Did there exist a Jewish noble or noble family in Christian Europe during the medieval era?

by pacleader1001
MrMarcusandSuperHead

I can't answer your question directly, but you may be interested in learning about the Khazars. They were a polity in Eastern Europe, in an area where Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, and Islam were all nearby. They descended from steppe tribes from the East. Though they weren't in "Christian Europe," necessarily, they were an interesting exception to the nearby nations, in that much of their nobility converted to Judaism.

Quirite

Yes, in Rome we had the Pierleoni family. However, the founder of that house - a man by the name of Baruch - converted to Christianity in the early 11th century so I'm not sure it could count as such...