2. Amaury I., _born_ 1132-6; _died_ July 11, 1173. _Married_--
(A) Agnes de Courtenay, daughter of Josceline, Count of Edessa: _divorced_.
(B) MARIA COMNENA, daughter or niece of Manuel I., Emperor of the East: living 1190. [Character imaginary.]
1. BALDWIN IV., the Leper; _born_ 1158; _abdicated_ 1183; _d._ March 16, 1185. Never married.
2. SYBIL I., _crowned_ Sept., 1186; _died_ at Acre, during the siege, 1190. [Character historical] _Married_--
(A) Guglielmo, Marquis of Monferrato: _died_ 1180.
(B) GUY DE LUSIGNAN: _mar._ 1183; _died_ September (Fabyan) 1193 (ib.) 1194 (Moreri, Woodward and Coates Chron. Cycl.) 1195 (Roger de Hoveden) 1196 (Anderson). [Character historical]
3. ISABEL I. [Character historical] _Married_--
(A) HOMFROY DE TOURS: _mar. circ._ 1183; _divorced_ 1190; _died_ 1199. [The legality of the divorce was very doubtful, and caused many subsequent counter-claims to the throne.]
(B) Conrado, Marquis of Monferrato, Count of Tyre: _mar._ 1190; _assassinated_ at Tyre, Apr. 27, 1192.
(C) Henri, Count of Champagne: _mar._ 1193, _died_ at Acre, by accident, 1196-7.
(D) AMAURY DE LUSIGNAN, brother of Guy: _mar._ 1197, _d._ 1205. [Character imaginary.]
1. BALDWIN V., _born_ 1180, _crowned_ Nov. 20, 1183; _died_ at Acre, 1186. [Character imaginary.]
2, 3. DAUGHTERS, died with mother, during siege of Acre, 1190. [Some writers ascribe four daughters to Sybil.]
Jean de Brienne, third son of Erard II. Count of Brienne, and Agnes de Montbeliard; Emperor of the East, 1233; _died_ Mar. 21, 1237.
(A) HUGUES DE LUSIGNAN, son of Amaury de Lusignan and Eschine d'Ibellin: _died_ 1219.
(B) Bohemond IV., Prince of Antioch: _divorced_.
(C) Raoul, Count of Soissons: _died circ._ 1246.
3. Philippa, _mar._ 1214, Erard de Brienne, Lord of Rameru; living 1247.
4. Sybil, _mar._ Leon I., King of Armenia.
Violante, _mar._ at Brindisi, 1223-5, Friedrich II., Emperor of Germany: _died_ 1228-9.
From this marriage the Emperors of Germany and Austria derive the empty title of Kings of Jerusalem. They have no right to it, since the posterity of Violante became extinct in the second generation. The Kings of Italy, on the contrary, have a right to the title, being descendants of Anna of Cyprus, the heir general of Alix I.