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     Tsar of Bulgaria Petar IV Belgun was the son of N. N. Belgun. Tsar of Bulgaria Petar IV Belgun and Tsar of Bulgaria Ivan Asên I Belgun led a popular rising of Vlachs and Bulgars and proclaimed their independence from the Byzantines in 1186.¹ Tsar of Bulgaria Petar IV Belgun became ruler of the eastern half of the kingdom in 1186 at Veliki Preslav, Second Bulgarian Empire.¹ He succeeded Asên I, his brother, to the Bulgarian throne in 1196. Tsar at Second Bulgarian Empire between 1196 and 1197.^2,1 He died in 1197. He was killed by the boyars.¹

     Jordan Teutonicus de Courcy was the son of Lord of Islip William de Courcy and Juliana de Aquila.¹ Jordan Teutonicus de Courcy died in 1197 at Ulster, Ireland. He was killed by a retainer.¹

     Comte de Réthel Manassès III de Réthel was born circa 1126. He was the son of comte de Réthel Gauthier de Réthel and Beatrix de Namur.¹ Comte de Réthel Manassès III de Réthel married Maud de Lorraine; His 1st.¹ Comte de Réthel Manassès III de Réthel died in 1197.¹

     Owen Cyfeiliog ap Griffith, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog was the son of Griffith ap Meredith and Gwertyl verch Gwrgenas ap Howel o Caer-a-Chydewin.¹ Owen Cyfeiliog ap Griffith, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog married Gwenllian verch Owen Gwynedd o Gwynedd, daughter of Owain Gwynedd ap Gruffydd, King of Gwynedd.¹ Owen Cyfeiliog ap Griffith, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog died in 1197.¹

     Irmgard von Henneberg was born say 1139. She was the daughter of Berthold I, Graf von Henneberg, Burggraf von Würzburg and Bertha von Putelendorf.¹ Irmgard von Henneberg married Konrad "der Pfalzgraf" von Schwaben, son of Friedrich II "der Einäugige", Herzog von Schwaben and Agnes von Saarbrücken, Herzogin von Schwaben, circa 1159.¹ Irmgard von Henneberg died in 1197.¹

     Seneschal of Champagne at France.¹ Geoffroy IV "le Jeune", sire de Joinville was born circa 1155?. He was the son of Geoffroy III "le Vieil", sire de Joinville and Felicité de Brienne.¹ Geoffroy IV "le Jeune", sire de Joinville married Helvide de Dampierre, daughter of Guy I, seigneur de Dampierre, de S. Just & de S. Dizier and Helvide de Baudemont.¹ Geoffroy IV "le Jeune", sire de Joinville participated at the Siege of Acre in 1190 at Outremer.¹ He died after 1197.¹

     Hawise of Leicester was born circa 1129 at Leicestershire, England. She was the daughter of Robert II de Beaumont, 2nd Earl of Leicester and Amice de Montfort. Hawise of Leicester married William FitzRobert, 2nd Earl of Gloucester, son of Robert fitz Roy de Caen, 1st Earl of Gloucester and Mabel FitzHamon, circa 1150 at Leicestershire, England. Hawise of Leicester died on 24 April 1197.

     Also called Henry of Troyes.³ Henri II "le Jeune", comte Palatin de Champagne also went by the name of Henry "the Young". He was born on 29 July 1166.⁴ He was the son of Henri I "le Liberal", comte de Champagne and Marie de France.^1,2 Count of Champagne at France between 17 March 1181 and 1197. Henri II "le Jeune", comte Palatin de Champagne was a witness where Philippe II "Auguste", roi des Francs a major figure in the Third Crusade, leading the Crusade along with King Frederick of Germany and King Richard the Lionhearted of England, in 1187. Henri II "le Jeune", comte Palatin de Champagne married Isabeau I, reine de Jérusalem, daughter of Amaury I, roi de Jérusalem and Maria Komnene, in 1192; Her 3rd.^1,3,2 King of Jerusalem at Outremer between 1192 and 1197. Henri II "le Jeune", comte Palatin de Champagne was co-ruler with Isabeau I, reine de Jérusalem; Queen of Jerusalem.⁵ Henri II "le Jeune", comte Palatin de Champagne was the predecessor of Thibaut III, comte de Champagne; Count of Champagne. Henri II "le Jeune", comte Palatin de Champagne died on 10 September 1197 at Acre, Outremer, at age 31 years, 1 month and 12 days. While reviewing his troops from a window of his palace at Acre, a delegation from the local Pisan colony entered the room. He turned to greet them, and a few moments later thoughtlessly stepped backward. His dwarf, Scarlet, seized his clothes in an attempt to stop him, but it was too late. Both crashed to the ground below, Scarlet suffering a broken leg, Henry was killed.^6,4

