Bohemond of Batrun

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Bohemond of Batrun (* around 1199, † after October 1244 ) was lord of Batrun in the county of Tripoli by marriage .

He was the son of Prince Bohemond III. of Antioch and his fourth wife Isabella of Farabel. On his father's side he was a grandson of Raimund von Poitiers . After his father or grandfather he was also called Bohemond of Antioch or Bohemond of Poitiers .

As a minor he was married to Isabella von Batrun , the only daughter of Cäcilia von Batrun and Plebanus von Pisa and heiress of their rule Batrun. From his wife's right of inheritance , Bohemond was enfeoffed with the rule of Batrun.

In October 1244 he took part in the battle of La Forbie with his eldest son Johann . The battle ended in defeat, father and son were captured by the Muslims, in which they also died.

He had four children with Isabella:

  • Johann († after 1244)
  • Wilhelm (II.) († after 1262), from 1244 Lord of Batrun, from 1258 constable of Jerusalem ∞ Agnes von Sidon, daughter of Balian Garnier
  • Jacob († 1277) ∞ Clarence of Hazart
  • Isabella ∞ Meillour de Ravendel, Lord of Maraclea

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predecessor Office successor
Plebanus
(de iure uxoris) 		Lord of Batrun
(de iure uxoris )
1206-1244 		Wilhelm II.
personal data
SURNAME Bohemond of Batrun
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bohemond of Antioch; Bohemond of Poitiers
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Lord of Batrun
DATE OF BIRTH around 1199
DATE OF DEATH after October 1244