Stewart Binns - Anarchy

(Baldwin III of Jerusalem, regent, 1149–1153)

1153–1160 Raynald of Châtillon (by marriage)

(Aimery of Limoges, Patriarch of Antioch, regent, 1160–1163)

1163–1201 Bohemond III

(Raymond of Tripoli, regent, 1193–1194)

1099–1100 Godfrey (Protector of the Holy Sepulchre)

1100–1118 Baldwin I

1118–1131 Baldwin II

1131–1153 Melisende (with Fulk of Anjou until 1143; with Baldwin III from 1143)

1131–1143 Fulk of Anjou (with Melisende)

1143–1162 Baldwin III (with Melisende until 1153)

1162–1174 Amalric I

1174–1185 Baldwin IV the Leprous (with Baldwin V from 1183)

1183–1186 Baldwin V (with Baldwin IV until 1185)

1186–1190 Sybilla (with Guy Lusignan)

1086–1125 (elected 1099) Henry V

1075–1137 (elected 1125) Lothair III

1122–1190 (elected 1152) Frederick I (Barbarossa)

1165–1197 (elected 1169) Henry VI

1176–1218 (elected 1198) Otto IV

Stewart Binns began his professional life as an academic. He then pursued several adventures, including that of a schoolteacher, specializing in history, before becoming an award-winning documentary-maker and latterly an author. His television credits include the ‘In-Colour’ genre of historical documentaries, notably the BAFTA and Grierson winner Britain at War in Colour and the Peabody winner The Second World War in Colour .

He also launched Trans World Sport in 1987, Futbol Mundial in 1993, the International Olympic Commitee Camera of Record in 1994 and the Olympic Television Archive Bureau in 1996.

Currently Chief Executive and co-founder, with his wife Lucy, of the independent production and distribution company Big Ape Media International, Stewart has in recent years continued to specialize in historical documentaries including a series on the Korean War, the history of Indo-China and a major study of modern Japan.

His first novel, Conquest, was published in 2011, followed by Crusade in 2012.

Stewart’s passion is English history, especially its origins and folklore. His home is in Somerset, where he lives with his wife Lucy and twin boys, Charlie and Jack.

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