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Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou 1089–1144 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Abt. 1089

Birth Location: Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France

Death Date: 13 Nov 1144

Death Location: Jerusalem, Yerushalayim (Jerusalem District), Israel

Father: Fulk times

Mother: Bertrade Montford

Spouse(s): Ermengarde Maine, Melisende Jerusalem

Children(s): Geoffrey Normandy, Baldwin issue, Matilda Abbey, Sybyl Flanders, Elias D'Anjou, Amalric Jerusalem

In 1089, Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou entered the world in Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France, born to Fulk Iv Le Rechin Theobaldus De Anjou Count Foulques Fulk Married Five Times And Bertrade De Montford. Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou married Ermengarde Du Maine, Melisende House Of Rethel Queen Of Jerusalem, and had children including Amalric I Of Anjou King Of Jerusalem, Baldwin Iii House Of Anjou King Of Jerusalem No Issue, Elias D Anjou, Geoffrey V Plantagenet 1St House Of Gatinais Count Of Anjou Duke Of Normandy, Matilda Van Anjou Abbess Of Fontevraud Abbey, Sybyl Sibylle Of Anjou Countess Consort Of Flanders. Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou passed away in 1144 in Jerusalem, Yerushalayim (Jerusalem District), Israel.

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Biography

  • In 1089, Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou entered the world in Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France, born to Fulk Iv Le Rechin Theobaldus De Anjou Count Foulques Fulk Married Five Times And Bertrade De Montford.
  • Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou married Ermengarde Du Maine, Melisende House Of Rethel Queen Of Jerusalem, and had children including Amalric I Of Anjou King Of Jerusalem, Baldwin Iii House Of Anjou King Of Jerusalem No Issue, Elias D Anjou, Geoffrey V Plantagenet 1St House Of Gatinais Count Of Anjou Duke Of Normandy, Matilda Van Anjou Abbess Of Fontevraud Abbey, Sybyl Sibylle Of Anjou Countess Consort Of Flanders.
  • Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou passed away in 1144 in Jerusalem, Yerushalayim (Jerusalem District), Israel.

Immediate Family

Parents

Fulk times
1043–1109
Birth Location: Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
Ft
Bertrade Montford
1070–1117
Birth Location: Montfort, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France
BM

Spouses(s)

Ermengarde Maine
1092–1126
Birth Location: LeMans, Sarthe, Maine, France
EM
Melisende Jerusalem
1105–1161
Birth Location: Edessa, Sanliurfa, Turkey
MJ

Children(s)

Geoffrey Normandy
1113–1151
Birth Location: Anjou, Isère, Rhône-Alpes, France
GN
Baldwin issue
1130–1163
Birth Location: –
Bi
Matilda Abbey
1105–1119
Birth Location: Angers, Maine-et-Loire, Pays de la Loire, France
MA
Sybyl Flanders
1112–1165
Birth Location: Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
SF
Elias D'Anjou
1111–1151
Birth Location: Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
ED
Amalric Jerusalem
1136–1174
Birth Location: Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
AJ

Fulk Anjou's Ancestors

Self
Fulk Anjou
1089–1144
Birth Place: Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
Parents
Fulk IV "le Rechin" Theobaldus de Anjou, Count Foulques ( Fulk), married five times
1043–1109
Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
Bertrade (de) Montford
1070–1117
Montfort, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France
Grandparents
Geoffrey (II Gâtinais Gastinois, Count; ancestor of) Plantagenets
1000–1046
Chateau-Landon, Departement de Seine-et-Marne, Île-de-France, France
Ermengarde (de Anjou, Duchess of) Burgundy
1018–1076
Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
Simon (I De Montfort) nobleman
1025–1087
Montfort l'Amaury, Duchy of Normandy (now in Ile de France), Kingdom of France
Agnes (d'Évreux, Baroness of) Montfort
1030–1087
Évreux, Eure, Haute-Normandie, Kingdom of France
Great-Grandparents
Geoffrey Plantagenets
–1046
Beatrice Gastinais
–1005
Fulk of
–1040
Hildegarde Metz
–1046
Amaury Montfort
–1052
Richard Count
–1067
Godehilde, Ramon
1010–1034
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Count Gastinais
Gatinais
1018–1075
Geoffrey D'Anjou
Adele Anjou
Robert Rouen
–1006
Herveve Rouen
–1034
Ramon Barcelona
–1017
Ermesinde Barcelona
–1058