      Also called Enrico di Svevia Italian. Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was the father of Friedrich II Roger, Kaiser der Römisches Reich; the only son of Emperor Henry V and Constance of Sicily.⁵ Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was the successor of Friedrich I "Barbarossa", Kaiser der Römisches Reich; King of Germany.⁶ Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was the successor of Friedrich I "Barbarossa", Kaiser der Römisches Reich; Holy Roman Emperor.⁶ Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was born in November 1165 at Nijmegen, Guelders, Netherlands.^1,3,5 He was the son of Friedrich I "Barbarossa", Kaiser der Römisches Reich and Beatrix de Bourgogne.^1,2,3,4 Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was elected to become the next King of Germany in 1169.³ He was a witness where Friedrich I "Barbarossa", Kaiser der Römisches Reich signed, with his son, Henry VI (V later as Emperor), the Peace of Constance, granting rights to the Lombard League on 25 January 1183.⁷ Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich signed, with his father, Frederick Barbarossa, the Peace of Constance, granting rights to the Lombard League on 25 January 1183.⁷ He married Constance, reine de Sicile, daughter of Roger II "le Magne", roi de Sicile and Beatrix de Réthel, on 29 October 1184.^8,2,9,10,11 Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was crowned King of the Lombards in 1186 at Milan.³ He succeeded his father to the throne of Germany in 1190. King of Germany at German Empire between 1190 and 1197.^6,3 Holy Roman Emperor at German Empire between 1191 and 1197.⁶ He was crowned Emperor following the death of his father on 15 April 1191.³ He succeeded to Sicily by right of his wife, Constance, and the deposing of her nephew, William III, in 1194. He was the successor of Guillaume III, roi de Sicile; King of Sicily. King of Naples and Sicily at Holy Roman Empire between 1194 and 1197. Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was a witness where Phillip, Kaiser der Römisches Reich made Duke of Tuscany by his brother, Henry, in 1195.¹² Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was a witness where Phillip, Kaiser der Römisches Reich made Duke of Swabia by his brother, Henry, succeeded his uncle, Conrad II, in 1196.¹² Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was a witness where Thomas I, comte de Savoie a supporter of the Hohenstaufens, which earned him the position of Imperial Vicar, before 1197.¹³ Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was the predecessor of Friedrich II Roger, Kaiser der Römisches Reich; King of Naples and Sicily. Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich died on 28 September 1197 at Messina, Sicily, at age 31 years and 10 months.^1,3,5 Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich was buried in the Cathedral, Palermo, Sicily.^3,5 He was the predecessor of Otto IV, Kaiser der Römisches Reich; Holy Roman Emperor.⁶

     Also called Königin von Zypern Eschiwa von Ibelin.³ Eschive d'Ibelin was born between 1157 and 1165.³ She was the daughter of Baudouin d'Ibelin, Lord of Ramla & Mirabel and Richilde de Beth'san.^2,3,4,5 Eschive d'Ibelin married Aymerie, roy de Chypre, son of Hugues VIII "le Brun", sire de Lusignan and Bourgogne de Rançon, dame de Fontenay, before 29 October 1175; His 1st.^6,7,4 Eschive d'Ibelin died after 29 September 1197.⁴

     Maud de Chesney married Chamberlain Henry fitz Gerold, son of Gerold (?).¹ Maud de Chesney died before 1198.¹

     Piers de Lutegareshale was born circa 1134 at Cherhill, Wiltshire, England. He married Maud de Mandeville, daughter of Geoffrey de Mandeville, 1st Earl of Essex and Rohesia de Vere, before 1162 at England. Piers de Lutegareshale died before 1198.

     Roger de Scales I of Middleton died before 1198.¹

     Also called Walter fitz Robert.² Walter fitz Robert was born circa 1114. He was the son of Robert fitz Richard and Maud de St. Liz.¹ Walter fitz Robert married Maud, Lady of Diss, daughter of Richard de Lucy, Chief Justiciar of England and Rohaise (?); His 1st.² Walter fitz Robert died in 1198.² Walter fitz Robert was buried in Dunmow Priory.²

     Henry de Percy was born circa 1159 at Alnwick, Northumberland, England. From Henry descends the second house of Percy. He was the son of Joscelin de Louvain and Agnes de Percy. Henry de Percy married Isabel de Brus, daughter of Adam II de Brus, 2nd Lord of Skelton and Agnes d' Aumale, circa 1191 at Cleveland, Yorkshire, England. Henry de Percy died in 1198.

