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 NERFINISHED
birthPlace Kingdom of Portugal NERFINISHED
century 14th century
country Kingdom of Portugal NERFINISHED
dynasty Portuguese House of Burgundy NERFINISHED
era reign of Ferdinand I of Portugal
reign of Peter I of Portugal
father Peter I of Portugal NERFINISHED
halfSibling Ferdinand I of Portugal NERFINISHED
John I of Portugal NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Middle Ages NERFINISHED
house House of Burgundy (Portugal) NERFINISHED
language Portuguese
legitimacyStatus illegitimate
mother Inês de Castro NERFINISHED
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) NERFINISHED
Afonso of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro) NERFINISHED
Beatrice of Portugal (daughter of Peter I and Inês de Castro) NERFINISHED
Denis of Portugal (son of Peter I and Inês de Castro) NERFINISHED

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