Peter of Lusignan

Peter of Lusignan was a medieval figure, born around 1250, who became King of Cyprus from 1358 until his death in 1369. He was part of a noble family with roots in France and played a significant role in the politics of the Crusader states. His reign is noted for efforts to strengthen the kingdom and build alliances, particularly with the Genoese and the Mamluks. Peter's governance faced challenges, including internal strife and external threats, reflecting the tumultuous nature of the period. His legacy includes contributions to the cultural and political landscape of Cyprus during the late medieval era.