pages 30-39 in ANCIENT ANCESTORS
GWELF, Count of Bavaria and Swabia, d 819, m HEILWIG, later Abbess of Chelles
CONRAD I, Count of Argengau, Linzgau and Auxerre, m ADELAIDE, dau of HUGUES “le Méfiant”, Comte de Tours (see under Tours for family), and his wife ABA
CONRAD II, Comte d’Auxerre, Margrave of Transjuranian Burgundy, b 825, m WALDRADA and had daughters
ADELAIDE de Bourgogne, m RICHARD, Duc de Bourgogne (see under Burgundy for descendants)
ITTA, m GUI I, Duc of Spoleto (see under Spoleto for descendants)
GWELF I, Count of Argengau and Linzgau
ETICHO
ETICHO, Count of Ammergau and Breisgau, d a monk ca 910, m JUDITH, dau of King AETHELWULF of England (see under England, Kings, for ancestors)
HEINRICH, Count of Altdorf (see under Altdorf for descendants)
GERAUD
GERAUD, Bishop of Mayenne
GERAUD I
GERAUD I, Duke of Allemania, alive 779, m IMMA. dau of HNABI (NEBI), Duke of Allemania (see under Allemania for ancestors)
HADRIAN, m WALDRAT, dau of LAMBERT, Count of Hornbach
EUDES, Comte d’Orléans, m ENGELTRUDE, and their dau
ERMENTRUDE, m CHARLES II “the Bald”, Emperor of the West (see under Carolingian dynasty for descendants)
WALDRADA, m RUTPERT III, Count of Wormsgau (see under Wormsgau for descendants)
ULRICH I, Count of Argengau & Linzgau, alive 808
ULRICH II
ULRICH II, Count of Argengau & Linzgau, alive 815-18
ULRICH III
ULRICH III, Count of Argengau & Linzgau, alive 860-85, m BERTA
ULRICH IV, Count of Argengau & Linzgau
ULRICH V
ULRICH V, Count of Argengau, alive 894-909, m a niece of HEINRICH “the Fowler”, King of Germany
ULRICH VI
ULRICH VI, Count of Hatien, killed 955, m DIETBERGE
LUITFRIED I
LUITFRIED I, Count of Winterthur
ADALBERT I
ADALBERT I, Count of Winterthur & Kyburg, d 980
LUITFRIED II
LUITFRIED II, Lord of Burgellm
ADALBERT
CONRAD I
CONRAD I, Count of Argengau, Linzgau and Auxerre, m ADELAIDE, dau of HUGUES “le Méfiant”, Comte de Tours (see under Tours for ancestors)
ADALBERT, Count of Morsburg, Kyburg & Winterthur, d 1124/5, m MECHTILDE, dau of THIBAUD I, Comte de Bar (see under Bar for ancestors)
MECHTILDE von MORSBERG, m MEGINHARD I, Count of Sponheim (see under Sponheim for descendants)
ARGYLE - Kings
FERCHAR FOTOA, King of Argyle and Loarn
SELBACH
SELBACH, King of Argyle and Loarn (701-23), d a monk 730
FOREDACH WROLD
FOREDACK WROLD, m FLAND, dau of EOCHAUD II, King of Dalriada (see under Dalriada for ancestors)
dau, m FERGUS, King of Dalriada (see under Dalriada for descendants)
ARKEL
HEIMAN d’Arkel, d ca 990
FOPPO d’Arkel, d 1008
JAN I, d’ Arkel, d 1035
JAN II d’Arkel, d 1082
JAN III d’Arkel, d 1112
JAN IV d’Arkel, d 1144
JAN V d’Arkel, d 1176
JAN VI d’Arkel & Asperen, d 1227
JAN VII d’Arkel & Asperen, d 1234
JAN VIII
JAN VIII d’Arkel & Asperen, d 1272
Otto de Heukelom & Asperen
JAN IX d’Arkel & Leerdam, d 1297
JAN X d’Arkel & Leerdam, d 1329
JAN XI
JAN XI d’Arkel & Leerdam, d 1356
Jan XII, d’Arkel & Leerdam, d 1360
OTTO
OTTO, d 1396
JAN XIII d’Arkel, d 1428, Comte de Gueldres, m JOHANNA, Comtesse de Gueldres (see
under Gueldres for descendants)
ARLES - Comtes
