Titles & Offices

1. Pantler, officer keeping supplies of cereals and various other provisions for the use of the court (from the French "huche", wood chest for cereal). [João2, ch.97]
2. Royal Dispenser.
3. The duties of this person are difficult to ascertain with full certainty. For further information see Rita Costa Gomes, The Making of a Court Society: Kings and Nobles in Late Medieval Portugal (Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 2003), pp. 36-37.

1. Master of Alcántara.
2. A Master of Alcántara was killed in the Battle of Atoleiros (1384), to the consternation of Juan I of Castile and his faction who wish to avenge his death, as stated by Fernão Lopes in chapters 145 and 146 of the Chronicle of King João I of Portugal, Part I. Lopes does not mention any names, but the dead Master is probably Diego Gómez Barroso (1383-1384) and his replacement is Gonzalo Núñez de Gusmán (1384-1385).
3. See: Ordem de Alcántara and check the names of the various Grand-Masters.

1. King of Portugal.
2. 1357-1367: see Pedro I.
3. 1367-1383: see Fernando.
4. 1385-1433: see João I.

1. King of Granada.
2. Emir of Granada, Muhammed V. [Pedro, ch.36: 50]

Emir of Granada.

Marshal.

1. Sir.
2. Monsieur.

1. King of Castile.
2. 1312-1350: see Alfonso XI.
3. 1350-1369: see Pedro I.
4. 1369-1379: see Enrique II.
5. 1379-1390: see Juan I.
6. 1390-1406: see Enrique III.
7. 1406-1454: see Juan II.

1. King of Aragon.
2. 1327-1336: see Alfonso IV.
3. 1336-1387: see Pedro IV.
4. 1387-1396: see Juan I
5. 1396-1410: see Martín I.

1. King of Navarre.
2. 1349-1387: see Charles II, the Bad.