Fulk Anjou's Descendants

1.
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Fulk (V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of) Anjou (Abt. 1089–13 Nov 1144) m. Ermengarde (du) Maine (1 Jul 1092–15 Jan 1126) m. Melisende (House of Rethel, Queen of) Jerusalem (1105–11 Sep 1161)
  1. 1. Geoffrey (V Plantagenet-1st (House of Gatinais), Count of Anjou, Duke of) Normandy 1113–1151 m. Matilda (( Maud) Norman of Anjou, Empress of) Germany 1102–1167 m. Alice (Queen) Eleonore 1112– m. Adelaide of 1115–1169
    1. 1. Henry (II 'Curtmantle' Plantagenet-Angevin, 1st Plantagenet King of England, spoke) French 1133–1189 m. Eleanor (of Aquitaine Queen of) England 1122–1204 m. Ida (de Tosny, Countess of Norfolk, a royal ward & mistress of King) Henry 1156–1226
      1. 1. John (I 'Lackland' Plantagenet or Angevin dynasty, King of England, Magna Carta, imposed draconian taxes to fund re-conquering Plantagenet lands in France, killed nephew) Arthur 1166–1216 m. Isabella (House of Taillefer, Queen consort of England, Countess of Angoulême & La Marche, accused of plotting against the French king in 1244, and fled to) Fo 1187–1246 m. Isabel (Countess of) Gloucester 1173–1217 m. Adela (de) Warenne 1164–1224
        1. 1. Henry (III Plantagenet, King of England, tried to restore dynasty's French lands by buying Sicily; Barons imposed Provisions of Oxford to share power,) o 1207–1272 m. Eleanor (House of Barcelona, Queen consort of England, Countess of) Provence 1217–1291
        2. 2. Richard (Plantagenet 1st Earl of Cornwall, King of the Romans) HRE 1209–1272 m. Isabell (Marshall (de) Clare) 1200–1240 m. Sanchia (of Provence, Queen of Germany and of the) Romans 1228–1261 m. Beatrice (House of Falkenburg, queen of the Romans in Kaiserslautern on 16 June) 1269 1245–1277
        3. 3. Joan (Plantagenet, Queen of) Scotland 1210–1238 m. Alexander (II House of Dunkeld, King of Scots, Eilean Donan) Castle 1198–1249
        4. 4. Joan (of Wales Plantagenet house, Lady of Wales and Snowdon,) Illegitimate 1188–1237 m. Llywelyn (the Great ap Iorwerth, House of Aberffraw, Prince of Gwynedd, Powys Wenwynwyn, & Aberffraw; Lord of Snowdon, ruler of) Wales 1172–1240 m. William (de) Braose 1200–1230
        5. 5. Richard (FitzRoy Plantagenet, illegitimate son, served in his father's army as a captain during the baronial revolt, constable of Wallingford) Castle 1185–1246
        6. 6. Eleanor (Plantagenet, Princess of England, Countess of Leicester, after Simon's death, fled to exile in France where she became a nun at Montargis) Abb 1215–1275 m. Simon (V de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester, 1st Earl of Chester, led the baronial opposition to King Henry III: Battle of Lewes, father of) Parliament 1208–1265 m. William (Marshall, no) issue 1190–1231
      2. 2. William (IX Plantagenet-Angevin, Count of) Poitiers 1153–1156
      3. 3. Geoffrey (II Plantagenet (House of Angevin), Archbishop of) York 1158–1186 m. Constance (Plantagenet-de) Bretagne 1161–1201
        1. 1. Arthur Plantagenet 1187–1203
      4. 4. Henry ('The Young King' Plantagenet-Angevin, Duke of Normandy, Count of Anjou & Maine, raised a revolt against his) father 1155–1183 m. Marguerite ('Margaret of France' Capet ( Árpád), Queen of England and) Hungary 1157–1197
        1. 1. William Plantagenet-Angevin, 1177–1177
      5. 5. Eleanor (Plantagenet, Queen of Castile and) Toledo 1162–1214 m. Alfonso (VIII, Borgoña de Castilla, Rey de) Castilla 1155–1214
        1. 1. Berenguela (Plantagenet, Reina de) Castilla 1180–1246 m. Alfonso (IX Fernandez House of Ivrea, King de Castilla y) León 1171–1230
        2. 2. Sancho (de Castilla y) Plantagenet 1181–1181
