Alfonso Jordan

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Alfonso Jordan was a 12th-century Count of Toulouse and prominent Occitan nobleman who played a significant role in the politics of southern France and the Crusader states.

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Alfonso Jordan canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Count of Toulouse
Occitan nobleman
human
medieval noble
allegiance County of Toulouse
alsoKnownAs Alfons Jordan
Alphonse Jourdain
birthDate 1103
birthPlace Montpellier
centuryOfActivity 12th century
child Agnes of Toulouse
Alphonse of Toulouse
Faydide of Toulouse
Raymond V, Count of Toulouse
conflictWith Raymond Berengar III of Barcelona
local nobility of Toulouse
countryOfBirth France
deathCause suspected poisoning
deathDate 1148
diedIn Holy Land
father Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse
Raymond of Saint-Gilles
givenName Alfonso
grandfather Alfonso VI of León and Castile
linked to: Alfonso VI of León
language Occitan
mother Elvira of Castile
Elvira, illegitimate daughter of Alfonso VI of León and Castile
nobleFamily House of Toulouse
linked to: House of Rouergue
nobleRank count
notableFor involvement in Crusader states politics
strengthening the power of the Counts of Toulouse in Occitania
participatedIn Crusader politics in the Levant
Second Crusade
politicalActivityRegion Occitania
southern France
linked to: Southern France
predecessor Bertrand of Toulouse
regionRuled Narbonne
Provence
Toulouse
reignEnd 1148
reignStart 1112
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
spouse Faydide of Uzès
successor Raymond V, Count of Toulouse
title Count of Toulouse
Duke of Narbonne
Margrave of Provence

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Raymond IV of Toulouse child Alfonso Jordan
Raymond of Saint-Gilles child Alfonso Jordan
Raymond I of Tripoli child Alfonso Jordan
Elvira of Castile child Alfonso Jordan
Raymond II of Toulouse father Alfonso Jordan
Raymond II of Toulouse predecessor Alfonso Jordan