     Arms: Argent, a fess gules between three estoiles sable.² Robert II, Lord of Ewyas Harold was son and heir of Robert de Ewias by his wife Sibil.¹ He was born circa 1125 at Ewyas Harold, Herefordshire, England. He was the son of Robert I FitzHarold, Lord of Ewyas Harold and Sybil (?). Robert II, Lord of Ewyas Harold succeeded his father after 1147.¹ He married Petronilla Scudamore, daughter of Godfrey Scudamore and Matilda Gifford, before 1165.³ Robert II, Lord of Ewyas Harold died in 1198.¹

     Baldwin Wake, Lord of Bourne was son and heir of Hugh Wac and Emma de Clare.³ He was born circa 1136?. He was the son of Hugh Wac, seigneur de Négreville and Emma de Clare.² Baldwin Wake, Lord of Bourne certified, on the occasion of the marriage of the king's daughter, his knight's fees to be in number ten, and that they were bestowed on his ancestor by King Henry I, in 1165/66 at 12 Henry II.² He rendered account of 200 m., as he had without royal permission given in marriage a lady who was in the King's gift, in 1176 at Lincolnshire, England.³ He married Agnes du Hommet, daughter of William du Hommet, seigneur de Le Hommet and Lucy (?); Her 1st.³ Baldwin Wake, Lord of Bourne assisted in the coronation of King Richard I on 3 September 1189 at Westminster Abbey, England.^2,3 He was with King Richard at St. Albans on 7 September 1190.³ He was one of the hostages for the payment of King Richard's ransom in February 1193/94.³ He went to King Richard in 1195 at Germany.³ He tallaged, with William Briwere, the city of Gloucester.³ He died in 1198.⁴ He witnessed a charter of the Earl of Chester, was called King's Constable, and paid scutage on 10 and 1/8 knights' fees in 1199/0 at 1 John.³

     Also called Henry de Newmarch.³ Henricus de Novomercato was born circa 1140?. He was the son of Mabilia de Ballon.^1,2 Henricus de Novomercato held one fee of the bishop of Worcester, and denied the service owed on another, in 1166.¹ He returned a Carta for his barony of North Cadbury in 1166.¹ He certified, upon the assessment of the aid for marrying the king's daughter, his knights fees to be sixteen, an half, two thirds, and two fifth parts, for which he paid £11 14s. 2., in 1165/66 at 12 Henry II.³ He died in 1198. He died leaving two sons, William (d.s.p. 1204) and James (d. 1216).¹

     Giacinto, Papa Celestino III was born circa 1110.¹ He was the son of Nobile Romano Pietro Orsini.¹ Giacinto, Papa Celestino III died on 8 January 1198 at Rome.¹

     Marie de France was born in 1145 at France.⁴ She was the daughter of Louis VII "le Jeune", roi des Francs and Aliénor d' Aquitaine, reine d' Angleterre.³ Marie de France married Henri I "le Liberal", comte de Champagne, son of Theobald II "le Grande", comte de Champagne and Mathilda von Spanheim, in 1164.^3,4 Marie de France died on 11 March 1198 at age 53 years.^3,4

     Also called Queen Dulce of Portugal. Also called Dulce de Aragão Portuguese.⁴ Dulcia II, rainha de Portugal was co-ruler with comte de Provence Ramón Berenguer III de Provence; Count of Provence.⁵ Dulcia II, rainha de Portugal was born in 1152 at Barcelona, Spain.^2,4 She was the daughter of Ramón Berenguer IV "el Santo", conde de Barcelona, príncipe de Aragón y marqués de Provenza and Petronilla Ramírez, reina de Aragón.^2,3 Countess of Provence at Holy Roman Empire between 6 August 1162 and 1167. Dulcia II, rainha de Portugal was co-ruler with Alfonso II "el Casto" , rey de Aragón y Cataluña; Count of Provence.⁵ Dulcia II, rainha de Portugal married Sancho I "O Funador", rei de Portugal, son of Afonso I "O Conquistador", rei de Portugal and Mahaud de Savoie, rainha de Portugal, in 1174 at Barcelona, Spain.^1,6,7,2,4 Dulcia II, rainha de Portugal died on 1 September 1198 at Coimbra, Portugal, at age 46 years.^2,4,3 Dulcia II, rainha de Portugal was buried in Cathedral of Sainte-Croix, Lisbon, Portugal.³

