- Dampierre,
ducal Brunswick, Montbeliard, and Gibelet(-
Ibelins). They
married also into
other branches of
Ibelins. They also had
loftier ancestors:
Maria Comnena...
- Prâwer, Yehôšuà; Kedar,
Benjamin Z. "Carving Up Crusaders: The
Early Ibelins and Ramlas". Outremer:
Studies in the
history of the
Crusading Kingdom...
-
Ibelin can
refer to:
Ibelin (castle), a
Crusader castle in the
Kingdom of
Jerusalem Ibelin (town), a
settlement connected to the
castle Lordship of Ibelin...
- also lord of
Ramla from 1138 to 1150. Barisan's
origins are obscure. The
Ibelins claimed to be
descended from the
viscounts of Chartres, but
Peter W. Edbury...
- The
Remarkable Life of
Ibelin (originally
titled Ibelin) is a 2024
Norwegian do****entary film
directed by
Benjamin Ree. Mats Steen, a
Norwegian man born...
- Balian's stepdaughter, to
Humphrey IV of Toron, to
further reduce the
Ibelins' influence. In 1183 he
supported Raymond against Guy, who was by now regent...
-
Ibelin was a
crusader castle in the
Latin Kingdom of
Jerusalem at the town of
Ibelin,
later known as Yibna, and
today southeast of the
modern Israeli city...
-
between the two factions: Pisa
supported Filangieri and
Genoa the
Ibelins. The
Ibelins controlled Beirut, Arsuf, and
Caesarea as well as the old capital...
-
formed a
wealthy entity.
Balian of
Ibelin married Maria Comnena,
widow of
Amalric I of Jerusalem, and the
Ibelins became the most
powerful noble family...
-
Philip of
Ibelin may
refer to:
Philip of
Ibelin (1180–1227),
nobleman of the
Kingdom of
Cyprus Philip of
Ibelin (died 1304)
Philip of
Ibelin (died 1318)...
