The Crown of Jerusalem Rulers Framed Print

The kings and queens of the crusader kingdom.

For nearly ninety years after 1099, the Kingdom of Jerusalem was ruled by a remarkable line of kings and queens. Godfrey of Bouillon refused a crown, taking the title Advocate of the Holy Sepulchre. Baldwin I was the first crowned king. Queen Melisende reigned alongside Fulk of Anjou. Baldwin IV, the Leper King, defeated Saladin at Montgisard. Queen Sibylla and Guy of Lusignan reigned when the kingdom fell in 1187.

Set in royal purple and gold, this piece presents all nine reigns from 1099 to 1187, each with its dates and what the ruler is remembered for.

Regal and refined, it makes a commanding piece for a study or hallway and a perfect gift for lovers of royal and medieval history.

Printed on premium matte paper with a rich, glare-free finish, and set in a dark wood frame, ready to hang.

Sizes: 12x16 in or 18x24 in

Outremer. Crusader history merchandise, est. 1099.