unreferenced date August 2011 Luc dio Vimaranes was the second County of Portugal Count of Portugal . He was the son of V mara Peres . Following his death, the county passed out of the family, but he is thought to have been ancestor of Count Alvito Nunes , who in the 11th century initiated a second period in which the family controlled the County of Portugal. s start s hou family of V mara Peres ? 873? s reg other s bef before V mara Peres V mara s ttl title County of Portugal Count of Portugal years 873 873? s aft after Mumadona Dias end Rulers of Portugal before 1128 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Vimaranes, Lucidio ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 873 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Vimaranes, Lucidio Category Year of birth missing Category 873 deaths Category Counts of Portugal Category County of Portugal gl Lucidio Vimaranis pt Luc dio Vimaranes ... more details
Image Vimaraperes.jpg 250px thumb Statue of V mara Peres in Porto , Portugal br created by Barata Feyo in 1968 V mara Peres, Count of Portugal Kingdom of Galicia Galicia , circa 820 Guimar es , 873 ref From V mara Weimar or Guimar and the patronymic Peres son of Pedro Peter name Peter . ref was a Kingdom of Galicia Galician Christian duke of the 9th century in west Iberian peninsula Iberia . He was a vassal of the King of List of Asturian monarchs Asturias , List of Leonese monarchs L on and Kingdom of Galicia Galicia , Alfonso III of Le n Alfonso III , and was sent to Reconquista reconquer and secure from the Moors Arab s and Berber people Berbers who had invaded Visigoth ic Hispania , in the west coastal fringe of Gallaecia , the area from the Minho River to the Douro River , including the city of Portus Cale , later Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia Gaia , from where the name of Portugal emerged. In 868 Count V mara Peres was named First County of Portugal Count of Portugal , after the reconquest of the region north of the Douro river. Later Portuguese historians viewed this event as the earliest milestone in the history of the state of Portugal, although Portugal did not achieve independence until the 12th century. He was able to expel the Moors and founded a fortified town under his own name Vimaranis of Vimar which later became Guimaranis , present day Guimar es the Portugal Portuguese call it The Cradle City . V mara Peres died in 873 in Guimar es. His son, Luc dio Vimaranes Luc dio, son of V mara , took control of the county. Notes references See also Portucale History of Portugal The establishment of the monarchy in Portugal Timeline of Portuguese history List of Portuguese monarchs s start s hou V mara Peres dynasty ca. 820 873 s reg other s new reason Foundation of the County of Portugal s ttl title County of Portugal Count of Portugal years 868&ndash 873 s aft after Luc dio Vimaranes Luc dio end Rulers of Portugal before 1128 Royal houses of Europe Persondata ... more details
unreferenced date December 2007 Image Provincia Minho.png thumb 150px Historical province of Minho Minho IPA pt mi u is an historical province of Portugal . It was established as an official province in 1936 and dissolved in 1976. It consisted of 23 Municipalities of Portugal municipalities , with its capital in the city of Braga . Today, the area would include the districts of Braga district Braga and Viana do Castelo district Viana do Castelo . Minho has substantial Celt ic influences and shares many cultural traits with neighbouring Galicia Spain Galicia in Spain . The region was part of the Roman Empire Roman Province and early Middle Ages medieval Kingdom of Gallaecia . Historical remains of Celtic Minho include Cit nia de Briteiros Briteiros Iron Age Hillfort , the largest Gallaecian native stronghold in the Entre Douro e Minho region, in North Portugal. Minho is famous as being the origin of the soup caldo verde and the wine Vinho Verde . Main Historic Cities Braga Bracara Augusta Guimar es old Vimaranes Viana do Castelo, Portugal Viana do Castelo , formerly Viana da Lima Barcelos, Portugal Barcelos See also Minho River Gallaecia Valimar Ave Ger s National Park Historical provinces of Portugal coord missing Portugal Category Provinces of Portugal 1936 1976 Category Wine regions of Portugal Category Celtic culture Portugal geo stub ca Prov ncia de Minho es Minho provincia fr Minho province historique gl Provincia de Mi o hr Minho pokrajina it Minho provincia ka hu Minho tartom ny oc Minho region pt Minho prov ncia ru sv Minho provins zh ... more details
