1273
Transfer of Possession
Afonso III of Portugal leaves the region to Infante D. Afonso de Portugal, brother of the future Dinis I of Portugal
1383
Transfer of Possession
Donated to the Order of Avis under Fernando I of Portugal in exchange for Castro Marim
Date of Known Existance
(No Date) Settlement and fortification does not precede the "Christian Period"
Original Construction Date
(No Date) Settlement and fortification does not precede the "Christian Period"
1279
Reconstruction Date
Some time between Dinis I of Portugal's ascension to the throne and 1281, Infante D. Afonso de Portugal had Castelo de Vide walled
05/01/1281
Destruction Date
(Date unclear) Preventing a full assault, an embassy from the kingdom of Aragon proposed to mitigate the contested sovereignty and suggested a marriage between Dinis I of Portugal and D. Isabel of Aragon. The intervention of this embassy (??) led to the destruction of much of the fortifications at Castelo de Vide
1289
Reconstruction Date
Dinis I of Portugal continued the construction of the wall began by his brother between 1279 and 1281
1310 - 1327
Reconstruction Date
Construction of castle under Alfonso IV of Portugal
1327
Reconstruction Date
Construction of the new castle completed in 1327, according to an epigraphic inscription on one of the doors (next to Run Direita)
1438 - 1481
Reconstruction Date
Fortifications added under Afonso V of Portugal
1148 - 12/31/1148
Muslim Conquest
Conquest by Muslim forces during the reign of Afonso I of Portugal
1180
Christian Reconquest
Reconquest by Alfonso I of Portugal
1273 - 1299
Contested Sovereignty
Contested sovereignty between the royal brothers Dinis I of Portugal and Infante D. Afonso
04/01/1281
Other Conquest
In April of 1281, Dinis I of Portugal sieged Castelo de Vide
1180
Charter
Charter granted by D. Pedro Annes
1226
Charter
Charter of Marvão includes Castelo de Vide in its terms
1310
Charter
In 1310, Dinis I of Portugal granted Castelo de Vide a charter
1512
Foral Novo Charter
Manuel I of Portugal granted Castelo de Vide the Foral Novo
Event Sources: Fortalezas.org, Castillos.net, Wikipedia
Event Research by Brittany Forniotis
Fusion 360 Model by: Audrey Magnuson