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	\|death = 28 April 1192<br>[[Acre]], [[Jerusalem\|Kingdom of Jerusalem]]		\|death = 28 April 1192<br>[[Acre]], [[Jerusalem\|Kingdom of Jerusalem]]
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	'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (~~c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|~~Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]], and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I'''. He contested the rule of [[Guy of Lusignan]], who had previously reigned unopposed, and was briefly recognised as the sole King of Jerusalem in 1192, shortly before his death. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} – to whom Conrad was married – the new queen.		'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (Italian: ''Corrado del Monferrato''; c. 1140 – 1192) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]], and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I'''.

			He contested the rule of [[Guy of Lusignan]], who had previously reigned unopposed, and was briefly recognised as the sole King of Jerusalem in 1192, shortly before his death. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} – to whom Conrad was married – the new queen.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' producer [[Jade Raymond]] revealed that they had originally planned to have Conrad in the game.{{Cite\|22 April 2024}} Their research indicated that he wasn't killed in 1191, but William was located in Acre in the same period. In order to maintain the historical accuracy of the project, William was inserted into the game instead.		*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' producer [[Jade Raymond]] revealed that they had originally planned to have Conrad in the game.{{Cite\|22 April 2024}} Their research indicated that he wasn't killed in 1191, but William was located in Acre in the same period. In order to maintain the historical accuracy of the project, William was inserted into the game instead.
	**William's assassination in the game was also inspired by Conrad's historical death at the hands of Assassins.		**William's assassination in the game was also inspired by Conrad's historical death at the hands of the Assassins.
			*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Conrad is referred to as Conrad de Montferrat and misidentified as a Frenchman.
	* In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Conrad is referred to as Conrad de Montferrat and misidentified as a Frenchman.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{1stm}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'' {{Mo}}
	*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{Mo}}
			*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]] and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I'''~~, in opposition to~~ [[Guy of Lusignan]] who had previously reigned unopposed, and was briefly recognised as the sole King of Jerusalem in 1192, before ~~dying~~. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} - to whom Conrad was married - the new queen.		'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]], and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I'''. He contested the rule of [[Guy of Lusignan]], who had previously reigned unopposed, and was briefly recognised as the sole King of Jerusalem in 1192, shortly before his death. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} – to whom Conrad was married – the new queen.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	During the [[Third Crusade]], Conrad frequently clashed with King [[Richard I of England\|Richard the Lionheart]] on various matters. Although they were broadly civil towards each other in public, it was believed by many that the two secretly plotted against one another.<ref name="~~Assassination~~">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[~~Assassination~~ (William of Montferrat)]]</ref>		During the [[Third Crusade]], Conrad frequently clashed with King [[Richard I of England\|Richard the Lionheart]] on various matters. Although they were broadly civil towards each other in public, it was believed by many that the two secretly plotted against one another.<ref name="Knowledge">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Knowledge (William of Montferrat)]]</ref>

	After the [[Crusaders]] took [[Acre]], Conrad's father William had nearly three thousand [[Saracens]] executed, infuriating Richard, who had intended to release them in exchange for his own men. Following this incident, Conrad returned to [[Tyre]], while Richard compelled William to remain in Acre. With William there, Richard could prevent Conrad from acting out against him.<ref name="Assassination" />		After the [[Crusaders]] took [[Acre]], Conrad's father William had nearly three thousand [[Saracens]] executed, infuriating Richard, who had intended to release them in exchange for his own men. Following this incident, Conrad returned to [[Tyre]], while Richard compelled William to remain in Acre. With William there, Richard could prevent Conrad from acting out against him.<ref name="Assassination" />

	As the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] discovered that William plotted against Richard, he believed that it was in order to claim Acre for Conrad. After being struck down by Altaïr, a dying William denied any intentions of aiding Conrad, proclaiming his son to be an "arse, unfit to lead his host, let alone a kingdom".<ref name="Assassination" />		As the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] discovered that William plotted against Richard, he believed that it was in order to claim Acre for Conrad. After being struck down by Altaïr, a dying William denied any intentions of aiding Conrad, proclaiming his son to be an "arse, unfit to lead his host, let alone a kingdom".<ref name="Assassination">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (William of Montferrat)]]</ref>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]] and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I''', in opposition to [[Guy of Lusignan]] who had previously reigned unopposed, and was briefly the sole King of Jerusalem ~~for a short while~~ before dying ~~in 1192~~. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} - to whom Conrad was married - the new queen.		'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]] and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I''', in opposition to [[Guy of Lusignan]] who had previously reigned unopposed, and was briefly recognised as the sole King of Jerusalem in 1192, before dying. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} - to whom Conrad was married - the new queen.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]] and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I''', in opposition to [[Guy of Lusignan]] who had previously reigned unopposed. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} - to whom Conrad was married - the new queen.		'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]] and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I''', in opposition to [[Guy of Lusignan]] who had previously reigned unopposed, and was briefly the sole King of Jerusalem for a short while before dying in 1192. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} - to whom Conrad was married - the new queen.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]] and King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I''', in opposition to [[Guy of Lusignan]] who ~~also claimed~~ the ~~throne~~.		'''Conrad of Montferrat''' (c. 1140 – 1192; [[Italy\|Italian]]: ''Corrado'') was an [[Italy\|Italian]] nobleman, son of [[William of Montferrat]] and one of two rival claimants to the title of King of [[Jerusalem]] from 1190 to 1192 as '''Conrad I''', in opposition to [[Guy of Lusignan]] who had previously reigned unopposed. The basis of Conrad's claim was that Guy was technically only king-consort to the legitimate queen, {{Wiki\|Sibylla of Jerusalem\|Sibylla}}, who had died in 1190, theoretically making Sibylla's sister {{Wiki\|Isabella I of Jerusalem\|Isabella}} - to whom Conrad was married - the new queen.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' producer [[Jade Raymond]] revealed that they had originally planned to have Conrad in the game.{{Cite\|25 April ~~2015~~}} Their research indicated that he wasn't killed in 1191, but William was located in Acre in the same period. In order to maintain the historical accuracy of the project, William was inserted into the game instead.		*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' producer [[Jade Raymond]] revealed that they had originally planned to have Conrad in the game.{{Cite\|22 April 2024}} Their research indicated that he wasn't killed in 1191, but William was located in Acre in the same period. In order to maintain the historical accuracy of the project, William was inserted into the game instead.
	**William's assassination in the game was also inspired by Conrad's historical death at the hands of Assassins.		**William's assassination in the game was also inspired by Conrad's historical death at the hands of Assassins.

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' producer [[Jade Raymond]] revealed~~{{Cite\|25 April 2015}}~~ that they had originally planned to have Conrad in the game. Their research indicated that he wasn't killed in 1191, but William was located in Acre in the same period. In order to maintain the historical accuracy of the project, William was inserted into the game instead.		*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' producer [[Jade Raymond]] revealed that they had originally planned to have Conrad in the game.{{Cite\|25 April 2015}} Their research indicated that he wasn't killed in 1191, but William was located in Acre in the same period. In order to maintain the historical accuracy of the project, William was inserted into the game instead.
	**William's assassination in the game was also inspired by Conrad's historical death at the hands of Assassins.		**William's assassination in the game was also inspired by Conrad's historical death at the hands of Assassins.