Pierre Ii(Emperorof Constantinople) De Courtenay[1]
1155 - Bef 1219 (63 years)
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Name Pierre Ii(Emperorof Constantinople) De Courtenay Birth 1155 Gender Male Death Bef Jan 1219 Person ID I119027 My Genealogy Last Modified 17 Nov 2020
Father Peter I De Courtenay, b. Abt 1126 d. 1180, Palestine 
(Age ~ 54 years) Mother Elizabeth De Joinville Dame De Courtenay, b. 1127 d. Aft 14 Sep 1205 (Age 78 years) Marriage Aft 1150 Family ID F45423 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Agnes De Nevers, b. 1170 d. 1192 (Age 22 years) Marriage 1184 Family ID F45424 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2013
Family 2 Yolande of Namur, b. 1175 d. 1219 (Age 44 years) Marriage 1 Jul 1193 Children 1. Marguerite De Courtenay, b. 1194 d. 17 Jul 1270 (Age 76 years) 2. Marie De Courtenay, b. 1204 d. 1222 (Age 18 years) 3. Baldwin Ii(Emperoro Constantinople) De Courtenay, b. 1218 d. 1273 (Age 55 years) Family ID F45425 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2013
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Notes - "A1. Cte Pierre II de Courtenay 1193, Cte de Nevers, d'Auxerre et deTonnerre 1184, Emperor of Constantinople (1216-19), Marquis de Namur,*1155, +Epirus after VI.1219; By his second marriage, he was called uponin 1217 to succeed to the Latin Empire of the Orient, created followingthe capture of Constantinople in the course of the Fourth Crusade. But onthe way to his Empire, he was victim of a Greek ambush. Baudouin tried toengage the fief of Courtenay to Villehardouin, but King Louis IXobjected. However, his son Philippe was able to engage to the Venetians.Later, through marriage, Courtenay was reunited with the Crown, after apossession by the King of Castile; 1m: 1184 Cts Agnes de Nevers,d'Auxerre et de Tonnerre (*1170 +1192) dau.of Cte Guy I de Nevers andMathilde de Bourgogne; 2m: Soissons 1.7.1193 Mgvne Yolande of Namur(*1175 +1219) dau.of Ct Baldwin V of Flanders and Hainaut "
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- "A1. Cte Pierre II de Courtenay 1193, Cte de Nevers, d'Auxerre et deTonnerre 1184, Emperor of Constantinople (1216-19), Marquis de Namur,*1155, +Epirus after VI.1219; By his second marriage, he was called uponin 1217 to succeed to the Latin Empire of the Orient, created followingthe capture of Constantinople in the course of the Fourth Crusade. But onthe way to his Empire, he was victim of a Greek ambush. Baudouin tried toengage the fief of Courtenay to Villehardouin, but King Louis IXobjected. However, his son Philippe was able to engage to the Venetians.Later, through marriage, Courtenay was reunited with the Crown, after apossession by the King of Castile; 1m: 1184 Cts Agnes de Nevers,d'Auxerre et de Tonnerre (*1170 +1192) dau.of Cte Guy I de Nevers andMathilde de Bourgogne; 2m: Soissons 1.7.1193 Mgvne Yolande of Namur(*1175 +1219) dau.of Ct Baldwin V of Flanders and Hainaut "
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Sources - [S3540] Hamish Maclaren.
- [S3540] Hamish Maclaren.