond-Roupen in Cilicia, but
Constantine of
Baberon, who was
regent for the
Cilician queen,
acted quickly. He
captured Raymond-Roupen...
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There he
waits for help from the
Knights Hospitaller.
Constantine of
Baberon, a
powerful Armenian nobleman and
regent for
Queen Isabella,
marches with...
