Fulk of Guînes

Fulk de Guines († 1125 ) was Crusaders and first Lord of Beirut.

He was the second son of Count Baldwin I of Guines and his wife Adele (or Christine ) of Holland. He was related to the Count of Boulogne.

He probably accompanied Eustace III. Boulogne and Robert II of Flanders in the First Crusade to the Holy Land. 1110 he received from his relatives, King Baldwin I of Jerusalem, the newly established reign of Beirut as a fief.

He died around the year 1125th After his death the fief reverted to the king who awarded it to Walter I. Brisebarre.