Hugh of Brienne
Hugh of Brienne (c. 1240–9 August 1296), second surviving son of Count Walter IV of Brienne, inherited the County of Brienne around 1260. After claiming the regency of Jerusalem in vain in 1264, he served Charles I of Naples and recovered the County of Lecce.
Captured at the Gulf of Naples in 1284 and the Battle of the Counts in 1287, he was bailli of the Duchy of Athens from 1291 and was killed at Brindisi in 1296.