The History of the Revolutions of Portugal — John Shaqi
The History of the Revolutions of PortugalVertot, abbé de
History
The History of the Revolutions of Portugal
Vertot, abbé de
Portugal -- History -- Revolution, 1640
repudiated in 1254. | | | | |
Beatrix de Gusman, | | | | |
natural daughter of | | | | |
the king of Castille. | | | | |
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ALLIANCES. | PRINCIPAL EVENTS.
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|1147 or 1148. Capture of Lisbon:
|The royal residence was at
|that time at Coimbra.
|
|1203, capture of Elvas.
Joanna, daughter of |
Baldwin, emperor of |
Constantinople. |
|
Aurembiax, countess of |
Urgel. |
|
Alphonso IX, k. of Leon. |
Waldemar, king of Denmark. |
|1217. A great victory gained
|over the Moorish kings of Cordova
|and Badajos.
Waldemar, prince of |
Denmark. |
|
He married, or as it is |1245. King Sancho was excommunicated
generally thought, had |by the pope, and quitted
for a concubine donna |the kingdom. He died in 1248, at
Mencia, daughter of don |Toledo.
Lopez Dias de Haro, by |
donna Urraca, the natural |
daughter of Alphonso III, |
king of Castille. |
|1267. The king of Castille gave
|up the kingdom of Algarve to Alphonso,
|of which, however, he still
|continued the usufructuary.
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