Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) … 1109–1185

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Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) …, 1109–1185 (aged 76 years)

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Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) …

Name: Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) //
Given names: Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques)
Name prefix: King of Portugal (1139-1185)
Nickname: The Conqueror, The Founder or The Great

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 1068 Death: 1112 Unique identifier: 801CB1DBD4A91C4DA314642F117E42FB2495 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Teresa … Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) … Henry of Burgundy … Count of Portugal 1068–1112 Birth: 1068 Death: 1112
mother	Links Birth: 1070 Death: 1130 Unique identifier: 801CB1DBD4A91C4DA314642F117E42FB2495 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Henry of Burgundy … Count of Portugal Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) … Teresa … 1070–1130 Birth: 1070 Death: 1130
himself	Links Birth: 25 June 1109 41 39 — Viseu, Central Region, Portugal Marriage: 1146 Death: 6 December 1185 — Coimbra, Central Region, Portugal Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Maud de Savoy Urraca … Sancho I … King of Portugal Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) … 1109–1185 Birth: 25 June 1109 41 39 — Viseu, Central Region, Portugal Death: 6 December 1185 — Coimbra, Central Region, Portugal

Family with Maud de Savoy
himself	Links Birth: 25 June 1109 41 39 — Viseu, Central Region, Portugal Marriage: 1146 Death: 6 December 1185 — Coimbra, Central Region, Portugal Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Maud de Savoy Urraca … Sancho I … King of Portugal Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) … 1109–1185 Birth: 25 June 1109 41 39 — Viseu, Central Region, Portugal Death: 6 December 1185 — Coimbra, Central Region, Portugal
wife	Links Birth: about 1109 Marriage: 1146 Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Alfonso I (or Dom Alfonso Henriques) … Urraca … Sancho I … King of Portugal Maud de Savoy 1109–… Birth: about 1109 Death:
Marriage	Marriage — 1146 —
-6 years daughter	Links Birth: 1139 29 30 — Portugal Marriage: 1160 Death: between 1176 and 1178 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ferdinand II … Alfonso IX … Urraca … 1139–1178 Birth: 1139 29 30 — Portugal Death: between 1176 and 1178
16 years son	Links Birth: 1154 44 45 Death: 1211 Unique identifier: 61EFE72135476549898B31E4719A261AF613 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Alfonso II … King of Portugal Sancho I … King of Portugal 1154–1211 Birth: 1154 44 45 Death: 1211

Events of close relatives
Birth	25 June 1109 41 39 Viseu, Central Region, Portugal
Death of a father	Henry of Burgundy … Count of Portugal 1112
Death of a mother	Teresa … 1130
Birth of a daughter	Urraca … 1139 Portugal
Marriage	Maud de Savoy — View this family 1146 (aged 36 years)
Birth of a son	Sancho I … King of Portugal 1154
Marriage of a daughter	Ferdinand II … — Urraca … — View this family 1160
Death of a daughter	Urraca … between 1176 and 1178
Death	6 December 1185 (aged 76 years) Coimbra, Central Region, Portugal
Last change	26 October 2022 – 20:09:22 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	Alfonso I (in Portuguese, Alfonso Henriques) inherited his father's title as an infant, and in 1128 he defeated his mother in Battle. He began a long struggle for independence from Leon. Soon thereafter; he won this war in 1139. On July 25 ofthat year he also won a decisive victory over the Moors at Qurique and proclaimed himself king of Portugal. His subsequent victories over the Moors included the capture of Santar in 1147, and, with the help of Crusaders en route to the HolyLand, the capture of Lisbon in October of that year.

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Alfonso I (in Portuguese, Alfonso Henriques) inherited his father's title as an infant, and in 1128 he defeated his mother in Battle. He began a long struggle for independence from Leon. Soon thereafter; he won this war in 1139. On July 25 ofthat year he also won a decisive victory over the Moors at Qurique and proclaimed himself king of Portugal. His subsequent victories over the Moors included the capture of Santar in 1147, and, with the help of Crusaders en route to the HolyLand, the capture of Lisbon in October of that year.