CONRAD I, King of Arles, b 924, d 999, son of RUDOLPH II, King of Burgundy (911-37) and King of Italy (see under Burgundy for ancestors), m 2ndly in 955 MAUD, dau of LOUIS IV of France (see under Carolingian dynasty for ancestors)
THIBAUD
THIBAUD (THEOBALD), Comte d’Arles & Vienne, m 1stly as 1st husband of BERTHA, dau of LOTHAIR II, King of Lorraine, son of LOTHAIR I, King of Italy (see under Carolingian dynasty for ancestors)
BOZO, Marquess of Tuscany, (see under Tuscany for descendants)
By another woman THIBAUD had
Guido, Marquess of Tuscany, m Marozia (lover of brother-in-law HUGH), dau of Theophylact, Patriarch of Constantinople (933-56) and son
of Emperor ROMANUS Lecapenus
HUGH of ARLES, Comte de Provence & Vienne, King of Italy (925-47) d 948. When RUDOLPH II of Burgundy (911-37) and briefly of Italy died HUGH succeeded him, married his widow Bertha and married RUDOLPH’s dau ADELAIDE to his (HUGH’s) son LOTHAIRE.
LOTHAIRE of ARLES
WILLA of Tuscany, m BOSO, jure uxoris Comte d’Arles, Margrave of Tuscany. She 2ndly m ARDICINO (see under Ivrea for descendants)
WILLA of Arles, m BERENGER II of Italy (see under Italy for descendants)
Eudocia, m Byzantine Emperor ROMANUS II
By WANDELMODIS, a concubine, HUGH of ARLES had
HUMBERT, Margrave of Tuscany and Spoleto (see under Tuscany for descendants)
LOTHAIRE of ARLES, King of Italy (947-50) m ADELAIDE, dau of RUDOLPH II of Burgundy 911-37, briefly King of Italy (see under Burgundy, Gwelf Kings for ancestors)
GUILLAUME de PROVENCE
GUILLAUME, Comte de PROVENCE
CONSTANCE of ARLES, m as 3rd wife ROBERT II, “the Pious”, King of France (996-1031)
(see under France, Kings, for descendants)
Note: Following sudden death of LOTHAIRE, King of Italy in 950, he was succeeded as joint Kings by Berengar II of Ivrea (grandson of the Berengar I of Ivrea, Roman Emperor 915 until murdered in 924) and his son Adalbert.
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ROTBOLD I, Comte d’Arles, d 928
ROTBOLD II
ROTBOLD II, Comte d’Arles, d 948
BOSO II, Comte de Provence (see under Provence for descendants)
ARLON - Comtes
UDO, Count of Meinvelt, alive 964
CONRAD, Comte d’Arlon
WALERAN I
WALERAN I “the Old”, Comte d’Arlon, m ADELAIDE, dau of DIETRICH I, Comte de Bar, Duc de Lorraine Haut (see under Bar for ancestors)
WALERAN II
WALERAN II, Comte d’Arlon, m JUTTA of Luxemburg, dau of FREDERICK II, Duc de Basse-Lorraine and Count of Moselgau (see under Luxemburg and Moselgau for ancestors)
HENRI I
HENRI I, Comte d’Arlon & Limburg, Duc de Basse-Lorraine, m 2ndly ADELAIDE, dau of BOTO von BOTENSTEIN (see under Botenstein for ancestors)
WALERAN III
WALERAN III, “Paganus”, Comte d’Arlon, Wassenburg & Limburg, Duc de Basse-Lorraine, m JUDITH, dau of GÉRARD I FLAMINIUS, Comte de Gueldres (see under Guelders for ancestors)
HENRI II
HENRI II, Comte d’Arlon, Duke of Limburg, m 1stly MATHILDE, dau of ADOLPH von SAFFENBERG (see under Saffenberg for ancestors)
MARGARET von LIMBURG, m GODFREY III, Duke of Brabant (see under Brabant for descendants)
ARMENIA - Orontid dynasty
BAGABIGNA, living ca 550 BCE
HYDARNES I, d 521 BCE
HYDARNES II, d ca 480
ORONTES I (AROANDES)
ARTASYRAS, satrap of Hyrcania
ORONTES II
