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Humphrey III of Toron (died 1173) was the third in the line of succession for the lordship of Toron (modern Tebnine , Lebanon). He was son of Humphrey II of Toron . Little is known about him as his rule lasted for a short while and the lordship went to his son Humphrey IV of Toron . Under Humphrey III, Toron issued its own coinage, which did not survive the test of time. He married Stephanie of Milly in 1163 and had issue: Isabella of Toron , married to Ruben III, Prince of Armenia and had issue: Alice of Armenia , married to Raymond IV, Count of Tripoli . Humphrey IV of Toron , married to Isabella I of Jerusalem .1
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The third in the line of succession for the lordship of Tebnine . Little is known about him as his rule lasted for a short while and the lordship went to his son Humphrey IV of Toron . Under Humphrey III, Toron issued its own coinage, which unfortunately did not survive the test of time.
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The third in the line of succession for the lordship of Tebnine . He was son of Humphrey II of Toron . Little is known about him as his rule lasted for a short while and the lordship went to his son Humphrey IV of Toron . Under Humphrey III, Toron issued its own coinage, which did not survive the test of time. He married to Stephanie of Milly and had issue: Isabella of Toron , married to Ruben III, Prince of Armenia and had issue: Alice of Armenia , married to Raymond IV, Count of Tripoli .Humphrey IV of Toron , married to Isabella I of Jerusalem .
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12th century Frankish noble in Jerusalem Humphrey III of Toron ( fl. 1148–1170 ) was a Frankish nobleman in the Kingdom of Jerusalem .
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third in the line of succession for the lordship of toron
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frankish nobleman in the kingdom of jerusalem
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