        3. 3. Fernando (de Castilla y) Plantagenet 1189–1211
        4. 4. Leonor (de) Aragona 1202–1244
        5. 5. Urraca (of House of Ivrea Castilian, (Urraca is 'magpie' in) Castilian) 1187–1220 m. Alphonse (de) Portugal 1185–1223
        6. 6. Blanche (de) Castile 1188–1252
      6. 6. Matilda (Plantagenet, Duchess of) Saxony 1156–1189 m. Henry (The Lion Welf dynasty (also Guelf or Guelph), Duke of Saxony, dispossessed of his duchies after the Battle of) Legnano 1129–1195
        1. 1. Heinrich (V Welf dynasty von Braunschweig, Count Palatine of the) Rhine 1173–1227 m. Agnes (von) Staufen 1176–1207
        2. 2. Otto (IV House of Welf of Brunswick, Holy Roman Emperor, King of the Romans, of Italy & Burgundy, forced to abdicate & excommunicated 1215, 3rd Crusade, no) issue 1175–1218 m. Maria (von Brabant, Holy Roman) Empress 1190–1260 m. Elisabeth (Beatrice Schwaben) (Hohenstaufen) 1202–1235
        3. 3. Wilhelm ('Longsword' Herzog von Sachsen-Lüneburg Herzog von) Braunschweig-Lüneburg 1184–
        4. 4. Mathilda (Richenza of Saxony House of) Welf 1172–1210 m. Heinrich ('Henry' Borwin II von Mecklenburg, Prince of Mecklenburg 1219-1226-Lord of Rostock-House of) Mecklenburg 1170–1226
      7. 7. King (Richard I 'The Lionheart' Plantagenet, victories against Muslim, Saladin, barely spoke English & visited England only 6 months of reign, imprisoned by Duke of) Austria 1157–1199 m. Berengaria (of Navarre, Queen consort of) England 1163–1230
      8. 8. Joan (Plantagenet, Queen consort of Sicily, countess consort of) Toulouse 1165–1199 m. Raymond (Vl House of Rouergue di Sicilia, Count of Toulouse, married five times, is represented as one of four figures on the ceiling of the Minnesota Supreme) Court 1156–1222 m. William (II of Sicily, King of Sicily, no) issue –1189
        1. 1. Bertrand (Bohemond di Sicilia van) Apulië 1181–1181
      9. 9. Agnes Capet 1164–1240
      10. 10. Geoffrey (Plantagenet, Archbishop of York,) Illegitimate 1152–1212
      11. 11. William (de Longespée, 3rd Earl of) Salisbury 1176–1226 m. Ela (fitzPatrick d'Evereux, Countess of Salisbury, Abbess of Lacock Abbey (she) founded) 1187–1261
        1. 1. Stephen (Plantagenet, seneschal of Gascony and Justiciar of) Ireland 1216–1260 m. Emmeline (de) Riddlesford 1220–1275
        2. 2. Mary Longespee –1268 m. Robert (de Ros, Chief Justice of King's Bench, Lord of) Wark 1195–1269
        3. 3. Sir (William 'The Younger' Longespée ( Plantagenet), English knight, 2nd) Crusades 1212–1250
    2. 2. Hamelin ('The Bastard' d'Anjou Plantagenet\de Warenne, 5th Earl of Surrey, Vicomte de Touraine, illegitimate, a half-brother of King Henry) II 1130–1202 m. Isabella (de) Warenne 1136–1199
      1. 1. William (de Warenne, 5th Earl of Surrey, High Sheriff of) Surrey 1166–1240 m. Matilda d'Aubigney 1160–1216
        1. 1. John (Plantagenet, de Warrene & Surrey, Lordships of Bromfield and Yale in) Wales 1231–1304 m. Alice (of Angoulême de Lusignan, Countess of) Surrey 1236–1290
        2. 2. Isabel (de) Warenne, 1228–1282
      2. 2. Maud (Matilda de) Warenne 1160–1207 m. Henry (d'Eu, Count of Eu and Lord of) Hastings 1159–1183 m. Henri (d' Estouteville, Seigneur de) Valmont[ –1232
        1. 1. Alix (d' Eu, 8th Countess of Eu and 4th Lady of) Hastings 1181–1246 m. Raoul (I de Lusignan, Seigneur d'Issoudun before 1200, Count of Eu by marriage, Seigneur de) Melle 1165–1219
      3. 3. Adela (de) Warenne 1164–1224 m. John (I 'Lackland' Plantagenet or Angevin dynasty, King of England, Magna Carta, imposed draconian taxes to fund re-conquering Plantagenet lands in France, killed nephew) Arthur 1166–1216 m. William Fitzwilliam 1173–1218
