Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Leonor Teles across 5 places, from 1371 to 1375.
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Leonor Teles (or Teles de Meneses;) was queen consort of Portugal by marriage to King Ferdinand I, and regent of Portugal.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1371year
Kingdom of Portugalattested“He disembarked on his return to Portugal in Porto, and then went to Estremoz to meet the Portuguese king, but shortly after his arrival he had to hide in a tower for several days, because, according to the provisions of the Treaty of Alc…”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
1371year
Portoattested“He disembarked on his return to Portugal in Porto, and then went to Estremoz to meet the Portuguese king, but shortly after his arrival he had to hide in a tower for several days, because, according to the provisions of the Treaty of Alc…”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
1371year
Estremozattested“He disembarked on his return to Portugal in Porto, and then went to Estremoz to meet the Portuguese king, but shortly after his arrival he had to hide in a tower for several days, because, according to the provisions of the Treaty of Alc…”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
1372 to 1375period
Battle of Aljubarrotaattested“Leonor had three full-siblings: two brothers—João Afonso Telo (6th Count of Barcelos, mayor of Lisbon in 1372 and admiral of the Portuguese kingdom around 1375, who died in the Battle of Aljubarrota) and Gonçalo Teles de Meneses (Count o…”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
3 January 1375exact date
Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douroattested“According to some sources, she was born in Trás-os-Montes because King Ferdinand I on 3 January 1375 donated Vila Real to his wife "for being a native of the province of Tralosmontes".”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
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1356year
Tierra de Camposmentioned“A member of the lineage of the Teles de Meneses, an important family originally from Tierra de Campos, Leonor's father Martim Afonso Telo de Meneses, a Portuguese nobleman, mayordomo mayor and alleged lover of Maria of Portugal, the wife…”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
1369year
A Coruñamentioned“In 1369, during the First Fernandine War, Andeiro was one of the "Petrists" who received Ferdinand I in La Coruña when, after the death of Peter I, the Portuguese king, as the great-grandson of King Sancho IV of Castile, proclaimed himse…”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
February 1373month
Coimbramentioned“In February 1373, during the brief siege that the Castilian troops imposed on the city in the second Fernandine War, Leonor gave birth in Coimbra to her first child with the king, a daughter called Beatrice.”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
March 1384month
Tordesillasmentioned“Leonor participated in a conspiracy to kill her son-in-law and, according to the chronicler Fernão Lopes, was discovered in the presence of her daughter Beatrice, who confronted her mother saying: "Oh Lady mother, in a year you wanted to…”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
27 April 1386exact date
Valladolidmentioned“Portuguese historian Joze Barbosa, in his work Catalogo das Rainhas de Portugal, said that she died on 27 April 1386 in Tordesillas and that she was buried in a convent in Valladolid, without specifying which one.”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
27 April 1386exact date
Tordesillasmentioned“Portuguese historian Joze Barbosa, in his work Catalogo das Rainhas de Portugal, said that she died on 27 April 1386 in Tordesillas and that she was buried in a convent in Valladolid, without specifying which one.”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
1390year
Guadalajaramentioned“However, there is evidence that Leonor was still alive in 1390 when her son-in-law, King John I of Castile, in the Cortes that were held that year in Guadalajara, included her in the expenses of his household.”source: Wikipedia: Leonor Teles
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