     Also called Costanza d' Altavilla Italian. Constance, reine de Sicile was the posthumously born daughter of Roger II of Sicily and Beatrice of Rethel.⁴ She was the mother of Friedrich II Roger, Kaiser der Römisches Reich; the only son of Emperor Henry V and Constance of Sicily.⁵ Constance, reine de Sicile was born after 26 February 1154 at Palermo, Sicily, Italy.⁴ She was the daughter of Roger II "le Magne", roi de Sicile and Beatrix de Réthel.^1,2,3 Constance, reine de Sicile married Heinrich V, Kaiser der Römisches Reich, son of Friedrich I "Barbarossa", Kaiser der Römisches Reich and Beatrix de Bourgogne, on 29 October 1184.^6,7,3,8,4 Constance, reine de Sicile was a witness where Guillaume II "le Bon", roi de Sicile agreed that his aunt Constance should marry Frederick's son Henry (later Henry VI); because William's own marriage was childless on 29 October 1184.⁸ Constance, reine de Sicile was the successor of Guillaume III, roi de Sicile; King of Sicily. Queen of Sicily at Holy Roman Empire between 1194 and 1198. Constance, reine de Sicile died on 27 November 1198.¹

     Isabel de Say, Heiress of Clun was heiress of the Honour of Clun.² She was born circa 1111. She was the daughter of Ingram de Say, Lord of Clun.^1,2 Isabel de Say, Heiress of Clun married Geoffrey de Vere; Her 1st.² Isabel de Say, Heiress of Clun married William fitz Alan, Lord Oswestry, son of Alan fitz Flaad and Aveline de Hesdin, before 1136; His 2nd. Her 2nd.^2,3 Isabel de Say, Heiress of Clun married William Boterel, son of William Boterel and Alicia Corbet, in 1170; Her 3rd.^2,3 Isabel de Say, Heiress of Clun died circa 1199.²

     Joan d' Anjou was born circa 1170. She was the daughter of Henri II "Courtmanteau", roi d' Angleterre and Aliénor d' Aquitaine, reine d' Angleterre.^1,2 Joan d' Anjou married Guillaume II "le Bon", roi de Sicile, son of Guillaume I "el Malo", roi de Sicile and Margaret Garcés de Navarre, on 13 February 1177; Her 1st.^1,2,3 Joan d' Anjou married Raymond VI, comte de Toulouse, son of comte de Toulouse Raymond V de Toulouse and Constance de France, after 1189; Her 2nd.² Joan d' Anjou died in 1199.^1,2

     Henri de Dreux, évêque d' Orléans was born in 1155.¹ He was the son of Robert I "le Grand", comte de Dreux and Agnès de Baudemont, dame de Braines.¹ Henri de Dreux, évêque d' Orléans died in 1199 at age 44 years.¹

     Reginald de Lucie, Governor of Nottingham was probably a relative of Richard de Lucy the justiciar.² Reginald de Lucie "whose parentage Dugdale declares his inability to discover."³ Also called Reynold de Lucy.¹ He was born circa 1147. He was the son of Sir William de Lucy and Cecilia (?).¹ Reginald de Lucie, Governor of Nottingham married Amabilis of Skipton, daughter of Alexander fitz Gerold and Alice de Rumilly, before 1173.^1,4 Reginald de Lucie, Governor of Nottingham was was governor of Notthingham for the king (Henry II) at the time of the rebellion of the Earl of Leicester in 1173 at England.³ Governor of Notthingham at England in 1173.³ He acquired, through his marriage to Annabell, or with her, the honor of Egremont at Cumbria, England.^3,2 He attended the coronation of Richard I with the rest of the Barons on 3 September 1189 at Westminster Abbey, England.³ He died circa 11 January 1198/99.⁴

     Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre also went by the name of Richard I "the Lion Heart". He was born on 8 September 1157 at Beaumont Palace, Oxford, England.² He was the son of Henri II "Courtmanteau", roi d' Angleterre and Aliénor d' Aquitaine, reine d' Angleterre.¹ Duke of Aquitaine at France between 1168 and 1199. The Great Rebellion: Henry II versus his heir, Henry "the Young King", his two older brothers, the Earl of Leicester, the King of Scots, the King of France, and the Count of Flanders. In 1172/73 at 19 Henry II.^3,4 Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was a witness where Henri "the Young King" d' Anjou fomented the Great Rebellion against his father with his two older brothers, the King of France, and the Count of Flanders, in 1172/73 at 19 Henry II.³ Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was a witness where Philippe II "Auguste", roi des Francs a major figure in the Third Crusade, leading the Crusade along with King Frederick of Germany and King Richard the Lionhearted of England, in 1187. Annals of Monte Fernando 1188: "Ob. secundus Henricus rex, subiit Ricardus filius ejus."⁵ Annals of Monte Fernando 1189: "Ricardus rex Anglie et Philippus rex Francie, perexerunt apud Jerl'm."⁶ Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre and Princess Berengaria Sánchez de Navarra were engaged in 1189. Duke of Aquitaine at France between 1189 and 1199. Count of Anjou at France between 1189 and 1199. Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was crowned King of England by Baldwin, Archbishop of Cantebury, on 3 September 1189 at Westminster Abbey, London, Middlesex, England. King of England between 3 September 1189 and 6 April 1199. 3rd Crusade: Called when Saladin inflicted a major defeat on a combined army at Hattin and subsequently took Jerusalem. Between 31 December 1189 and 21 October 1190.⁷ He married Princess Berengaria Sánchez de Navarra, daughter of Sancho VI Garcés "el Sabio", rey de Navarre and Beatrice, Infante de Castilla, on 12 May 1191 at Chapel of St. George, Limassol, Cyprus.^8,2,1 Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was captured and imprisoned by fellow crusader Leopold V on 22 December 1192 at near Vienna, Austria.⁹ He was a witness where Luitpold V "der Tugendreiche", Herzog von Österreich imprisoned Richard the Lionheart on his return from the 3rd Crusade on 22 December 1192 at near Vienna, Austria.⁹ Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was on crusade when his brother, John Lackland, initiated a revolt against him in 1193. Annals of Monte Fernando 1193: "Rediit Rex Ricardus et capitur in Austria."¹⁰ Hubert Walter, with his mother, Eleanor, put down the revolt his brother's, John Lackland's, with "strong and effective measures." When Richard returned to England, he forgave his brother and promised him the succession. He was released by Leopold to Emperor Henry VI Easter 1193.⁹ He was a witness where Luitpold V "der Tugendreiche", Herzog von Österreich released Richard the Lionheart to the Emperor Henry VI and used part of the ransom to fund construction in Vienna Easter 1193 at Easter.⁹ Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was a witness where Baudouin I, imperator Romaniae signed a treaty of friendship with Richard Lionheart of England, in order to protect the important cloth trade, in 1196.¹¹ Annals of Monte Fernando 1197: "Ob. Rex Ricardus, subiit Johannes frater ejus."¹² Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was buried in the Abbaye royale de Fontevraud, Fontevraud-l'Abbaye, Maine-et-Loire, Pays de la Loire, France. The 12th-century abbey church contains the painted effigies of the English Plantagenet kings Henry II and Richard I (“the Lion Heart”), Henry's wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Isabella d'Angoulême, wife of King John.¹³ He was the predecessor of Jean "Sans Terre", roi d' Angleterre; Duke of Normandy. Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was the predecessor of Jean "Sans Terre", roi d' Angleterre; Duke of Aquitaine. Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was the predecessor of Aliénor d' Aquitaine, reine d' Angleterre; Duchess of Aquitaine.¹⁴ Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was a witness where William "the Ogre of Abergavenny", 4th Lord of Bramber, 5th Baron Braose one of the Normans' foremost warriors, and fought alongside King Richard (when Richard received his fatal wound) on 6 April 1199 at Châlus, Haute-Vienne, Aquitaine, France.¹⁵ Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre died on 6 April 1199 at Châlus, Duchy of Aquitaine, at age 41 years, 6 months and 29 days.^2,16 He was the predecessor of Jean "Sans Terre", roi d' Angleterre; King of England. Richard I "Cœur de Lion", roi d' Angleterre was buried in the Royal Abbey, Fontevraud-l'Abbaye, Maine-et-Loire, Pays de la Loire, France. The 12th-century abbey church contains the painted effigies of the English Plantagenet kings Henry II and Richard I (“the Lion Heart”), Henry's wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Isabella d'Angoulême, wife of King John.¹³

     Arms: Her descendants bore as checkered gold and azure.⁵ Isabelle de Varennes was born circa 1137 at Surrey, England.⁶ She was the daughter of Guillaume III de Varennes, 3rd Earl of Surrey and Hele d'Alençon.^3,4 Isabelle de Varennes was the successor of Guillaume III de Varennes, 3rd Earl of Surrey; Earl of Warenne & Surrey. Isabelle de Varennes married comte de Boulogne Guillaume de Blois, son of Étienne, roi d' Angleterre and Matilda de Boulogne, in 1153; Her 1st.⁴ Isabelle de Varennes married Hamelin, 5th Earl of Surrey jure uxoris, son of Geoffroy V "Plantagenêt", comte d'Anjou and N. N. , a concubine of Geoffrey Plantagenet, in April 1164 at Surrey, England; Her 2nd.^5,4 Isabelle de Varennes died circa 13 July 1199? At Lewes, Sussex, England.⁷