ORONTES (AROANDES) II , d 344, Satrap of Armenia, m RHODOGUNDE, dau of ARTAXERXES II, King of Persia (see under Persia, Achaemendid dynasty, for ancestors)
ORONTES III
ORONTES (AROANDES) III, Satrap of Armenia (ca 344-331 BCE when he became King)
MITHRANES I, King of Armenia (331- ca 318)
AROANDES, King of Armenia (ca 318- ca 260 BCE)
SAMOS I, King of Armenia (ca 260)
ARSAMES I, King of Armenia (ca 259-after 228 BCE)
XERXES
XERXES, King of Armenia (ca 227-after 212 BCE), m ANTIOCHIS, dau of ANTIOCHUS II, King of Syria (see under Syria for ancestors)
PTOLEMY I, King of Commagene (see under Commagene for descendants)
ARMENIA - Artaxiad dynasty
ZARIADRES
ARTASHES, Governor of Armenia under ANTIOCHUS III of Syria ca 200 BCE and following Syria’s defeat by Rome in 190/189, ARTAXIAS declared himself King of
Eastern Armenia (189-ca 161/0 BCE) Note: at same time Zareh became King of Western Armenia
Artavasdes I, King of Eastern Armenia (ca 161/0- ca 159 BCE when he suicided)
VALASAKES
VALASAKES, King of Eastern Armenia (158-149 BCE)
Tigranes I, King of Eastern Armenia (149-133 BCE)
ARSACES I, King of Iberia (Eastern Armenia) (133-120 BCE)
ARTASHES II, King of Eastern Armenia (120-95)
TIGRANES II
TIGRANES II “the Great”, re-unified Eastern and Western Armenia as King of Armenia (95-56) and also temporarily took over Seleucid Empire by invitation in 83 BCE, 1stly m Anon, 2ndly m CLEOPATRA (by whom he had 2 sons, probably including ARTAVASDES II), dau of MITHRADATES VI Eupator of Pontus and 3rdly m Zosime. It is uncertain by which mothers he had the other following children
ARTAVASDES II
Aryazata, m Mithradates II, King of Parthia
Tigranes I, King of Sophene, m dau of PHRAATES III, King of Parthia
Dau, m Mithradates I, King of Media Atropatene 67 BCE
Ariobarzanes, King of Media Atropatene 36 BCE
Artavasdes I, King of Media Atropatene and lesser Armenia 20 BCE
Iotape, m Alexander son of Queen Cleopatra of Egypt and Marcus Antonius
Ariobarzanes, King of Media Atropatene (BCE 20-2 CE) and Armenia (2-4 CE)
Artavasdes, King of Armenia (4-6 CE) and Media Atropatene (4-10)
Dau, 1stly m Pharnabazus II, King of Iberia; she 2ndly m Meribanes II, King of Iberia
ARTAVASDES II, King of Armenia (56-34 BCE)
Artaxias II, King of Armenia (33-20 BCE)
Tigranes III, King of Armenia (20-6 BCE)
Tigranes IV, King of Armenia (BCE 6-1 CE), m his sister Erato
Erato, Queen of Armenia (BCE 6-1 CE)
Dau
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Tigranes IV (grandson of HEROD “the Great” of Judaea), made King of Armenia (6-8 CE) by Rome and d 36 CE
Child
Tigranes V, King of Armenia (60-62)
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Vorones, King of Armenia (11-16 CE)
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Arshak (Arsaces), son of a Parthian King) made King of Armenia (34-36)
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Mithridates, King of Iberia (Georgia)
Pharasmenes, King of Iberia
Rhadimistus, King of Armenia (part of 51)
Mithridates, King of Armenia (36-41 & 51 when killed by Rhadimistus)
