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Women from the Crusader states

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Isabella I of Jerusalem

queen of Jerusalem

Yolanda of Flanders

Regent of Latin Empire of Constantinople (1175-1219)

Constance of Antioch

Princess of Antioch (1127-1163)

Maria of Antioch

Byzantine Empress

Agnes of Courtenay

Queens consort of Jerusalem

Charlotte, Queen of Cyprus

Queen Regnant of Cyprus, Jerusalem and Armenia

Sibylla of Anjou

Countess of Flanders (1112-1165)

Catherine of Courtenay

Empress of Latin Constantinople (1274-1307)

Alice of Champagne

Queen consort of Cyprus

Lucia, Countess of Tripoli

Countess of Tripoli and Princess of Antioch

Ioveta of Bethany

Ioveta ( 1120 – 6 September 1178) was a Latin princess from the crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem. Her name appears in various other forms, including Joveta, Yveta, Yvette, Ivetta, and Juditta. She headed the Convent of Saint Lazarus in Bethany, the richest abbey in the kingdom, from the late 1130s or early 1140s until her death.

Plaisance of Antioch

Queen of Cyprus

Matilda of Hainaut

Princess of Achaea (1293-1331)

Stephanie of Milly

Crusader state noble

Sibylla of Lusignan

Maria of Antioch

Pretender to throne of Jerusalem

Isabella of Ibelin, Queen of Cyprus and Jerusalem

Queen consort of Cyprus (1267-1284)

Queen consort of Cyprus

Eschive d'Ibelin

Helie of Burgundy

Countess of Toulouse and Ponthieu

Elisabeth of Courtenay

Eschive d'Ibelin

Philippa of Antioch

Mistress of Byzantine royalty

Melisende of Lusignan

Princess of Antioch

Helvis of Brunswick-Grubenhagen

Queen Consort of Cyprus and Titular Queen Consort of Armenia and Jerusalem

Mary of Lusignan, Countess of Brienne

Countess Of Brienne

Melisende of Tripoli

Cousin of the King of Jerusalem

Béatrice de Saône

countess of Edessa from 1134 to 1150

Women in the Crusades

role of women in the Crusades

Alice de la Roche

Daughter of Guy I, Lord of Athens; wife of John II of Ibelin, Lord of Beirut, in the Kingdom of Jerusalem

Philippa of Champagne

Helvis of Ibelin