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Baldwin II, also
known as
Baldwin of
Bourcq (French: Baudouin; c. 1075 – 21 August 1131), was
Count of
Edessa from 1100 to 1118, and King of Jerusalem...
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Bourcq (French pronunciation: [buʁk]) is a
commune in the
Ardennes department in the
Grand Est
region of
northern France. In 2017, the town had 52 residents...
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Genevieve Marie Craig (née Guidroz; born
August 7, 1932) is an
American businesswoman who co-founded the
weight loss,
weight management, and nutrition...
- of Jerusalem,
Eustace was at
Apulia when he
received news of
Baldwin of
Bourcq's election to the throne. On his
return to Boulogne, he
founded a Cluniac...
- Mars-sous-
Bourcq (French pronunciation: [maʁs su buʁk]) is a
commune in the
Ardennes department and
Grand Est
region of north-eastern France. Communes...
- of Bouillon, died. The
County of
Edessa p****ed to his
cousin Baldwin of
Bourcq. He was
joined by
Joscelin of Courtenay, who
became lord of the fortress...
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Cecilia of Le
Bourcq (died
after 1126) was a
Cilician fiefholder as lady of Tarsus. She was the
daughter of
Count Hugh I of
Rethel and Melisende, daughter...
- subjects. He
appointed his relative,
Baldwin of Le
Bourcq, his
successor in the county, Le
Bourcq swore fealty to him.
About 200
knights and 500 foot-soldiers...
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Bertrand asked King
Baldwin I of
Jerusalem to intervene.
Baldwin I,
Baldwin of
Bourcq, and
Joscelin of
Courtenay allied with
Bertrand and
William and Tancred...
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Arctic Research Station, Nunavut,
Canada Mars, Ardèche,
France Mars-sous-
Bourcq, Ardennes,
France Mars, Gard,
France Mars, Loire,
France Mars-la-Tour, Meurthe-et-Moselle...