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Trdat (Tiridates), a son of 2nd dau of Tigranes III and thus a descendant of Tigranes “the Great”, made King of Western Armenia (51-60 & 63) as a Roman vassal under Emperor Nero
ARMENIA - Arshakunian (Arsacid) dynasty
KHOSROES I ( (sometimes known as ARSACES III or as VAGHARDSH), a younger son of OLAGASES (VOLOGAESES) V, Great King of Parthia (see under Parthia, Arsacid Kings, for ancestors), made King of Armenia (191-216 when kidnapped by Roman Emperor Caracalla) m dau of PHARSMAN (PHARASMENES) III, King of Armaz (see under Iberia for ancestors)
TIRIDATES (TRDAT) II
TIRIDATES (TRDAT) II, King of Armenia (238-52 when Armenia came under Sassanid control & 279-85)
KHOSROES II
Tiridates (Trdat) III, King of Western Armenia (287-93) and whole of Armenia (293-98)
+ other sons
KHOSROES II, Joint King of Armenia “the Valiant”, King of Western Armenia (285-293 when killed by Tiridates II and his other brothers)
TIGRANES
Khosrovidukht
TIGRANES “Helios” (TIRIDATES IV), 1st Christian King of Armenia (298-330), m PHARRANTSEM (ruled as Queen from 363 till captured by Sapor II of Persia, d 370)
Dau, m HESYCHIUS, Katholicos of Armenia (see under Armenia, Hereditary Bishops, for descendants)
Arsaces IV, King of Armenia (363-67)
Pap, King of Armenia (367-75 when killed)
Arsaces V, joint-King of Armenia (378-92)
Valarsaces II, joint-King of Armenia (378-86)
Salome, m Rev II, joint-King of Iberia (345-61)
ANOB
Varaztad (Varahran Shapur), King of Armenia (375-78)
CHOSROES III, King of Armenia (390-92 & 412-13)
BAMBISHN, m ATHENOGARNES (see under Armenia, Hereditary Bishops, for descendants)
Bahram Shapur (Sapor)
Varazdukht, m Pap I, Prince of the Gregorid domain
ARMENIA - Bagratid dynasty
Note: The Bagratids were probably descended from Bagadates, a general of Tigranes the Great, King of Armenia (96-56 BCE). They came to further prominence ruling Armenia as Viceroys for the Persians, then as High Constables for the Arab Caliphs, amd eventually became Kings of Lesser Armenia.
MANUEL
SMBAT IV
SMBAT IV, Prince of the Bagratani, d 616/7, appointed Marzpãn (Viceroy) of Hyrcania for the Persians (595-602), then adopted as son by Emperor Maurice
VARAZ TIROZ II BAGRATANI
ASHOT, ancestor of the Kings of Iberia (Georgia), see under Iberia for descendants.
VARAZ TIROZ II BAGRATANI, Prince of the Bagratuni and Aspet, appointed Marzpãn (Viceroy) of Eastern Armenia by the Persians 628 till exiled in 636 to Western Armenia where he was appointed Curopalates in 645 by Byzantine Emperor Heraclius
SMBAT V
VASAG
VASAG
ASHOD (ASOT) III “the Blind”, Prince of the Bagratuni, Governor of Lesser Armenia for the Abbasid Caliphate (732-48), d 758
SEMPAD (SMBAT) VI
VASAG, m dau of GUARAM III, Prince of Klardjeti-Djavakheti, Prince of Iberia
ASHOD, King of Georgia (786-826) see under Iberia for descendants
SMBAT VI (SEMPAD), Prince of the Bagratids, High Constable of Armenia for the Caliph (761-72), d 781, m dau of SAMUEL, Prince of the Mamikonids (see under Armenia, Mamikonid Princes, for ancestors)
ASHOD (ASHOT) “the Carnivorous”
Apas, King of Kars (886-89)
ASHOD (ASHOT) “the Carnivorous”, Prince of Armenia (806-26), High Constable of Armenia for the Caliph