File Est tua a Mumadona Dias no Largo da Mumadona 04.JPG thumb Statue of Mumadona in Guimar es Mumadona Dias , or Muniadomna D az , County of Portugal Countess of Portugal in the 10th century, ruling between c. 924 c. 950. She was daughter of Count Diogo Fernandes and of countess Onega. Celebrated, rich and the most powerful woman in the Northwest of the Iberian peninsula , she has been commemorated by several Portuguese cities. In c. 926 Mumadona was already married to Count Hermenegildo Gonz lez . She governed the county alone after her husband s death in c. 928. She left it in the ownership of countless domains, in an area that coincided reasonably with zones that would integrate the back counties of County of Portugal Portugal and of County of Coimbra Coimbra . Those domains were divided in July 950 among her six children, giving Gonzalo Men ndez the county of Portugal. In 950 or 951, with divine inspiration, she founded, on her property in Vimaranes, a monastery under S o Mamede s invocation Mosteiro of S o Mamede or Mosteiro of Guimar es . Later she professed her vows there. To protect this monastery and its people from Viking raids, she initiated the construction of the Castle of Guimar es , in the shade of which Guimar es burgh was developed. Eventually this became the headquarters of the court of the counts of Portugal. The testamentary document in which she makes the donation of her domains, cattle , incomes, religious objects and books to Guimar es monastery, dated of January 26 959, was important for verifying the existence of several castles and villages in the region. References Unreferenced date March 2008 Category Counts of Portugal Category Medieval Portugal Category People of the Reconquista Category 10th century rulers in Europe Category County of Portugal es Muniadona D az ka hu Mumadona portug l gr fn pt Mumadona Dias ... more details
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Main History of Portugal This is a historical timeline of Portugal. First County of Portugal 9th century 868 Establishment of the 1st County of Portugal, a fiefdom of the Kingdom of Asturias , by count V mara Peres , after the reconquest from the Moors of the region between the Minho River Minho and Douro River s. Count V mara Peres founded the fortified city that bears his own name Vimaranis , later Guimaranis , present day Guimar es , considered The Cradle City of Portugal. 873 V mara Peres dies and his son Luc dio Vimaranes becomes Count of Portugal. After his death the county passes to the hand of count Diogo Fernandes. 871 The city of Coimbra is reconquered from the Moors. Hermenegildo Mendes is made Count of Coimbra. 878 The region of Coimbra today, Central Portugal is incorporated in the Kingdom of Asturias by the Count Hermenegildo Guterres . 886 Al Mundhir becomes Umayyad Caliph of C rdoba Emir of C rdoba . 888 Abdallah ibn Muhammad becomes Umayyad Emir of C rdoba. 10th century 909 Alfonso III of Le n Alfonso III of Asturias is deposed by his sons yet also proclaimed Emperor. 910 Alfonso III of Asturias dies and his kingdom is divided among his sons into the dependent kingdoms of Ast rias, Le n and Galicia. Ordo o II of Le n Ordo o II becomes King of Galicia Spain Galicia with the support of the Count of Portugal. 911 Count Hermenegildo Guterres of Coimbra, successor of Count Hermenegildo Mendes , dies and his son Arias Mendes becomes Count of Coimbra. 912 Abd al Rahman III becomes the Umayyad Emir of C rdoba. 913 An expedition commanded by Ordo o II, then vassal king of Galicia, into Muslim territory takes vora from the Muslims. 914 Ordo o II of Galicia, becomes King of Kingdom of Le n Le n , after the death of his brother Garc a I of Le n . The capital city of the Kingdom of Asturias is moved from Oviedo to Le n, Le n Le n , from now on Kingdom of Le n. 916 Ordo o II of Le n is defeated by the Emir Abd al Rahman III in Valdejunquera . 918 Battle of Talav ... more details
NOTOC This is a timeline of Portugal Portuguese history , comprising important legal and territorial changes and political events in Portugal and its predecessor states. To read about the background to these events, see History of Portugal . See also the list of Portuguese monarchs and the list of Prime Ministers of Portugal . Dynamic list div class toc Millennia 2nd millennium BC 2nd small BC small 1st small BC small 1st millennium 1st 2nd 3rd millennium 3rd hr anchor 2nd millennium BC Centuries 18th century BC 18th small BC small 17th century BC 17th small BC small 16th century BC 16th small BC small 15th century BC 15th small BC small 14th century BC 14th small BC small 13th century BC 13th small BC small 12th century BC 12th small BC small 11th century BC 11th small BC small 10th century BC 10th small BC small 9th century BC 9th small BC small 8th century BC 8th small BC small 7th century BC 7th small BC small 6th century BC 6th small BC small 5th century BC 5th small BC small 4th century BC 4th small BC small 3rd century BC 3rd small BC small 2nd century BC 2nd small BC small 1st century BC 1st small BC small div 18th century BC class wikitable width 100 style width 6 Year style width 10 Date Event 18th century BC 1800 small BC small The El Argar civilization appears in Almer a, south east of Spain, replacing the earlier civilization of Los Millares . The adoption of bronze metallurgy allows gradual dominance and influence in the region. ref name cronologia Mar a Dolores Fern ndez Posse, Antonio Gilman, Concepci n Martin, http www.ucm.es BUCM revistas ghi 11316993 articulos CMPL9696330111A.PDF Consideraciones Cronol gicas sobre la Edad del Bronce en La Mancha Complutum Extra, 1996 , 6 II , 111 137, ISSN 1131 6993 ref 17th century BC Empty section date December 2011 16th century BC Empty section date December 2011 15th century BC class wikitable width 100 style width 6 Year style width 10 Date Event rowspan 3 valign top 1500s BC decade 1500 small BC small A cult ... more details
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