        1. 1. Sir (Thomas fitzWilliam,) knight 1210–1266 m. Agnes Bertram 1211–1244
    3. 3. Guillaume (I Plantagenet, Graaf van) Poitou 1136–1163 m. Cecily (FitzMiles, Countess Of Hereford) FitzPayne 1120–1204
      1. 1. Edyth Plantagenet 1162–1188 m. Willem Windsor 1158–
        1. 1. Willem Windsor 1189–1275
    4. 4. Emma Plantagenet 1138–
    5. 5. Agnes Plantagenet 1130–1192
    6. 6. Geoffrey (VI "Mantell" Plantagenet, Count of) Nantes 1134–1157
    7. 7. Adewis Plantagenet 1132–1192
  2. 2. Baldwin (III House of Anjou, King of Jerusalem, no) issue 1130–1163 m. Theodora (Komnene, Queen consort of) Jerusalem 1145–
  3. 3. Matilda (van Anjou, Abbess of Fontevraud) Abbey 1105–1119 m. William (Adelin Aetheling Ætheling House of Normandy, Duke of Normandy, heir to English throne. early death without issue caused Anarchy succession) crisis 1103–1120
  4. 4. Sybyl (Sibylle of Anjou, Countess consort of) Flanders 1112–1165 m. William ('Clito' =Anglo-Saxon "Aetheling" House of Normandy, Count of Flanders, no) issue 1102–1128 m. Thierry (Dietrich of Alsace, Count of Flanders, four campaigns in the Levant and Africa, the 2nd Crusade, failed 1157–1158 siege of Syrian city Shaizar,) 1164 1101–1168 m. Theodoric (Thierry (or Diederik) House of Alsace, 15th Count of Flanders; 4 campaigns in the Levant & Africa: in 2nd Crusade, the failed 1157–1158 siege of the Syrian city) Shaiza 1101–1168
    1. 1. Philip (I House of Alsace, Count of Flanders, no issue, two) Crusades 1143–1191 m. Teresa (Mafalda Mathilde of Portugal, divorced after two years on grounds of consanguinity, Countess of) Flanders 1157–1218 m. Elisabeth (Mabille Capetian House of Vermandois, Countess of) Vermandois 1143–1183
    2. 2. Margaret (I House of Metz, Countess of) Flanders 1150–1195 m. Baldwin (V House of Flanders, Count of) Hainaut 1150–1195
      1. 1. Jolanda (Family of Flanders, Marchioness of) Namur 1175–1219 m. Pierre (II de Courtenay, Latin Emperor of) Constantinople 1155–1219
        1. 1. Yolanda (de Courtenay, Queen of) Hungary 1200–1233 m. Andrew ((András) II Árpád dynasty, King of Hungary & Croatia, 5th) Crusade 1177–1235
        2. 2. Marguerite (de) Courtenay 1202–1270
        3. 3. Philippe (de) Courtenay 1196–1226
        4. 4. Robert (House de Courtenay, Emperor) Constantinople 1201–1228
        5. 5. Elizabeth (de) Courtenay 1202–1247
        6. 6. Marie (de Courtenay, Empress of) Nicaea 1204–1222
        7. 7. Henry (de Courtenay, Marquis of) Namur 1206–1229
        8. 8. Baldwin (II 'the Broke' House de Courtenay, last Latin Emperor) Constantinople 1217–1273
      2. 2. Baldwin (I House of Flanders, 1st Latin Emperor of Constantinople, Count of Flanders and Hainaut, 4th) Crusade 1172–1205 m. Marie (of Champagne, first Latin Empress of) Constantinople 1174–1204
        1. 1. Margaret (II 'The Black' House of Flanders, Countess of Flanders and) Hainaut 1202–1280 m. Guillaume (II William of Dampierre, Lord) of –1216 m. Bouchard (IV House de Avesnes, Bailiff of) Hainaut 1182–1244
      3. 3. Sibylle (Sybille de) Hainaut 1179–1217 m. Guichard (IV "le Grande" de Beaujeu, Seigneur) of 1170–1216
        1. 1. Agnes (de Beaujeu, Countess of) Champagne 1202–1231 m. Theobald (IV Thibaut House of Blois, King of) Navarra 1201–1253
        2. 2. Guichard (de Beaujeu, Sire de) Montpensier 1200– m. Catherine (de Clermont, Dame de) Montferrand 1207–1240
        3. 3. Humbert (V de Beaujeu, Constable of) France 1198–1250
    3. 3. Mathew Alsace 1137–1173 m. Maria (I of Blois Countess of) Boulogne 1136–1182 m. Eleonore (de Vermandois, founded the abbaye royale du Parc-aux-Dames near Auger-Saint-Vincent, no) issue 1152–1213
