her first marriage, another Papal dispensation had been required for her to marry Philip. He died a year later on 4 August 1369. Alix died after 6 August 1386 and was buried in Saint Dominic's in Nicosia. Her great-granddaughter was Anne de Lusignan, wife of Louis, Duke of Savoy Issue Together Alix and Hugh had: Eschive de Lusignan (1325 – March 1363), married Infante Fernando of Majorca, Viscount d'Omelas, by whom she had one daughter, Alicia of Majorca (1341 – after 1376). King Peter I of Cyprus (9 October 1328 – 16 January 1369), married firstly Eschive de Montfort; secondly Eleanor of Aragon-Gandia, by whom he had issue. John of Lusignan (1329/1330 – 1375), married firstly, Constance of Sicily, Queen of Cyprus; secondly, Alice of Ibelin, by whom he had one son. King James I of Cyprus (1334 – 9 September 1398), married Helvis of Brunswick-Grubenhagen, by whom he had 12 children, including King Janus of Cyprus, who reigned after him. Thomas of Lusignan (died 15 November 1340), unmarried. Margaret of Lusignan, married Galtier de Dampierre, Seneschal of Cyprus; died childless. Isabella of Lusignan, died without issue. Alix had one stepson, Guy de Lusignan, by Hugh's first wife. Her husband also had an illegitimate son, Pierrot. References Sources |- |- Cypriot queens consort Women of the Crusader states 1300s births 1300s deaths Year of birth uncertain Year of death unknown 14th-century Cypriot people House of Ibelin Burials in Cyprus Old House of Brunswick Queen mothers