“Inês de Castro” (play) by António Ferreira

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“Inês de Castro” is a 16th-century Portuguese tragedy by António Ferreira that dramatizes the legendary love and political intrigue surrounding Inês de Castro at the court of King Pedro I of Portugal.

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instanceOf Portuguese Renaissance drama
stage play
tragedy
author António Ferreira NERFINISHED
basedOn historical events in the life of Inês de Castro
relationship between Pedro I of Portugal and Inês de Castro
centuryOfComposition 16th century
character King Afonso IV of Portugal NERFINISHED
courtiers of the Portuguese crown
countryOfOrigin Portugal NERFINISHED
culturalContext Portuguese humanist culture of the 16th century
depicts legend of Inês de Castro
form verse drama
genre tragedy
hasAdaptation later theatrical adaptations of the Inês de Castro story
hasTitleInOriginalLanguage Inês de Castro NERFINISHED
historicalFigureDepicted Afonso IV of Portugal NERFINISHED
Inês de Castro NERFINISHED
Pedro I of Portugal NERFINISHED
influencedBy Roman tragedy
Senecan drama
classical Greek tragedy
inspired subsequent literary treatments of Inês de Castro in Portuguese literature
literaryMovement Renaissance humanism
literarySignificance canonical work of Portuguese Renaissance drama
milestone in the development of Portuguese theatre
mainCharacter Inês de Castro NERFINISHED
Pedro I of Portugal NERFINISHED
medium theatre
notableFor early example of classical tragedy in Portuguese literature
originalLanguage Portuguese
portrays assassination of Inês de Castro
grief and vengeance of Pedro I of Portugal
settingLocation Portuguese royal court
settingPeriod 14th century Portugal
structure five-act tragedy
subject dynastic politics in medieval Portugal
illicit or contested royal marriage
reason of state vs. personal passion
theme conflict between love and reason of state
monarchical authority
political intrigue
tragic love
workOf Portuguese literature

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