SMBAT VIII
RHIPSIME, m HAMASASP II (Artsruni), Prince of Vaspurakan (see under Vaspurakan for descendants)
SMBAT (SEMPAD) “Albabas” VIII “the Confessor”, High Constable of Armenia (826-855), m RHIPSIME
ASHOT I
ASHOT I “Medz”( the Great), recognised by both the Caliph and Byzantine Emperor as King of Armenia (884-90)
SOPHIA, m GRIKOR DERENEC (see under Vaspurakan, Princes, for descendants)
SMBAT I “Nahadag” (the Martyr), King of Armenia (890-912) martyred by the Persian Emir Yusuf in 912
Ashot II “the Iron”, King of Armenia (914-28)
APAS (ABAS) I
ASHOT III
MUSHEL, King of Kars (962-84)
ABAS I, King of Kars (984-1029)
Gakik Abas II, King of Kars (1029-64 when deposed)
ASHOT III “Sbarabied”( the Merciful), King of Armenia (952-77), took the title King of Kings, m KHOSROVANUSH
Smbat II “the Conqueror”, King of Armenia (977-89)
KAGIK (GAKIK) I
GURGËN I, Prince of Tachir (982-89), King of Lori (980-89) and ancestor of later Tachir Princes till 1260
Shabuk
KAGIK I, Shahashah of Armenia (989-1020), m KOTRAMIDE, dau of VASAK VI of Siunia
HOVHANNES (JOHN) SMBAT, King of Lesser Armenia (1020-41)
RHUPIN (RUBEN) I (see under Armenia, Rhupenian dynasty for descendants)
Ashot IV “Yergat”( the Valiant), anti-King (1021-40)
David, d ca 1080, m dau of ABULGHARIB ARTSRUNI, Byzantine governor of Tarsus
ARMENIA - Hereditary Bishops
ANAK, from the Suren-Pahlav family of Persia, conspired in assassination of King Tiridates II’s father
GRIGOR PARTAK XE "Suren-Pahlav family of Persia"
GRIGOR, b 240 CE, d 322, took title “Katholicos”, Bishop of Armenia, rechristened as GRIGOR “Loussavich” the Illuminator, and known in later history as St. GREGORY, Prince of Acilisene, Taraun-Ashtishot & Bagravandene, m MARIA, dau of DAVID
St. Vhartanes, Katholicos of Armenia (322-27), Prince of Acilisene, Taraun-Ashtishot & Bagravandene
St. ARISTAKES (RÉSTACES)
St. ARISTAKES (RÉSTACES), Katholicos of Armenia (327-42), Prince of Acilisene, Taraun-Ashtishot & Bagravandene
HESYCHIUS
HESYCHIUS (YUSIK I), Katholicos of Armenia (342-8) , Prince of Acilisene, Taraun-Ashtishot & Bagravandene, m dau of TIRIDATES IV “the Great”, King of Armenia
Pap I, Prince of the Gregorid domain (348- . .), m Varazdukht, dau of CHOSROES III, King of Armenia
ATHENOGARNES
ATHENOGARNES, m BAMBISHN, dau of CHOSROES III, Arsacid King of Armenia (see under Armenia, Arsacid Kings, for ancestors)
St. NERSES I
St. NERSES I “Shinogh” the Builder (also known as “the Great”), hereditary Katholicos (Primate) of Armenia (355-73), Prince of the Gregorid domain, m SANDUKHT, dau of VARDAN I, Prince of the Mamikonids (see under Armenia, Mamikonids, for ancestors)
St. ISAAC
St. ISAAC “the Great”, d ca 440, hereditary Katholicos (Primate) of Armenia (378-438), Prince of the Gregorid domain, founded the separate Armenia church
SAHAKANOYSH, the Gregorid heiress, m HAMAZASP I, Prince of the Mamikonids (see under Armenia, Mamikonid Princes, for descendants)
ARMENIA - Mamikonid Princes
ARTAVAZD I, Prince of the Mamikonids in 314
VACHE I
VACHE I, Prince of the Mamikonids, d ca 339
ARTAVAZD II
