Eustace Garnier the constable was chosen at Acre as regent for Baldwin II
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IOANNES II (1118-1143)
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Summary:
The capture of Baldwin II near Edessa obviously demanded the appointment of a regent. A council was held at Acre, in which the patriarch Gormond played a significant role. The choice fell on Eustace Garnier, lord of Caesarea and Sidon
Dates:
1123 May:
Eustace Garnier (Grenier), lord of Caesarea and Sidon (
Eustace 4003
)
When the terrible news of
Baldwin 52
's imprisonment arrived, a council was held at Acre to choose a regent; Eustace was selected (:)
William of Tyre bk. 12, 17.41-44
When the terrible news of
Baldwin 52
's imprisonment arrived, a council was held at Acre to choose a regent; Eustace was selected by the great barons and
Gormond 4001
(:)
Fulcher of Chartres 3.16.2
Gormond/Garmond of Piquigny, Latin patriarch of Jerusalem (
Gormond 4001
)
He played a significant role in the selection of
Eustace 4003
as regent for the imprisoned
Baldwin 52
(:)
Fulcher of Chartres 3.16.2