Philip of Ibelin (Constable of Cyprus)

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Philip of Ibelin (* around 1235/40; † around 1304) from the House of Ibelin was constable of the Kingdom of Cyprus .

He was the second-born son of Baldwin of Ibelin († 1267), Seneschal of Cyprus, and Alice of Bethsan ( House of Béthune ).

In 1302 he was appointed constable of Cyprus.

With papal dispensation of August 13, 1253, he married Simone of Tiberias, daughter of Odo of Montbéliard († around 1247), constable of Jerusalem, and the Eschiva of Saint-Omer (1219-1265), princess of Galilee. He had nine children with her:

  • Baldwin of Ibelin († young)
  • Balian von Ibelin († 1315/16), titular prince of Galilee, ⚭ Alice of Cyprus († after 1324), daughter of King Hugo III.
  • Hugo von Ibelin († young)
  • Guido von Ibelin († young)
  • Maria von Ibelin († after 1324), mistress of Naumachia, ⚭ Guido von Ibelin († 1304), titular count of Jaffa
  • Alice von Ibelin († after 1324), mistress of Coletta, ⚭ Walter von Bethsan († 1315) ( House of Béthune )
  • Helvis of Ibelin († young)
  • Eschiva von Ibelin († after 1324), mistress of St. Nicholas ⚭ 1) 1290 Walter von Dampierre-sur-Salon († before 1310), ⚭ 2) before 1310 Hugo von Lusignan († 1318/23), lord of Crusoche, Son of Amalrich of Tire
  • Margarethe von Ibelin († young)

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Weyprecht Hugo Rüdt-Collenberg: Les dispenses matrimoniales accordées à l'Orient Latin selon les Registres du Vatican 1283-1385. Mélanges de l'École française de Rome. Volume 89, No. 1, (1977), Tableau A, 6, p. 58.

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personal data
SURNAME Philip of Ibelin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Constable of Cyprus
DATE OF BIRTH around 1235
DATE OF DEATH around 1304