Bertrand of Toulouse

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Bertrand of Toulouse was a medieval nobleman who succeeded his father Raymond IV as Count of Toulouse and played a role in the Crusader states in the early 12th century.

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Bertrand of Toulouse canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf count
medieval noble
nobleman
activeInPeriod early 12th century
late 11th century
countryOfOrigin County of Toulouse
familyName of Toulouse
father Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse
givenName Bertrand
languageSpoken Latin
Occitan
nobleFamily House of Toulouse
linked to: House of Rouergue
notableFor role in the early Crusader states
succeeding Raymond IV as Count of Toulouse
participatedIn Crusader states politics
establishment of the County of Tripoli
partOf Crusader nobility
positionHeld Count of Toulouse
Count of Tripoli
regionRuled Toulouse
Tripoli
relative Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
title Count of Toulouse
Count of Tripoli

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Raymond IV of Toulouse child Bertrand of Toulouse
County of Tripoli notableRuler Bertrand of Toulouse
Raymond I of Tripoli child Bertrand of Toulouse
Siege of Tripoli commander Bertrand of Toulouse
Alfonso Jordan predecessor Bertrand of Toulouse
Alphonse Jourdain predecessor Bertrand of Toulouse
Pons of Tripoli father Bertrand of Toulouse
Pons of Tripoli predecessor Bertrand of Toulouse