Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse

Occitan noble

  • Fame54.5
  • Momentum0.5
  • Wikipedia8.9K
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Lived 1041–1105, aged 64France
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    1041–1105
    Aged 64
Summary
Updated 2026-06-09

He was the richest, most powerful noble on the First Crusade — and the one who never went home, spending his last years carving a county out of the Levant that wouldn't fall for another century and a half.

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Raymond of Saint-Gilles inherited a trifecta of southern French titles in 1094: Count of Toulouse, Duke of Narbonne, Margrave of Provence. Two years later he joined the First Crusade, one of its principal leaders from 1096 to 1099. While other lords returned to Europe after Jerusalem fell, Raymond stayed. He spent his final five years fighting to establish the County of Tripoli along the coast of the Near East, a foothold he never fully secured in his lifetime but that would endure long after. He died there on 28 February 1105.

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54.5
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Momentum0.5
Historical22.8
Now attention2.5
Source confidence60.0
Completeness70.0
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