Seigniory of Hebron

The Seigneurie of Hebron is one of the strongholds of the Royaume of Jerusalem. It is also named the seigniory of Saint-Abraham .

History

Hebron is one of the frank castles oldest of the kingdom. It was regularly given to knights of the kingdom, then of return to the Crown. The seigniory was definitively conquered by Saladin in 1187.

Geographical extent

It is the area in the south of Jerusalem.

Feudality

Suzerain: the king de Jérusalem

Vassal: the lord of Bethgibelin

List lords

1100 - 1101: Galdemar Carpenel

1101 - 1102: Roger d' Haifa

1102-1104: royal field

1104 - 1104: Hugues Ier of Hebron

1104-1108: royal field

1108 - 1118: Gautier Mahomet

1118-1120: royal field

1120 - 1136: Baudouin of Hebron

1136 - 1149: Hugues II of Hebron

1149 - 1177: Onfroy II of Strand

1177 - 1187: Renaud de Châtillon

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