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Peire III d'Aragon {}

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1239-1285; Lacurne I 133 le considère comme troubadour; GRLMA VI.2 #5032 s.v. At de Mons (cf. {309,1} ): Pierre III (1276-1285); the inhabitants of the kindgom of Sicily resented Ch d'Anjou; in response to an action by French soldiers against a civilian, a massacre of the French occurred on Easter Monday 1282; when the French retaliated, the Sicilians offered the crown to Peter III of Aragon, Manfred's son-in-law [Manfred was an illegitimate son of Frederick II], who claimed the Hohenstaufen inheritance; there followed the "War of the Sicilian Vespers"; for 20 years (Ch d'Anjou/French vs. Sicilians/Aragonese); in the end, southern italy remained Angevin and its kings ruled from Naples, while Sicily passed under control of the kings of Aragon; GRLMA VI.2 E #5168 s.v. Guillem Anelier de Toulouse, Jacques Ier né 1206, roi en 1213, son fils Pierre né 1239 devint roi en 1276 à l'âge de 37 ans; it.wiki re d'Aragona (1276-1285);

Attribute	Value	Notes
Number, PC	000 Text
Date, Birth	1239/01/01 Date/Time Earliest 1239/12/31 Date/Time Latest
Date, Accession	1276/11/17 Date/Time	GRLMA VI.2 p341
Date, Death	1285/11/11 Date/Time
Referred to by	At de Mons {PC 309} Person	/Reliability/030 GRLMA VI.2 #5032
Referred to by	Histoire littéraire des troubadours (III) Information	150
Name, Monolithic	King of Aragon Text
Troubadour Role	Noble Text	rei
Name, Monolithic	Pedro el Grande de Aragón Text
Name, Full	Peire Text Honorific {?} Text First {?} Text Second 3 Number Ordinal de Text Particle Aragón Text Place {?} Text Epithet
Name, Monolithic	Peire III d'Arago Text
More correctly known as	Peire rei d'Arago {PC 325} Person	PC
Name, Monolithic	Pierre le Grand d'Aragon Text
Name, Full	Rei Text Honorific Peire Text First {?} Text Second 3 Number Ordinal d' Text Particle Aragon Text Place El Grande Text Epithet
Name, Monolithic	Rei d'Arago Text

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