Peter of Castile
King of Castile and León from 1350 to 1369 · Spain · Musicians · Lived 1334 to 1369 · aged 34
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Something wrong?A 14th-century Castilian king who earned two nicknames - the Cruel and the Just - depending on who was keeping score. The Pope excommunicated him for what he did to the clergy.
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Bataille de Montiel en Castille (1369) opposant Duguesclin et Henri de Trastamare au roi Pierre le Cruel - retraite de Pierre le Cruel dans Montiel - btv1b10575674w
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Peter became King of Castile and León in 1350, at fifteen, and ruled for nineteen years. His reign split opinion so sharply that history handed him opposing labels: some called him the Cruel, others the Just. His treatment of the clergy grew severe enough that Pope Urban V excommunicated him. He was the last king of the main branch of the House of Ivrea. On 23 March 1369, his rule ended - he died at thirty-four.
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