     Albrecht III "der Reiche", Graf von Habsburg was born circa 1134?. He was the son of Werner II, Graf von Habsburg.¹ Albrecht III "der Reiche", Graf von Habsburg married Gräfin von Habsburg Ita von Pfullendorf-Bregenz, daughter of Graf von Pfullendorf, Ramsperg, Bregenz und Lindau Rudolf II von Pfullendorf-Bregenz, in 1164.¹ Count of Hapsburg between 1167 and 1199.³ Albrecht III "der Reiche", Graf von Habsburg died on 25 November 1199.^4,2

     Helena, Herzogin von Österreich und Steiermark was the daughter of Geza II of Hungary.² She was born circa 1149. She was the daughter of Géza II, Király Magyarország and Evfrosiniya Mstislavna.¹ Helena, Herzogin von Österreich und Steiermark married Luitpold V "der Tugendreiche", Herzog von Österreich, son of Heinrich XI "Jasomirgott", Herzog von Bayern and Theodora Komnene, in 1174.¹ Helena, Herzogin von Österreich und Steiermark died on 25 December 1199.¹

     William de la Mare of Wickensands was of Wickensands (in Albourne) and Woodmancote at Sussex, England.¹ He was in right of his wife of Harlaxton at Lincolnshire, England.¹ He was in right of his wife of Ashtead (or Ashstead) and Mitcham at Surrey, England.¹ He died before 1200.¹ He was living circa 1285.¹

     Also called Alix de Lorraine.^2,3 Adelaide de Lorraine was born in 1145?. She was the daughter of Matthäus I, Herzog von Ober-Lothringen and Bertha von Schwaben.¹ Adelaide de Lorraine married Hugues III, duc de Bourgogne, son of Eudes II "Borel", duc de Bourgogne and Marie de Champagne, in 1162?¹ Adelaide de Lorraine died circa 1200.¹

     Alberic II, comte de Dammarten was born circa 1135. He was the son of Alberic I, comte de Dammartin and Clemence de Bar.³ Alberic II, comte de Dammarten married Mahaut (?).³ Comte de Dammarten at Seine-et-Marne, Île-de-France, France, in 1183. Alberic II, comte de Dammarten died in 1200. He died on 19 September 1200 at London, Middlesex, England. Alberic II, comte de Dammarten was buried in the Abbaye de Jumièges, Jumièges, Seine-Maritime, Upper Normandy, France.

     Juliane de Vere, Countess of Norfolk was born circa 1129 at Hedingham, Essex, England. She was the daughter of Aubrey de Vere II and Adeliza de Clare.¹ Juliane de Vere, Countess of Norfolk married Hugh le Bigod, 1st Earl of Norfolk, son of Roger "the Sheriff" le Bigod and Adelicia de Tosny of Belvoir, circa 1149 at England; His 1st.¹ Juliane de Vere, Countess of Norfolk died in 1200.

