Euphemia of Neghir

Euphemia of Neghir (7 May 1325 – after 1381) was the daughter of Baldwin, lord of Neghir and marshal of Armenia, and sister of King Constantine III. In 1340 a papal dispensation allowed her to marry Bohemond of Lusignan, lord of Korikos; he was murdered in 1344, leaving her a childless widow.

On the coronation day of Leo V in September 1374 she married her second husband, Sohier Doulçart, whom the king made lord of Korikos. She later died in Jerusalem.