Helvis of Ramla

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Helvis of Ramla was a 12th-century noblewoman of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem, heiress of the lordship of Ramla and mother of Balian of Ibelin, a prominent baron and defender of Jerusalem.

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Helvis of Ramla canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Crusader noble
heiress
historical figure
noblewoman
associatedPlace Ibelin
linked to: Ibelin castle

Ramla
associatedWith House of Ibelin
century 12th century
child Baldwin of Ibelin
Balian of Ibelin
linked to: Balian de Ibelin

Hugh of Ibelin
country Crusader States
linked to: Crusader states
gender female
historicalPeriod Crusades
languageLikelySpoken Latin
Old French
lordshipHeld Ramla
motherOf Balian of Ibelin
linked to: Balian de Ibelin
nobleFamily Lords of Ramla
linked to: Lord of Ramla
nobleTitle Lady of Ramla
notableFor being mother of Balian of Ibelin
transmitting the lordship of Ramla to the Ibelin family
politicalStatus vassal of the King of Jerusalem
realm Kingdom of Jerusalem
region Palestine
religion Latin Christian
socialClass high nobility
spouse Barisan of Ibelin
titleSource heiress of Ramla

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Balian of Ibelin mother Helvis of Ramla
subject linked to: Balian de Ibelin