James I of Cyprus - Issue

Issue

He and his wife, Helvis of Brunswick-Grubenhagen had twelve children:

  • Janus or John II of Lusignan (1375 – 1432), who succeeded him as king
  • Philip of Lusignan (d. ca. 1430 or 1428/1432), Constable of Cyprus, unmarried, he had a natural son:
    • Lancelot of Lusignan (d. after 1450), Cardinal, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem
  • Henry of Lusignan (d. July 7, 1427), titular Prince of Galilee, a military leader in Egypt, killed in action at Khirokitia or Chirokhitia, married ca. 1406 his cousin Eleanor of Lusignan (d. ca. 1414), granddaughter of Jean de Lusignan and second wife Alix of Ibelin, without issue, and had three bastard children
  • Odo of Lusignan (d. 1421 in Palermo), Titular Seneschal of Jerusalem, in the service of the King of Aragon, (probably) married after March 19, 1406 his cousin Loysia de Lusignan, granddaughter of Jean de Lusignan and second wife Alix d'Ibelin, without issue, without issue
  • Hugh of Lusignan (d. August, 1442 in Geneva), Regent of Cyprus and Cardinal Archbishop of Nicosia
  • Guy of Lusignan, Constable of Cyprus, unmarried and without issue
  • an unknown daughter de Lusignan (d. 1374 in Rhodes), died young
  • Jacqua of Lusignan (d. ca. 1397 or 1396/1398), unmarried and without issue
  • Eschiva of Lusignan (d. after 1406), probably married to Count Sclavus von Asperg
  • Mary of Lusignan (1381 in Genoa – September 4, 1404 in Naples and buried there), married Ladislaus "le Magnanime", King of Naples and Jerusalem, Hungary and Dalmatia, etc. (July 14, 1376/February 11, 1377 in Naples – of poisoning August 6, 1414 at Naples and buried there) on February 12, 1403 in Naples, without issue
  • Agnes of Lusignan (ca. 1382 – March 1, 1459 in Venasco), Abbess of Wunstorf
  • Isabella of Lusignan, ca. 1415 married her cousin Peter of Lusignan, titular Count of Tripoli, regent of Cyprus and titular Constable and titular Seneschal of Jerusalem (d. February 10, 1451), grandson of John of Lusignan and second wife Alix of Ibelin, without issue

Upon his death, his son Janus succeeded to the throne.

Regnal titles
Preceded by
Peter II		 King of Cyprus
1382–1398		 Succeeded by
Janus
Preceded by
Leo VI		 King of Armenia
1393–1398
Titles in pretence
Preceded by
Peter II
King of Jerusalem
1382–1398		 Succeeded by
Janus
Monarchs of the Kingdom of Cyprus
  • Guy
  • Amalric
  • Hugh I
  • Henry I
  • Hugh II
  • Hugh III
  • John I
  • Henry II
  • Hugh IV
  • Peter I
  • Peter II
  • James I
  • Janus
  • John II
  • Charlotte
  • Louis
  • James II
  • James III
  • Catherine
Persondata
Name James I of Cyprus
Alternative names Jacques I de Lusignan
Short description King of Cyprus (1382-1398) and Armenia (1393-1398)
Date of birth 1334
Place of birth
Date of death September 9, 1398
Place of death Nicosia

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