The History of the Revolutions of Portugal — John Shaqi
The History of the Revolutions of PortugalVertot, abbé de
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The History of the Revolutions of Portugal
Vertot, abbé de
Portugal -- History -- Revolution, 1640
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ALLIANCES. | PRINCIPAL EVENTS.
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Don Juan I, of Castille. | 1381, the English, under the
|command of the earl of Cambridge,
|brother to the duke of Lancaster,
|came to the assistance of the king.
| 1385. Battle of d'Aljubarotta
|against the king of Castille. A
|convent built on the field of battle,
|which afterwards became the burying
|place for the kings of Portugal.
|Ferdinand Nugno Alvarez Perreyra,
|constable of Portugal, was made
Philip _the good_, duke of |duke of Braganza, as a reward for
Burgundy. |his great services. His heiress afterwards
|married Alphonso of Portugal,
|the natural son of John I, from
|which marriage sprung the family
|of Braganza now reigning in Portugal.
| 1415, capture of Ceuta in Africa.
| 1420, discovery and conquest of
|Madeira.
| 1422, the Christian era first in
|general use throughout Portugal.
|
Frederic III, Emperor. |
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| 1459. Alphonso V instituted
Henry IV, king of Castille.|the order of the sword.
| 1476. The battle of Toro gained
|by Ferdinand, king of Castille,
|against Alphonso, who goes to
|France to demand assistance from
|Louis XI, whom he met at Tours.
|He embarked the next year at
|Houfleur, in Normandy, for Portugal,
|where he arrived Nov. 15.
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