John II of Beirut
John II of Ibelin (1230–1264), son of Balian of Beirut and grandson of the famous Old Lord John I, inherited the lordship of Beirut in 1254. In the War of Saint Sabas he drew the Jerusalem feudatories to Venice against Genoa in 1258.
In 1261 he joined a Templar raid into Galilee and was captured near Tiberias by Turcomen, along with the Templar grand master; his ransom alone cost twenty thousand bezants. He married Alice de la Roche and was succeeded by his daughter Isabella.