Lussenyan Family and Its Impact on Crusades 573 AH - 602 AH / 1177 AD - 1205 AD

Authors

  • Fadhila Hasan Khalaf Author

Keywords:

Crusades, Lussenyan Family, Amalrec and Godfrey, Jay Lussenyan

Abstract

One of the sons of this family was count Jay Lussenyan who

was an outstanding one this family he was the younst sons of hayog

the eighth, Amalrec, Lussenyan and Godfrey. But this one who made

a wide reputation was Jay Lussenyan after he got married from princess

sibila a daughter of king Amalrec the first and his brothr king Baldwin

the foueth (Leprous). She wasthe heiress of Jerusalem kingdom therone.

his coming to east was for the sake of marriage of the princess according

to the request of the royal eourt he was a young smaut attractive an,

he got married and became the king Jerusalem in spite of the opposition

he faced from the erusde princes and Barons council. the king Jay

was not characterized with the features of kings, reckless, stupid breaking

promises, oathless and of little experience in roling the crusade kingdom.

Therefore, he didn’t get erough support from the Barons of the kingdom

except som such as: queen Agnis Courntey the widow of king Amalric

and Sibilas mother. and the precautions that must be followed in the

maintenance operations and then the appendix that Photographs of

the buildings included in the study are included.

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Published

2025-08-05

How to Cite

Lussenyan Family and Its Impact on Crusades 573 AH - 602 AH / 1177 AD - 1205 AD. (2025). Journal of Al-Farahidi’s Arts, 15(52), 139-160. http://www.fja.tu.edu.iq/index.php/fja/article/view/16