Alphonse Jourdain

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Alphonse Jourdain was a 12th-century French nobleman and Count of Toulouse known for his role in regional politics and territorial expansion in southern France.

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Alphonse Jourdain canonical 2
Alphonse 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French noble
count
medieval ruler
nobleman
allegedKiller agents of Queen Melisende of Jerusalem
associatedWith County of Toulouse
County of Tripoli
birthDate 1103
birthPlace Tripoli
capturedBy William IX, Duke of Aquitaine
causeOfDeath suspected poisoning
child Almodis of Toulouse
Faydide of Toulouse
Raymond V of Toulouse
conflict Conflicts with the Counts of Foix
Conflicts with the Trencavel family
Wars with the Counts of Barcelona
countryOfCitizenship County of Toulouse
deathDate 1148
deathPlace Near Caesarea
diedDuring pilgrimage to the Holy Land
era 12th century
familyName Jourdain
father Raymond IV of Toulouse
Raymond of Saint-Gilles
givenName Alphonse
house House of Toulouse
linked to: House of Rouergue
languageOfEnvironment Occitan
mother Elvira of Castile
nobleTitle Count of Toulouse
Marquis of Provence
notableFor regional politics in Occitania
struggle for control of Provence
territorial expansion in southern France
participatedIn Crusader politics in the Levant
politicalRival Alfonso I of Aragon
Ramon Berenguer III of Barcelona
linked to: Ramon Berenguer III

Ramon Berenguer IV of Barcelona
positionHeld Count of Toulouse
predecessor Bertrand of Toulouse
regionRuled Languedoc
Toulouse
parts of Provence
reignEnd 1148
reignStart 1112
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
spouse Faydide of Uzès
successor Raymond V, Count of Toulouse

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Montauban foundedBy Alphonse Jourdain
Alfonso Jordan alsoKnownAs Alphonse Jourdain
Raymond II of Toulouse child Alphonse
linked to: Alphonse Jourdain