ARTAVAZD II, Prince of the Mamikonids (ca 339-50)
VARDAN I, Prince of the Mamikonids (ca 350-65)
SANDUKHT, m St. NERSES I, Katholicos of Armenia (see under Armenia, Hereditary Bishops, for descendants)
ARTASHIN
MANUEL I
MANUEL I, Prince of the Mamikonids (374/8-386) and Regent of Armenia (378-86)
Hmayak, d 386
Vardandukht, m Arsaces III, King of Armenia (379-84) & of Western Armenia (384-90)
ARTASHIR (ARTAVAZD III)
ARTASHIR, Prince of the Mamikonids (386-7)
HAMAZASP I, Prince of the Mamikonids (387-432), m SAHAKANOYSH, the Gregorid heiress, dau of St. ISAAC (see under Armenia, Hereditary Bishops, for ancestors)
St. Vardan II, Prince of the Mamikonids (432-51 when killed at Battle of Avarayr)
St. Susan, d 474, m Vasgen I, Vitaxa of Gogarene
Vardanoysh, m Arshavir II, Prince of Kamsarakan
Magnus I, Prince of the Mamikonids (451-71)
St. Hmaycak, d 451, m Dzoyk, dau of Vram Artsruni
Vahan I “the Great”, Prince of the Mamikonids (471-505), Viceroy of Armenia (485-505)
HAMAZASPIAN MAMIKONIAN, also killed at Battle of Avarayr 451
HMAYCEK MAMIKONIAN, Mamikonid Prince in Armenia, a Persian vassal
MUSHEL
Gregory, alive 555
MUSHEL MAMIKONIAN, Mamikonid Prince, alive in 555, a Roman vassal
DAVID
DAVID MAMIKONIAN, Mamikonid Prince, alive ca 600, a Persian vassal
HAMAZASP II
Gregory, Prince of Armenia (662-84/5), m Helen, dau of Varaz Grigor I, Prince of Gardman
HAMAZASP II MAMIKONIAN, Prince of the Mamikonids (ca 638-61), heir of the Gregorid domain, Governor (Ostikan) of Armenia (655-8) under the Arab Governor of Syria, m dau of THEODOR, Prince of Rushtuni
Mushel III
HRAHAT
HRAHAT, a Mamikonid Prince under Arab suzerainty
Gregory I, Prince of the Mamikonids (ca 748-50)
DAVID
DAVID, a Mamikonid Prince, d 744
SAMUEL
SAMUEL, Prince of the Mamikonids, heir of the Gregorid domain, killed at Battle of Bagravandène 772
HMAYEAK
DAU, a Mamikonid Princess, m SMBAT VI, Prince of the Bagratids (see under Armenia, Bagratid dynasty for descendants)
HMAYEAK, Prince of the Mamikonids, m ANNA, dau of LEO V, Emperor of the East (813-20)
KONSTANTINOS (see under Byzantium, Amorian dynasty, for descendants)
ARMENIAN CILICIA - Rhupenian dynasty
ROUPEN I (RHUPIN or RUBEN), (see under Armenia, Bagratid dynasty, for ancestors), a vassal of the Armenian Vahram (Philaterus) and titular King in exile of Cilician Armenia (1080-95)
GOSDANTIN (CONSTANTINE) I
GOSDANTIN (CONSTANTINE) I, King in exile of Cilician Armenia (1095-99), d 1100
Thoros (Theodore) I, ditto (1100-29)
DAU, m JOSCELIN I, Comte d’Edessa (see under Courtenay for descendants)
LEVON (LEO) I
LEVON (LEO) I, King in exile of Cilician Armenia (1129-38), d in prison 1141 (Cilicia occupied by Byzantines 1138-45)
Roupen, murdered ca 1144
THORUS
Mleh, a vassal of Seljuk Turks, King in exile of Cilician Armenia ( (1169-75 when assassinated)
SDEPHANE (STEVEN) - see below
dau,
Thomas, the Regent
dau, m Vasil Dogha, Lord of Kaisoun
THORUS (THEODORE) II, King in exile of Armenian Cilicia (1141-67). Note: some Armenian histories report he m Retha, dau of Sempad de Babaron, which may be erroneous or, if true, could suggest she before or later also m Sdephane – see below.
