Talk:Peter I of Portugal
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Birthday on 8 April or 19 April ? - Twice25 22:10, 18 Apr 2004 (UTC)
Peter I is not Pedro the Cruel (Peter I of Castile), is he? They look to be different? - Vina 17:53, 26 Jul 2004 (UTC)
- He is not because Portugal is quite a different thing from Castile. Its like confusing Peter I of the United States with Peter I of Canada just because they have the same name and nickname (Cruel). Cheers, Muriel G 23:20, 26 Jul 2004 (UTC)
[edit] Before we start a revert war...
Why I'm changing this? The table is messy and has too much information. This article is about Peter I of Portugal, not about his children (apart for the imprescindible bits). We don't need his children's full dates or bios here. That's better suited for their individual pages, specially when all of them have individual pages. It's done that way with lots of other royalty articles and I do think it's best. --Andromeda 22:22, 9 March 2006 (UTC)
- Please see my answer here: Talk:John VI of Portugal. Thanks. Gameiro 22:06, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] I changed the whole thing
I changed everything and just took out the whole time line. Whoever wrote it said that Pedro had been married to Bianca, and that was actually Pedro I of Castille. I thought it was also important to discuss the fact that there were 2 Pedro I's and the similarities between the two. I got my information mostly from Oliveira Marques and Joseph Callaghan's Italic textMedieval Spain. I thought it would also do more of a service to actually explain his relationship with Ines, as well as to correct the error that Constanza was a princess when actually she was the daughter of the king's cousin, not the king. Monikwee
