Sancho I of Portugal
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Sancho I of Portugal
Summary
Sancho I of Portugal is a human[1]. Born in Coimbra[2], he… he was born on November 11, 1154[3]. He passed away in Coimbra[4]. He died on March 26, 1211[5]. He worked as a poet[6]. He has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[7]
Key Facts
- Born in Coimbra[2], Sancho I of Portugal…
- Sancho I of Portugal passed away in Coimbra[4].
- Sancho I of Portugal was born on November 11, 1154[3].
- Sancho I of Portugal died on March 26, 1211[5].
- Sancho I of Portugal is buried at Monastery of Santa Cruz[8].
- Sancho I of Portugal's father was Afonso I of Portugal[9].
- Sancho I of Portugal's mother was Maud of Savoy[10].
- Among Sancho I of Portugal's spouses was Dulce of Aragon[11].
- A child of Sancho I of Portugal was Theresa of Portugal[12].
- A child of Sancho I of Portugal was Sancha of Portugal[13].
- A child of Sancho I of Portugal was Afonso II of Portugal[14].
- A child of Sancho I of Portugal was Peter of Portugal[15].
- A child of Sancho I of Portugal was Ferdinand of Portugal[16].
- A child of Sancho I of Portugal was Branca of Portugal[17].
- Sancho I of Portugal held citizenship in Kingdom of Portugal[18].
- Portuguese was Sancho I of Portugal's native language[19].
- Sancho I of Portugal worked as a poet[6].
- Sancho I of Portugal held the position of regent[20].
- Sancho I of Portugal held the position of Monarch of Portugal[21].
- Sancho I of Portugal's religion is recorded as Catholicism[22].
- Sancho I of Portugal is recorded as male[23].
- Sancho I of Portugal's instance of is recorded as human[24].
- Sancho I of Portugal's family is recorded as House of Burgundy - Portugal[25].
- Sancho I of Portugal's noble title is recorded as Monarch of Portugal[26].
- Sancho I of Portugal's Commons category is recorded as Sancho I of Portugal[27].
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Origins and Family
Born in Coimbra[2], Sancho I of Portugal… he was born on November 11, 1154[3]. His father was Afonso I of Portugal[9]. His mother was Maud of Savoy[10]. Portuguese was his native language[19].
Career and Affiliations
Sancho I of Portugal's professions included poet[6]. Positions held include regent[20], a title of authority[28] and Monarch of Portugal[21], a hereditary position[29], in Portugal[30], founded in 1139[31].
Personal Life
Sancho I of Portugal was married to Dulce of Aragon[11]. Children include Theresa of Portugal[12], a nun[32], 1178–1250[33], of Kingdom of Portugal[34]; Sancha of Portugal[13], a nun[35], 1180–1229[36], of Kingdom of Portugal[37]; Afonso II of Portugal[14], a sovereign[38], 1185–1223[39], of Kingdom of Portugal[40]; Peter of Portugal[15], a politician[41], 1187–1258[42], of Kingdom of Portugal[43]; Ferdinand of Portugal[16], a politician[44], 1188–1233[45], of Kingdom of Portugal[46]; and Branca of Portugal[17], a nun[47], 1196–1240[48], of Kingdom of Portugal[49]. His religion is recorded as Catholicism[22].
Death and Burial
Sancho I of Portugal died on March 26, 1211[5]. He passed away in Coimbra[4]. The cause of death was leprosy[50]. Burial took place at Monastery of Santa Cruz[8].
Why It Matters
Sancho I of Portugal has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[7] He is known by 16 alternative names across languages and contexts.[51]
FAQs
Where was Sancho I of Portugal born?
Sancho I of Portugal's place of birth was Coimbra[2].
Where did Sancho I of Portugal die?
Sancho I of Portugal died in Coimbra[4].
Who were Sancho I of Portugal's parents?
Sancho I of Portugal's father was Afonso I of Portugal[9]. Sancho I of Portugal's mother was Maud of Savoy[10].
Who was Sancho I of Portugal married to?
Sancho I of Portugal's spouses include Dulce of Aragon[11].
What did Sancho I of Portugal do for work?
Sancho I of Portugal worked as poet[6].