Hethum II of Armenia

Hethum II (1266–1307), son of Leo II and Keran, was three times king of Armenian Cilicia. After the Mamluks sacked Hromgla in 1292 he ceded border towns, then abdicated in 1293 to join the Franciscans. Restored in 1295, his brother Sempad seized the throne, partially blinded him, and had Thoros III killed.

Freed in 1299, he joined Ilkhan Ghazan's victory at Wadi al-Khazandar. Abdicating again, he ruled as regent for his nephew Leo III, until Mongol Bilarghu murdered them both in 1307.