     Stefan Nemnja Vukanovici, veliki zupan Raske was the father of Vukan Nemanjic; the oldest son of Stefan Nemanja.⁴ Stefan Nemnja Vukanovici, veliki zupan Raske was the father of Stefan I Prvovencani Nemanjic, King of Raska; the middle son of Stefan Nemanja.⁴ Stefan Nemnja Vukanovici, veliki zupan Raske expanded his state seizing territories east and south, and newly annexed the littoral and the Zeta region (present-day Montenegro).⁴ Veliki zupan at Serbia.⁵ He was the founder of the Nemanjic dynasty.⁴ He was a descendant of an old ruling family. He was fourth or fifth son of Zavida, son of Uros I.⁶ He was dedicated much care to the construction of monasteries; his endowments include the Djurdjevi Stupovi Monastery and the Studenica Monastery in the Raska region, and the Hilandar Monastery on Mt. Athos.⁴ Also called St. Simeon of Serbia.⁴ He was born in 1141 at Ribnica near modern Titograd, Duklja, Balkan Peninsula.^7,8 He was the son of Zavida Vukanovici.^1,3 Stefan Nemnja Vukanovici, veliki zupan Raske was baptized at Duklja, Balkan Peninsula; With his father seeing that the whole population of Duklja was Catholic, Nemanja was baptised according to the Roman rite.⁶ He was baptized at Rassa (Serbia), Balkan Peninsula; Several years later when his father Zavida returned to Rasa, the bishop of Rasa baptised him again, this time according to the Byzantine rite.⁶ He married Anna of Bosnia, daughter of Ban of Bosnia Boris of Bosnia.^1,7 Stefan Nemnja Vukanovici, veliki zupan Raske got "part of his patrimony, namely Toplica, Ibar, Rasina and the so-called Reke," these regions situated on the river Ibar and the middle course of the Morava.⁶ He was became veliki zupan, or grand chieftain, of the Serb region of Raska after defeating his brothers in 1168.⁶ Grand Zupan of Raska at (Serbia), Balkan Peninsula, between 1168 and 1196.⁹ He rose to power following a struggle for the throne with his brothers, defeating his brother Tihomir at the battle of Pantino in 1170.^4,10 He joined the Venetians in their attack on Byzantium with the intention of enlarging his state at the expense of the Byzantines by annexing parts of Red Croatia in 1171.⁶ He accepted the overlordship of Byzantine emperor Manuel I in 1172.¹⁰ He met Frederick Barbarossa in Nis as crusaders pass through Morava valley in 1189.¹⁰ He was a witness where basileus Rhomaiôn Isaac II Angelos turned his attention to the Balkans and restored Byzantine prestige by defeating Stephen Nemanja of Serbia after February 1190.¹¹ Stefan Nemnja Vukanovici, veliki zupan Raske was defeated by Isaac II Angelus, Emperor of Byzantium, after February 1190.¹¹ He began to expand his domain while remaining a vassal of the Byzantine emperor, Isaac II Angelos, after February 1190.² He was Duke of Serbia, including Zahumlje and Diocleia, in 1195.¹ He abdicated and joined his son Sava (Ratsko) in a monastery in 1196.² He was the predecessor of Stefan I Prvovencani Nemanjic, King of Raska; Grand Zupan of Raska.^12,10 Stefan Nemnja Vukanovici, veliki zupan Raske died in 1200 at age 59 years. He died as the monk Simeon on Holy Mount Athos .^1,7

     John Maltravers of Wellcombe was the son of John Maltravers. John Maltravers of Wellcombe was of Wellcombe at Dorset, England.¹ He "stands at the head of the ascrtained pedigree".² He was a joint witness with Sir Walter de Mautravers to a charter between 1160 and 1184.¹ He held a knight's fee at Berkshire, England.³ He fined to have seisin of his land and 4 knights' fees in 1172 at Dorsetshire, England.³ He married Alice FitzGeoffrey, daughter of Roger FitzGeoffrey.¹ John Maltravers of Wellcombe died in 1200 at summer.²

     Walter Maltravers was the son of John Maltravers of Wellcombe and Alice FitzGeoffrey.¹ Walter Maltravers held land from his father in Somerford.¹ He succeeded to his mother's inheritence in his father's lifetime.¹ He was eldest son of John and Alice, daughter of Roger FitzGeoffrey.¹ He went with Richard I to the Holy Land in 1193.¹ He joined in the rebellion against King Richard on the side of Prince John, who as Count of Mortain was his overlord.¹ He died in 1200 at summer.¹

     Also called Rainou "Roscas". Rainou du Caylar, seigneur d'Uzès was born circa 1115. He was the son of Bermond du Caylar, seigneur d'Uzès. Rainou du Caylar, seigneur d'Uzès married Beatrice d'Uzès. Rainou du Caylar, seigneur d'Uzès did homage for Saye to the Bishop between 1199 and 1200 at Avignon, Vaucluse, Provence, France. He died after 1200.

     Grécie de Faye was born circa 1150.¹ She was the daughter of Raoul de Châtellerault, seigneur de Faye la Vineuse and Elisabeth, dame de Faye la Vineuse.¹ Grécie de Faye married Ursion II, seigneur de Fréteval, son of Hamelin, seigneur de Fréteval and N. de Preuilly.² Grécie de Faye died after 1200.¹

     Walter de Tatteshall was born circa 1170 at Odell, Bedfordshire, England.¹ He married Iseult Pantulf before 1195.² Walter de Tatteshall died in 1199/0.¹

     Otto, Pfalzgraf von Burgund was the successor of Beatrix de Bourgogne; Countess of Burgundy. Otto, Pfalzgraf von Burgund was born between 1167 and 1173.¹ He was the son of Friedrich I "Barbarossa", Kaiser der Römisches Reich and Beatrix de Bourgogne. Count of Burgundy between 1189 and 1200. Otto, Pfalzgraf von Burgund married Marguerite de Blois, daughter of Theobald V, comte de Blois and Alix de France, in 1192; Her 2nd (widow).² Otto, Pfalzgraf von Burgund died on 13 January 1200.¹

