Bartholomew II Ghisi

Bartholomew II Ghisi (c. 1300–1341) held his triarchy while Venice and the Catalan Company fought over Euboea. His father George I Ghisi fell to the Catalans in 1311, and his mother Alice governed until 1313. By 1315 he held Tinos, Mykonos and one of Euboea's triarchies, and in 1319 he signed the Venetian-brokered truce with the Catalans.

As Grand Constable of Achaea he was captured in 1320 by the Byzantine governor Andronikos Asen and held in Constantinople until 1325. In 1326/27 he made peace with the Catalans, marrying his son George to Simona, daughter of Alfonso Fadrique.

The dowry brought half the castellany of Saint Omer in Thebes, and Venice protested. In 1331/32 he backed Walter VI of Brienne's attempt on Athens. He died in 1341.