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A acção política, militar e diplomática de D. João de Meneses, 1o Conde de Tarouca (1460-1522)
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Uma das mais importantes famílias medievais portuguesas foi a de, D. Pedro de Meneses que teve a responsabilidade de defender a fortaleza de Ceuta, no Norte de África, levada aos muçulmanos em 1415. Quando aquele morreu, o seu filho natural, D. Duarte de Meneses estava encarregue de organizar a defesa de Alcácer Ceguer. Um dos seus rapazes, D. João de Meneses, teve precisamente a mesma função, mas, depois, em Arzila e em Tânger. Esteve ainda ligado a outras funções fora do País, bem como a grandes e importantes cargos dentro do território continental, pelo que elencamos o seu percurso sociopolítico e militar desde o reinado de D. Afonso V, até D. João III.
Consideremos também, no nosso estudo, a sua descendência primogénita, com D. Duarte de Meneses, em particular, no período de transição dos reinados manuelino para o joanino.
One of the most important medieval Portuguese families belonged to D. Pedro de Meneses who was responsible for defending the fortress of Ceuta in North Africa taken to the Moors in 1415. When he died, his natural son, D. Duarte de Meneses, was in charge to organize the defense of Alcácer Ceguer. One of his boys, D. João de Meneses, had precisely the same function, but later in Arzila and later in Tangier too. Linked to functions outside the country, but with large and important positions within the mainland, we list his socio-political and military path from the reign of D. Afonso V to D. João III. Also considering his eldest offspring D. Duarte de Meneses, in our study and in particular in the transition period from the Manueline to the Johannine reigns.
One of the most important medieval Portuguese families belonged to D. Pedro de Meneses who was responsible for defending the fortress of Ceuta in North Africa taken to the Moors in 1415. When he died, his natural son, D. Duarte de Meneses, was in charge to organize the defense of Alcácer Ceguer. One of his boys, D. João de Meneses, had precisely the same function, but later in Arzila and later in Tangier too. Linked to functions outside the country, but with large and important positions within the mainland, we list his socio-political and military path from the reign of D. Afonso V to D. João III. Also considering his eldest offspring D. Duarte de Meneses, in our study and in particular in the transition period from the Manueline to the Johannine reigns.
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Condado de Tarouca D. Pedro de Meneses D. Duarte de Meneses D. João de Meneses Comarca Almoxarifado Norte de África Turcos otomanos Venezianos D. Afonso V D. João II D. Manuel I D. João III Tarouca County Warehouse North Africa Ottomans Venetians