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I don't have specific context about what "1180" refers to beyond it being a year. Without additional information about which historical event, cultural phenomenon, person, or work you're asking about, I cannot accurately write an overview that meets your requirements. Could you clarify what "1180" specifically refers to?
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- list of state leaders in 1180
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Sibylle, die Schwester des kinderlosen und an Lepra erkrankten Königs Balduin IV. von Jerusalem und Mutter des Thronfolgers Balduin V., heiratet in zweiter Ehe Guido von Lusignan.
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