Bohemond of Lusignan
Bohemond of Lusignan (1307/1309–1344) was a Cypriot royal prince, the son of Amalric of Lusignan, Lord of Tyre, and the Armenian princess Isabella. After his father's murder in 1310 he grew up in Cilician Armenia, where he became Lord of Korikos in 1336. In 1340 he married Euphemia of Neghir, who bore him Barthelemy, later regent of Armenia.
He was the brother of King Constantine II and uncle of the future King Leo V. Bohemond was murdered by Armenian barons at Adana on 17 November 1344.