     Adalbert III von Böhmen, Erzbischof von Salzburg was born in 1145.¹ He was the son of Vladislav II, Kníze Ceská and Gertrude von Babenberg.¹ Archbishop of Salzburg between 1168 and 1177.¹ Adalbert III von Böhmen, Erzbischof von Salzburg was the successor of Erzbischof von Mainz Konrad I von Wittelsbach; Archbishop of Salzburg.² Archbishop of Salzburg between 1183 and 1200.¹ Adalbert III von Böhmen, Erzbischof von Salzburg died on 8 April 1200 at age 55 years.¹

     Also called Mathilda of Bar.² Mahaut (?) was born circa 1150? At Ponthieu, Ain, France. She married Alberic II, comte de Dammarten, son of Alberic I, comte de Dammartin and Clemence de Bar.¹ Mahaut (?) died after October 1200.

     Erzbischof von Mainz Konrad I von Wittelsbach was born circa 1130.¹ He was the son of Otto I, Pfalzgraf von Bayern and Heilika von Lengenfeld, Pfalzgräfin von Bayern.¹ Archbishop of Mainz between 1161 and 1165.¹ Erzbischof von Mainz Konrad I von Wittelsbach was the successor of Adalbert III von Böhmen, Erzbischof von Salzburg; Archbishop of Salzburg.² Archbishop of Salzburg between 1177 and 1183.¹ Archbishop of Mainz between 1183 and 1200.¹ Erzbischof von Mainz Konrad I von Wittelsbach was the predecessor of Adalbert III von Böhmen, Erzbischof von Salzburg; Archbishop of Salzburg.² Erzbischof von Mainz Konrad I von Wittelsbach died on 25 October 1200 at Riedfeld bei Neustadt/Aisch.¹ Erzbischof von Mainz Konrad I von Wittelsbach was buried in the Dom, Mainz.¹

     Margery de Braose was born after 1175. She was the daughter of William "the Ogre of Abergavenny", 4th Lord of Bramber, 5th Baron Braose and Maud de St. Valéry. Margery de Braose married Walter II de Lacy, Lord Palatine of Meath, son of Hugo II de Lacy and Roesia de Monemue, before 1200.² Margery de Braose died on 19 November 1200.

     Roland fitz Uhtred, Lord of Galloway, Constable of Scotland was born in 1164 at Galloway, Perthshire, Scotland.⁴ He was the son of Uhtred of Galloway and Gunnild MacCrinan.³ Lord of Galloway between 1174 and 1200.³ Roland fitz Uhtred, Lord of Galloway, Constable of Scotland married Helen de Morville, daughter of Richard de Moreville, Constable of Scotland and Avice de Lancaster, circa 1183 at Kirkoswald, Cumberland, England.^3,2 Constable of Scotland between 1189 and 1200.³ Roland fitz Uhtred, Lord of Galloway, Constable of Scotland died on 19 December 1200 at Northamptonshire, England, at age 36 years.³

     Philip de Braose was born circa 1122. He was the son of Philip de Braose, 2nd Baron Bramber and Aenor de Toteneis.¹ Philip de Braose married Matilda de Pont de l'Arche circa 1152; Her 1st.¹ Philip de Braose was left in charge, on Henry II's departure, of Wexford in 1172 at Ireland.¹ He received a grant of North Munster ( without the City of Limerick) but was unable to take possession circa October 1172.¹ He died before 1201.¹

      Bohémond III, prince d' Antioch was born circa 1147.¹ He was the son of Raymond, prince d' Antioch and Constance, princesse d' Antioch.¹ Prince of Antioch between 1163 and 1201.² Bohémond III, prince d' Antioch died circa 1201.¹

     Also called of Huntingdon. Margaret de Huntingdon was born in 1140.⁵ She was the daughter of Énric mac Dabid, rí Alban and Ada de Warenne.^2,3,4 Margaret de Huntingdon married Conan IV "le Petit", duc de Bretagne, son of Alain III "le Noir", 1st Earl of Richmond and Bertha de Bretagne, in 1159; Her 1st.^2,6,7,4 Margaret de Huntingdon married Humphrey IV de Bohun, son of Humphrey III de Bohun of Trowbridge, Constable of England and Margaret Filia Milonis de Gloecestria, before 1176; Her 2nd (widow).^2,8 Margaret de Huntingdon died in 1201 at age 61 years.⁸

     Henry fitz Hervey was the son of Hervey fitz Ankaris.¹ Henry fitz Hervey died in 1201.¹