Hugh of Lusignan
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Hugh of Lusignan
Summary
Hugh of Lusignan is a human[1]. He was born on January 1, 1200[2]. He died on January 1, 1169[3]. He is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
Key Facts
- Hugh of Lusignan was born on January 1, 1200[2].
- Hugh of Lusignan died on January 1, 1169[3].
- Hugh of Lusignan's father was Hugh VIII of Lusignan[5].
- Hugh of Lusignan's mother was Bourgogne de Rancon[6].
- Among Hugh of Lusignan's spouses was Aurengarde of Exoudun[7].
- A child of Hugh of Lusignan was Hugh IX of Lusignan[8].
- A child of Hugh of Lusignan was Raoul I of Lusignan[9].
- A child of Hugh of Lusignan was Aénor de Lusignan[10].
- Hugh of Lusignan held citizenship in France[11].
- Hugh of Lusignan is recorded as male[12].
- Hugh of Lusignan's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Hugh of Lusignan's family is recorded as House of Lusignan[14].
- Hugh of Lusignan's given name is recorded as Hugues[15].
- Hugh of Lusignan's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as French[16].
- Hugh of Lusignan's sibling is recorded as Aimery II de Lusignan[17].
- Hugh of Lusignan's sibling is recorded as Geoffrey I of Lusignan (Lord of Vouvant)[18].
- Hugh of Lusignan's sibling is recorded as Guy of Lusignan[19].
Body
Origins and Family
Hugh of Lusignan was born on January 1, 1200[2]. His father was Hugh VIII of Lusignan[5]. His mother was Bourgogne de Rancon[6].
Personal Life
Hugh of Lusignan was married to Aurengarde of Exoudun[7]. Children include Hugh IX of Lusignan[8], 1163–1219[20], of France[21]; Raoul I of Lusignan[9], 1169–1219[22], of France[23]; and Aénor de Lusignan[10].
Death and Burial
Hugh of Lusignan died on January 1, 1169[3].
Why It Matters
Hugh of Lusignan is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
FAQs
Who were Hugh of Lusignan's parents?
Hugh of Lusignan's father was Hugh VIII of Lusignan[5]. Hugh of Lusignan's mother was Bourgogne de Rancon[6].
Who was Hugh of Lusignan married to?
Hugh of Lusignan's spouses include Aurengarde of Exoudun[7].