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Amalric (Aimery)
Barlais (died
before June 1253) was a
baron in the
Kingdom of Cyprus, born in Jaffa. He was a son of
Renaud Barlais,
bailli of Jaffa...
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probably mistreat their young king.
Alice then
offered the
office to
Aimery Barlais, who was amenable, but the High Court—the
supreme tribunal in the kingdom—ruled...
- unknown,
although he may be
identifiable with the
William Barlais who was son of
Amalrich Barlais.
After Isabella's death, he
remarried to Alice, daughter...
- as the
truce of 1192 had ended. The city of
Jaffa was
ruled by
Renauld Barlais. The Crusaders,
probably out of rashness,
marched out of
Jaffa and went...
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Barlai railway station is a
railway station on Indore–Gwalior line
under the
Ratlam railway division of
Western Railway zone. This is
situated at Barlai...
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twice more, to
Nicolas l'Alleman, lord of Caesarea, and then to
William Barlais (d. 1304).
Isabella was not
known to have had any children, and upon her...
- as
Frederick forced John of
Ibelin to hand over the
regency to
Amalric Barlais, and the
island of Cyprus. However, when
Frederick left the
island in April...
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transforming the
diaspora into a
positive force for long-term development.
Barlai, Melani; Fähnrich, Birte; Griessler, Christina; Rhomberg, Markus, eds. (2017)...
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Blanchegarde taken by Ayyubids, 1191, 1192 Gilles, c. 1210 Raoul, ?–1265
Amalric Barlais, 1265–? The
Lordship of
Botrun was a fief
around the city
Batrun from 1115:...
- of the island, in the
first half of 1232, one of the bailiffs,
Aimery Barlais,
conquered most of
Cyprus save
Dieudamour and
Buffavento for the emperor...
