Aimery of Lusignan
Aimery of Lusignan (before 1155–1205), a younger son of Poitou's lord Hugh VIII, rose to constable of the Kingdom of Jerusalem around 1180 and fought at Hattin in 1187. After his brother Guy died in 1194 the Cypriot barons chose him as lord, and in 1197 he was crowned the first king of Cyprus.
He married Queen Isabella I and ruled Jerusalem as her king from 1198, concluding truces with the Ayyubid sultan al-Adil; a treaty of 1204 secured several coastal towns. He died at Acre in 1205, leaving Cyprus to his son Hugh I.