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- The Scandelion Castle was built by the Crusaders in what is today South Lebanon in 1116, during the reign of Baldwin I of Jerusalem. Other sources indicate...
- 1289 during the Fall of Tripoli), married Helvis, daughter of Pierre de Scandelion Bertrando III Embriaco of Gibelletto Ugo Embriaco of Gibelletto, married...
- Beaufort Castle, Lebanon Beirut Castle (demolished) Belhacem Byblos Castle Scandelion Castle or Kherbet Iskandaroûna in Chamaa Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles...
- Iaal Fortress Lion Tower Moinetre Moussa Castle Mseilha Fort Saint Louis Castle Scandelion Castle Sidon Sea Castle Toron Also See: Castles in Lebanon...
- Castle Moinetre Mseilha Fort Nephin Saint Louis Castle – Sidon Land Castle Scandelion Castle Sidon Sea Castle, stronghold of the Lordship of Toron Toron, stronghold...
- Iaal Fortress Lion Tower Moinetre Moussa Castle Mseilha Fort Saint Louis Castle Scandelion Castle Sidon Sea Castle Toron Also See: Castles in Lebanon...
- Iaal Fortress Lion Tower Moinetre Moussa Castle Mseilha Fort Saint Louis Castle Scandelion Castle Sidon Sea Castle Toron Also See: Castles in Lebanon...
- of Shamaa, which was part of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, became known as Scandelion Castle, named after the neighbouring coastal area of Iskandarounah, which...
- Iaal Fortress Lion Tower Moinetre Moussa Castle Mseilha Fort Saint Louis Castle Scandelion Castle Sidon Sea Castle Toron Also See: Castles in Lebanon...
- 1159–1162 Baldwin, son of Ulric, c. 1162–1176 Amalric, c. 1176–1187. Scandelion, today's Iskandarouna in the Tyre District of the South Governorate of...