KnowraKingdom of CyprusLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Kingdom of Cyprus, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 5Narrower topic 3Crusader statesRelated: After the mainland kingdom fell, Cyprus became a major refuge and base for Latin rule in the eastern Mediterranean.Kingdom of JerusalemRelated: After mainland defeats, Jerusalem’s kingship continued in exile on Cyprus.Third CrusadeRelated: Richard’s conquest created a new Crusader power base in the eastern Mediterranean.CyprusBroader topic: The Lusignans ruled Cyprus after Richard I of England captured it in 1191.Guy of LusignanNarrower topic: Guy became its first king after his claim to Jerusalem weakened.Siege of Acre (1291)Related: After Acre fell, Cyprus became the chief base of Latin Christian power in the eastern Mediterranean.NicosiaNarrower topic: Its successive rulers made Nicosia the island’s principal political center.Alexandrian CrusadeNarrower topic: Its rulers sponsored the expedition from a surviving crusader kingdom in the eastern Mediterranean.Crusade of 1197Related: Its rulers and ports became part of the political network sustaining crusader power in the region.