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Armenian noble family resulting from Roupen Ier, which settled in Cilicie after the conquest of the Arménie by the Seldjoukide S. It managed to drive out the Byzantines and to create of them a principality, which became kingdom in 1198.

The family died out in 1222 and the throne passed to the rival family of the Héthoumides.

Genealogy

Rouben Ier, († 1095) prince d' Arménie │ └──> Constantin Ier († 1100), prince d' Arménie │ ├──> Beatrice, married to Josselin Ier, count d' Edesse († 1131) │ ├──> Thoros Ier († 1129) prince d' Arménie │ └──> Leon Ier († 1138) X Beatrice de Rethel │ ├──> Etienne († 1165) │ X Rita de Barberon († 1210) │ │ │ ├──> Roupen III (&1186), prince d' Arménie │ │ X Isabelle, girl of Onfroy III of Strand │ │ │ │ │ ├──> Alice, married to Raymond IV of Tripoli │ │ │ │ │ └──> Philippa, married to Theodore Ier Lascaris, emperor of nicée │ │ │ ├──> Leon II († 1219), king d' Arménie │ │ X1) Isabelle of Austria │ │ X2) Sibyl of Lusignan │ │ │ │ │ ├──> Isabelle (1212 &dagge; 1252) queen of Arménie │ │ │ X1) Philippe d' Antioche († 1226), king d' Arménie │ │ │ X2) Héthoum Ier d' Arménie (1215 &dagger 1270) │ │ │ │ │ └──> Stéphanie, married to Jean de Brienne │ │ │ └──> Dolete married to Bertrand Embriaco, of Gibelet │ ├──> Thoros II (1115 † 1169) prince d' Arménie │ X 1149 Isabelle, girl of Josselin II, count d' Edesse │ │ │ ├──> Roupen II (&1170), prince d' Arménie │ │ │ ├──>, married to Hethoum III, lord of Lampron (héthoumide) │ │ │ └──>, married to Isaac Doukas Comnène, emperor of Cyprus │ └──> Mleh (&1174), prince d' Arménie

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