Narjot III de Toucy (... - 1241) was Lord of Bazarnes, regent of the Latin Empire of Constantinople on several occasions. Biography modifies wikitesto
Narjot was the son of Narjot II of Toucy and his wife Agnese of Dampierre.
Together with the father-in-law Teodoro Brana and Goffredo of Merry, Narjot was part of the Council that ruled Constantinople shortly after the death of Conone of Bethune (December 17, 1219) until the arrival of the appointed Emperor, Robert of Courtenay (1220) . He was then regent of the Latin Empire during the Baldwin II Constantinople Minority (1228-1231) and during the absence of the emperor, engaged in a fundraiser in Europe (1238-1239).
She died in 1241. Wedding and figlimodify wikitesto
His first wife, Narjot de Toucy, was the daughter of Teodoro Brana. They had four children:
In 1239 or 1240, presumably after the death of his first wife, Narjot de Toucy married Jonas's daughter, Cumani's king, who became a nun after his death. Bibliografiamodifica wikitesto
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