Bohémond V of Antioche

Bohémond V of Poitiers , died in 1252, count de Tripoli and prince d' Antioche (1233 - 1252), wire of Bohémond IV of Antioche and Pleasant of Gibelet.

Like his father, he was wary of Ordre of Midsummer's Day of the Hospital and his neighbor the Royaume of Small-Arménie, and preferred alliance with the Ordre of the Temple.

He married in first weddings in 1225 Alix of Champagne, regent of Cyprus and Jerusalem, but this marriage was cancelled in 1227.

It remaria in second weddings in 1235 with Lucienne de Segni, small-niece of the Innocent pope III, and had:

Bohémond VI (1237 † 1275) prince d' Antioche and count de Tripoli
Joke, (1236 † 1261), married in 1250 with Henri Ier of Cyprus, then in 1254 (marriage cancelled in 1258) with Balian d' Ibelin, lord of Arsouf (1239 † 1277)

Under the influence of his second wife, the Roman influence increased in Antioche and Tripoli, with the detriment of the elements Latin and Armenian, which made begin one period from disorders.

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