      1. 1. Mathilde (Maud von Boulogne, Alsace) Flanders 1163–1210 m. Heinrich (I von Brabant, Duke of Brabant &) Lothier 1160–1235
        1. 1. Heinrich (II (Henry) Reginar family, 3rd Duke of) Brabant 1189–1248 m. Maria (Hohenstaufen of) Swabia 1201–1235 m. Sophia (von) Thüringen 1223–1284
        2. 2. Adelheid (von) Brabant 1190–1265 m. Arnold (III von) Looz 1180–1221
        3. 3. Maria (von Brabant, Holy Roman) Empress 1190–1260 m. Willem (I de Holland en) Zeeland 1167–1222 m. Otto (IV House of Welf of Brunswick, Holy Roman Emperor, King of the Romans, of Italy & Burgundy, forced to abdicate & excommunicated 1215, 3rd Crusade, no) issue 1175–1218
        4. 4. Margarethe (von) Brabant 1192–1231
        5. 5. Mathilde (von) Brabant 1195–1267
        6. 6. Gottfried (Hendrik von Brabant of) Leuven 1209–1253 m. Maria (von) Oudenaarde 1215–1292
        7. 7. Marle (von) Brabant 1188–
      2. 2. Ida (de Alsace de) Flanders 1160–1216
      3. 3. Judith (de) Alsace 1155–1173
  5. 5. Elias D'Anjou 1111–1151
  6. 6. Amalric (I of Anjou, King of) Jerusalem 1136–1174 m. Agnes (of Courtenay, Queen consort of) Jerusalem 1136–1184 m. Maria (Komnene, Queen consort of) Jerusalem 1154–1212
    1. 1. Isabella (I House of Anjou, Queen of Jerusalem &) Cyprus 1172–1205 m. Conrad (Marquis of Montferrat, King of Jerusalem, 3rd) Crusade –1192 m. Amalric (II ( Aimery) de Lusginan, King of Cyprus and) Jerusalem 1153–1205
      1. 1. Maria (House of Aleramici Montferrat, Queen of) Jerusalem 1192–1212 m. Sir (Jean De Brienne, King of Jerusalem, Latin Emperor of) Constantinople 1170–1237
        1. 1. Isabella (II (Yolande of Brienne) of Jersualem, Queen of) Jerusalem 1212–1228 m. Frederick (II Hohenstaufen Dynasty, Holy Roman Emperor, King of) Germany 1194–1250
      2. 2. Sybille (de) Lusginan, 1198–1252
      3. 3. Mélisende (de) Lusginan, 1200–1249
    2. 2. Baldwin (IV 'The Leper' of Anjou, King of Jerusalem (from movie: Kingdom of) Heaven) 1161–1185
    3. 3. Sibylla (of Jerusalem House of Anjou, Countess of Jaffa & Ascalon, Queen of) Jerusalem 1160–1190 m. William (Longsword of Montferrat, Count of Jaffa and) Ascalon 1140–1177 m. Sir (Guy House of Lusignan, king of the crusader state of Jerusalem from 1186 to 1192, a French Poitevin) knight 1150–1194
      1. 1. Baldwin (V 'Baudouinet' (of Montferrat) of) Jerusalem 1177–1186

Fulk Anjou's Timeline

2 Records

1089
Abt. 1089
Birth of Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou in Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
1144
13 Nov 1144
Age 55
Death of Fulk V 'The Younger' d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou in killed in hunting accident when horse fell, Acre, Akko, Hazafon, Jerusalem, Holy Land
killed in hunting accident when horse fell, Acre, Akko, Hazafon, Jerusalem, Holy Land

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: Abt. 1089
    Event Place: Anjou, Isere, Rhone-Alpes, France
    Record Source:
    [1] US & British Isle, Joseph Thomas Biographical Dictionary, 1890
    [2] Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index
    [3] Global, Find a Grave® Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 13 Nov 1144
    Event Place: killed in hunting accident when horse fell, Acre, Akko, Hazafon, Jerusalem, Holy Land
    Record Source:
    [1] Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index
    [2] Global, Find a Grave® Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current
    [3] Age:
    About 51-52

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Place: Jerusalem, Yerushalayim (Jerusalem District), Israel
    Record Source: Global, Find a Grave® Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current
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