Documents pour servir a l'histoire des Lusignans de la petite Armenie (1342-1394) par Victor Langlois (Paris, 1859). Langlois' invaluable study of the French noble family of Lusignan with branches in Cyprus, Antioch, and the Armenian kingdom of Cilicia. After the murder of the Hetumid Leon IV in 1341, his cousin Guy de Lusignan was elected king of Cilicia. The pro-Latin family tried unsuccessfully to impose Catholicism in the country, which led to constant civil unrest. Lusignan kings of Cilicia included: Constantine II (1342-1344); Constantine III (1344-1362); Constantine IV (1362-1373); and Leo V (1374-1393). The Cilician Armenian kingdom was inherited by the Cypriot Lusignans in 1393. Book digitized by Google and uploaded by user Robert Bedrosian. Pdf format (71 pages).