Fulk V was "King of Jerusalem" as a Crusader. His wife was Ermenburge "of La Fleche" (aka Erembourg of Maine); after
her death he married Melisande, eldest daughter of Baldwin II (King of Jerusalem, whom Fulk V succeeded as its third
royal ruler) - this marriage occured in 1129. An eye--witness, Archbishop William of Tyre, described Fulk as "...a ruddy
man, like David...faithful and gentle, affable and kind...a powerful prince...and very successful in ruling his own
people...an experienced warrior full of patience and wisdom in military affairs."{-"The Plantagenet Chronicles," ed. by E.
Hallam, p.38.}

References: [AR7],[Moncreiffe],[RFC],[Talbot1],[Paget1], [FarisPA],[Weis1],[PlantagenetA]