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| | Medieval Sourcebook: Latin Kings of Jerusalem |
 | | In 1243, the high court of St-Jean-d'Acre declared Frederick's son Conrad deposed and assigned the regency to the kings of Cyprus, and then (in 1268) the crown as well. |
 | | According to E. Leonard, Les Angevins de Naples, Presses Universitaires de France, 1954), Marie d'Antioche, petite-fille of the King of Jerusalem Amalric I, ceded, in 1269, to Charles I, King of Naples and Count of Provence, the right which she had to the Kingdom of Jerusalem. |
 | | It follows then, that the kings of Naples and Counts of Provence henceforth possessed the title of King of Jerusalem. |
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