Person king of Portugal
John I
D. João I
d. 1433
king of Portugal
King of Portugal and father of Prince Henry, presumed to have first granted Madeira to him. His royal letters on water rights were cited in later legislation, and his death in 1433 ends Azevedo's first period of Madeiran history.
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- Levadas — King of Portugal whose letter denying private rights over springs was cited by João II.
- Levadas — King of Portugal whose royal letters on water rights were cited by the Barão de Alverca.
- Perestrelo (Bartolomeu) — King who in 1431 granted Perestrelo and his wife houses in Rua Nova, Lisbon.
- Zarco (João Gonçalves) — King in whose household Zargo's grandfather served.
- Great War — King of Portugal who founded Batalha monastery, where the Unknown Soldier lies.
- Madeiran history — King of Portugal whose death in 1433 ends Azevedo's first period of Madeiran history.
- Grants — King of Portugal presumed to have first granted or confirmed Madeira to his son Prince Henry.
- Henry (Prince), the Navigator — King of Portugal and Henry's father, presumed to have first granted Madeira to him.
- Coinage — King of Portugal who had silver reais struck.
- Câmara — King of Portugal said by Frutuoso to have granted Zarco his arms.
- Mendes — King of Portugal who sent Martim Mendes de Vasconcelos to Madeira.
- Câmara (António Gonçalves da) — King whom the subject served as master of the hunt, according to the Elucidário.
- Arnao — King of Portugal and husband of Philippa of Lancaster.
- Peres (Damião) — King of Portugal, subject of one of Peres's studies.
- Macedo — King of Portugal defended by Martim Gonçalves de Macedo at Aljubarrota.
- Gaula (parish) — King of Portugal, contemporary of Vasco de Lobeira.
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