John of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro)

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John of Portugal was an illegitimate 14th-century Portuguese infante, son of King Peter I and Inês de Castro, whose contested status played a role in the dynastic struggles of medieval Portugal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 14th-century Portuguese noble ⓘ
Portuguese infante ⓘ
illegitimate royal child ⓘ
associatedWith Inês de Castro affair ⓘ
birthPlace Kingdom of Portugal ⓘ
century 14th century ⓘ
country Kingdom of Portugal ⓘ
dynasty Portuguese House of Burgundy ⓘ
era reign of Ferdinand I of Portugal ⓘ
reign of Peter I of Portugal ⓘ
father Peter I of Portugal ⓘ
halfSibling Ferdinand I of Portugal ⓘ
John I of Portugal ⓘ
historicalPeriod Middle Ages ⓘ
house House of Burgundy (Portugal) ⓘ
language Portuguese ⓘ
legitimacyStatus illegitimate ⓘ
mother Inês de Castro ⓘ
nobleRank prince ⓘ
nobleTitle Infante of Portugal ⓘ
notableFor being a son of Peter I of Portugal and Inês de Castro ⓘ
contested status in succession politics of Portugal ⓘ
parentalRelationship son of a reigning king of Portugal ⓘ
son of a royal mistress later recognized as queen posthumously ⓘ
playedRoleIn Portuguese dynastic disputes ⓘ
politicalStatus disputed dynastic claimant ⓘ
religion Roman Catholicism ⓘ
sibling Afonso (son of Peter I and Constanza Manuel) ⓘ
Afonso of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro) ⓘ
Beatrice of Portugal (daughter of Peter I and Inês de Castro) ⓘ
Denis of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro) ⓘ

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Inês de Castro → child → John of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro) ⓘ
Afonso of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro) → relative → Denis of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro) ⓘ
linked to: John of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro)