Fulco of Anjou

Fulco of Anjou, also known as Fulk, was a notable historical figure in the 12th century, known primarily for his role as the Count of Anjou and later as the King of Jerusalem. He was born around 1092 and became a key player in the Crusades, which were military campaigns aimed at reclaiming the Holy Land. His reign as King of Jerusalem (1131-1143) was marked by efforts to strengthen the kingdom and assist Christian territories. Fulk’s lineage played a crucial role in the political landscape of medieval Europe, significantly impacting the history of the region during his time.