Gil Cabral | |
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 Coat of Arms of Cabral | |
| Born | c.1300 Portugal |
| Died | 1362 Guarda, Portugal |
| Noble family | Cabral |
| Occupation | Bishop |
Gil Cabral (1300s–1362) was a Portuguese nobleman, who served as priest and bishop of Guarda, Portugal. [1]
Cabral was born in Portugal, the son of João Martins Cabral, a noble medieval knight, belonging to the Portuguese elite. [2] The name of his wife is unknown, Cabral had two sons Maria Gil Cabral and Álvaro Gil Cabral, [3] noble knight, who held important political and military positions during the reign of Ferdinand I of Portugal. [4]
Gil Cabral was the direct ancestor of Pedro Álvares Cabral, the discoverer of Brazil. [5] According to ancient sources, the Cabral family were descendants of Carano founder of The Macedonian Empire. [6]
- ^ Pedro Alvares Cabral. Metzner Leone. 1968.
- ^ Morgados de Santa Catarina de Estremoz. João Luís Cabral Picão Caldeira. 1999. ISBN 9789727720866.
- ^ Diocese e districto da Guarda: serie de apontamentos. José Osorio da Gama e Castro. 1902.
- ^ Roteiro dos monumentos militares portugueses ... João de Almeida. 1945.
- ^ A viagem de Pedro Alvares Cabral e o descobrimento do Brasil, 1500-1501. Max Justo Guedes. 2003. ISBN 9789727810703.
- ^ Frei Gonçalo Velho, Volumen 2. Ayres de Sá. 1900.
- www.projetomemoria.art.br Archived 2015-09-24 at the Wayback Machine
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Gil Cabral | |
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|
Coat of Arms of Cabral | |
| Born | c.1300 Portugal |
| Died | 1362 Guarda, Portugal |
| Noble family | Cabral |
| Occupation | Bishop |
Gil Cabral (1300s–1362) was a Portuguese nobleman, who served as priest and bishop of Guarda, Portugal. [1]
Cabral was born in Portugal, the son of João Martins Cabral, a noble medieval knight, belonging to the Portuguese elite. [2] The name of his wife is unknown, Cabral had two sons Maria Gil Cabral and Álvaro Gil Cabral, [3] noble knight, who held important political and military positions during the reign of Ferdinand I of Portugal. [4]
Gil Cabral was the direct ancestor of Pedro Álvares Cabral, the discoverer of Brazil. [5] According to ancient sources, the Cabral family were descendants of Carano founder of The Macedonian Empire. [6]
- ^ Pedro Alvares Cabral. Metzner Leone. 1968.
- ^ Morgados de Santa Catarina de Estremoz. João Luís Cabral Picão Caldeira. 1999. ISBN 9789727720866.
- ^ Diocese e districto da Guarda: serie de apontamentos. José Osorio da Gama e Castro. 1902.
- ^ Roteiro dos monumentos militares portugueses ... João de Almeida. 1945.
- ^ A viagem de Pedro Alvares Cabral e o descobrimento do Brasil, 1500-1501. Max Justo Guedes. 2003. ISBN 9789727810703.
- ^ Frei Gonçalo Velho, Volumen 2. Ayres de Sá. 1900.
- www.projetomemoria.art.br Archived 2015-09-24 at the Wayback Machine
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