Roupen II, King in exile (1167-69)
Dau, m HETHOUM III of Lambron (see under Lambron for descendants)
Philippa, m as 2nd wife of THEODORE LASCARIS, Emperor of Nicaea
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SDEPHANE (STEVEN), see above, d 1164, m RITA, dau of SMBAT I, Prince of Paperon, son of HETHOUM II, Prince of Lambron (see under Lambron for ancestors)
Roupen III, King in exile (1175-85), m Isabella de Montfort (see under Montfort, Seigneurs de Tyre & Toron for ancestors)
Alice, 1stly Hethoum of Sassoun. She 2ndly m Raymond of Antioch (see under Antioch for ancestors)
Raymond-Roupen
Maria, m Philippe de Montfort, Seigneur of Tyre (see under Montfort, Seigneurs de Tyre, for descendants)
LEVON (LEO) II
DOLETA, m BERTRAND EMBRIACO, Seigneur de Giblet (see under Embriaco for descendants)
LEVON (LEO II) “the Great”, King of Armenian Cilicia (1185-1219), m 1stly ISABELLA of Antioch (see under Antioch for ancestors)
Stephanie, m JEAN de Brienne (see under Brienne and Jerusalem)
LEVON 2ndly m SIBYLLA, dau of AMAURY I, King of Jerusalem and Cyprus (see under Jerusalem for ancestors)
ZABEL (ISABELLE) – see under Armenian Cilicia, Hethumian dynasty, for descendants
ARMENIAN CILICIA - Hethumian dynasty
ZABEL (ISABELLE), Queen of Armenian Cilicia (1219-51), b 1214, 1stly m Philippe, Prince of Antioch, briefly jure uxoris King of Armenia 1221-22 XE "ANTIOCH - Princes" (see under Antioch for son); she 2ndly m as 1st wife of HETHOUM IV (see under Lambron for his ancestors and other descendants), jure uxoris King of
Armenian Cilicia (1224-68)
LEVON III
Thoros
Sibylla, m Boémond VI of Antioch
EUPHEMIA, m JULIAN GARNIER of Sidon (see under Garnier for descendants)
LEVON III, King of Armenian Cilicia (1268-89), m ANNA, dau of CONSTANTINE of Lambron (see under Lambron for ancestors)
Hethoum II, King of Armenian Cilicia (1289-93), d 1307
Thoros III, King of Armenian Cilicia (1293-95), m Marguerite, dau of HUGUES III, King of Cyprus and Jerusalem
Levon IV, King of Armenian Cilicia (1305-08), m Agnes, dau of Amalric of Cyprus (Tyre)
Sempad, King of Armenian Cilicia (1296-99), m Isabella of Ibelin (Jaffa)
Gosdantin (Constantine) II, King of Armenian Cilicia (1299-1300)
Oshin, King of Armenia Cilicia (see below)
Zabel (Isabelle), m AMAURY (AMALRIC) de Lusignan, d 1310 (see under Cyprus, French Kings, and also under Lusignan for ancestors) - see below for descendants
MARÍA-XENE, m MICHAEL IX, Associate Emperor of Byzantium (1295-1320) – see under Byzantium, Palaeologue dynasty, for descendants
Oshin, King of Armenian Cilicia (1308-20), 1stly m Isabella, dau of HUGUES III, King of Cyprus and Jerusalem
Levon V, King of Armenian Cilicia (1320-42), 1stly m Alice, dau of Oshin of Kirakos. He 2ndly m Constance of Aragon, Queen Dowager of Cyprus
Oshin 2ndly m Joanna of Anjou-Taranto (who 2ndly m Oshin of Kirakos)
Maria, m Gosdantin (Constantine) III, King of Armenian Cilicia (see below)
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Amalric, son of HUGUES II, King of Cyprus and Jerusalem (see under Cyprus for ancestors), Governor of Cyprus (1306-10), Seigneur de Tyre, m Zabel (Isabella) of Armenian Cilicia (see above)
Gosdantin III, Seigneur de Neghir, then King of Armenian Cilicia (1342-43), m Maria, dau of Oshin, King of Armenian Cilicia (see above)
Oshin
Levon
Kovidon, King of Armenian Cilicia (1343-45)
Guy I, 1stly m dau of - - Cantacuzenus, Despot of Morea
Guy I 2ndly m dau of - - Syrgianes
Boémond, Comte de Corycus, m Euphemia of Neghir
Jean, m Soldana of Georgia
Marguerite, m Manuel Cantacuzenus, Despot of Morea
Leo V, m Marguerite de Soissons
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