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Toron
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thumb|1857 sketch of Kalat Tibnin by Charles William Meredith van de Velde|van de Velde thumb|Crusader castle in the village of Tebnine thumb|View from the Toron castle

Key facts

Country.conventional_long_name
Lordship of Toron
Country.common_name
Toron
Country.era
High Middle Ages
Country.status
Vassal of Kingdom of Jerusalem
Country.image_map
1187 Lordship of Toron.svg
Country.image_map_caption
Lordship of Toron in 1187
Country.capital
Toron
Country.common_languages
Latin, Old French, Italian (also Arabic and Greek)
Country.religion
Roman Catholicism, Eastern Catholicism, Greek Orthodoxy, Syriac Orthodoxy, Islam, Judaism
Country.government_type
Feudal monarchy
Country.leader1
Godfrey of Bouillon
Country.year_leader1
c.1100
Country.leader2
Hugh I of Jaffa
Country.year_leader2
1110

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Wikidata facts

Country
Lebanon
Located in
Tebnine
Image
Tebnine11.jpg
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inception
1105-00-00
Commons category
Toron des Chevaliers
Sources (1)

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Article · Italiano

Toron, oggi Tibnin (in arabo: تبنين‎, Tibnīn), nel meridione del Libano, fu un importante castello dei Crociati, costruito nelle montagne del Libano sulla strada da Tiro a Damasco. Fu il centro della Signoria di Toron, un valvassore del Principato di Galilea, nel Regno di Gerusalemme. Il nome del castello di Toron deriva dal francese antico "collina" o "colle isolato" certamente a causa della sua ubicazione geografica.

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