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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| Henry was count of the canton
Ferdinand Nuguez, a |of Lusitania, situated between the
Portugueze nobleman. |Douro and the Minho. He fixed
Bermond Paez, count |his residence at Guimaraez, on the
of Trasmare, a natural |banks of the river Ave. Henry entered
son. |Spain to assist Alphonso IV,
|king of Castille and Leon, against
|the Moors, who rewarded his services
|by giving him his natural
|daughter Theresa in marriage, together
|with the county of Lusitania.
|Henry afterwards took from
|the Moors Viseo, Lamego, Braga
|and Coimbra.
| 1139, the battle of Campo Ourique,
|since called Cabeza de Reis
|or (head of the king). Alphonso, in
The first wife of Alphonso|commemoration of the victory obtained
II, king of Arragon. |that day over five Moorish
Married first to Philip, |kings, added five small escutcheons
count of Flandres, and |to his arms.
secondly to Eudes III, | In 1143 or 1147, the states assembled
duke of Burgundy. |at Lamego, confirmed the
|title of king, which his army had
|bestowed on the field of battle at
|Campo Ourique, and established
|the fundamental laws relative to the
|succession of the crown. (See
|Vertot.)
| 1147 the institution (according to
|some authors) of the two military
|orders of the Wing and of Avis; the
|latter was not worn as at present
|till the year 1162.
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