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Teresa Lourenço (Lisboa, 1330-¿?), fue la madre de Juan I de Portugal, hijo del rey Pedro I, que según unas fuentes era hija de un mercader lisboeta [1] llamado Lourenço Martins da Praça, y según otras era una dama gallega que formó parte del séquito de la reina Inés de Castro.
Her parents were Lourenço and Sancha Martins, who were merchants. She had a love affair with King Peter I of Portugal after the assassination of Inês de Castro. She became pregnant and gave birth to a son John. King Peter confided the boy to Teresa's father Lourenço, to give the boy a good education and raise him to be a knight.
Teresa Gille Lourenço was the mistress of Pedro I, King of Portugal after Inês de Castro was beheaded in 1355. She was the mother by him of Joao I Aviz, who eventually succeeded as King of Portugal and Algarve.
- Peter I The Just, King of Portugal
- Azores, Portugal
- 1330
- April 11, 1358 (27-28)Portugal
5 de ene. de 2022 · Teresa Gille Lourenço was the mistress of Pedro I, King of Portugal after Inês de Castro was beheaded in 1355. She was the mother by him of Joao I Aviz, who eventually succeeded as King of Portugal and Algarve.
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When Dª Teresa Gille Lourenço was born in 1330, in Lisbon, Portugal, her father, Lourenço Martins da Praça, was 65 and her mother, Sancha Martins, was 31. She had at least 1 son with El Rey D. Pedro I "o Cruel". She died on 19 April 1358, in Igreja São Cristóvão e São Lourenço, Lisbon, Portugal, at the age of 28.
- Female
- El Rey D. Pedro I "o Cruel
La madre, una plebeya lisboeta, de origen gallego, Teresa Gille Lourenço. El niño, como no podía estar en la corte por ser ilegítimo, sería cuidado y educado por el abuelo materno, que le introdujo en la Orden de Avis. Diez años más tarde, ascendió al trono Fernando I, que morirá en 1383. Castillo de lso Duques de Braganza.
Teresa Gille Lourenço (Lisboa, 1330- ?) fue una joven lisboeta (durante mucho tiempo se pensó que era de origen gallego), hija de un mercader llamado Lourenço Martins, con la cual el rey Pedro I de Portugal mantuvo una relación amorosa posterior al asesinato de Inés de Castro.
