Alphonsus X (rex Castellae et Legionis)
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Alphonsus X (rex Castellae et Legionis)
Res apud Vicidata repertae:
Nativitas:
23 Novembris 1221;
ToletumObitus:
4 Aprilis 1284;
HispalisPatria:
Corona Castellae
Officium
Officium: Monarch of Castile and Leon
Munus: Scriptor, astronomus, ruler, compositor, Poëta, Rerum gestarum scriptor
Consociatio
Religio: Catholicismus
Familia
Genitores: Ferdinandus III; Elisabeth of Swabia
Coniunx: Violant of Aragon, Mayor Guillen de Guzmán
Proles: Berengaria of Castile, Lady of Guadalajara, Beatrice of Castile, Marchioness of Montferrat, Ferdinand de la Cerda, Sancho IV of Castile, Peter of Castile, Lord of Ledesma, John of Castile, Lord of Valencia de Campos, Violant of Castile, James of Castile, Lord of Cameros, Beatrice of Castile, Alfonso Fernández el Niño, Eleanor of Castile, Constanza de Castilla
Familia: House of Ivrea
Memoria
Sepultura: Seville Cathedral
Alphonsus X Sapiens (Hispanice: Alfonso X el Sabio) natus Toleti die 23 Novembris 1221, et mortuus Hispali die 4 Aprilis 1284), erat rex Castella Legionisque ab anno 1252 usque ad annum 1284. Auctor erat et poeta, qui de iure scripsit; magnum opus iuridicus est Las Siete Partidas, septem codices legum qui leges Visigothorum suffecerunt.
De re historica scripsit Primera Crónica General (prima generalis chronica) et Estoria de España (historia Hispaniae), quae narrant historiam Hispanicam ab Creatione ad tempus patris Alphonsi (Sancti Ferdinandi III). Quoque scripsit de re astronomica et de rebus lusoriis.
Carmina (Gallaice cantigas) composuit duo: cantigas virginum et cantigas amantium.
Scholam interpretum (Escuela de Traductores) condidit Toleti, ubi interpretes—Mauri, Christiani, Iudaei—opera veterum auctorum linguis occidentalibus converterunt.
Etiam creavit anno 1273 Concilium Mixtae.
Anno 1266 Monasterium Dominicanarum Calerueganum constituit.
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Antecessor:
Ferdinandus III
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Rex Castellae
1230–1284
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Successor:
Sanctius IV
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Imperatores Sacri Romani Imperii et Reges Romanorum
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Carolus Magnus
• Ludovicus Pius
• Lotharius I
• Ludovicus II
• Carolus Calvus
• Karlomannus Bavariae
• Carolus Crassus
• Guido Spoletensis
• Lambertus Spoletensis
• Arnulphus Carintiae
• Ludovicus Caecus
• Berengarius Foroiuliensis
• Otto I Magnus
• Otto II
• Otto III
• Henricus II
• Conradus II
• Henricus III
• Henricus IV
• Henricus V
• Lotharius III
• Conradus III
• Fridericus I Barbarossa
• Henricus VI
• Otto IV
• Fridericus II
• Henricus (VII)
• Conradus IV
• Guilielmus ab Hollandia
• (Alphonsus Castellae)
• Ricardus a Cornwalli
• Rudolphus I
• Adolphus Nassovius
• Albertus I
• Henricus VII
• Ludovicus IV Bavaricus
• Carolus IV
• Venceslaus a Luxemburgio
• Rupertus Comes Palatinus
• Iodocus a Moravia
• Sigismundus Luxemburgicus
• Albertus II
• Fridericus III
• Maximilianus I
• Carolus V
• Ferdinandus I
• Maximilianus II
• Rudolphus II
• Matthias
• Ferdinandus II
• Ferdinandus III
• Ferdinandus IV
• Leopoldus I
• Iosephus I
• Carolus VI
• Carolus VII Albertus
• Franciscus I Stephanus
• Iosephus II
• Leopoldus II
• Franciscus II
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Nexus externi |
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Alphonsum X spectant.
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- "Infante don Alfonso de Castilla y León" e Medieval Lands (situs a Carolo Cawley elaboratus apud FMG)
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Alphonsus X (rex Castellae et Legionis)
