vermudo造句

• To add to this, Alfonso III's brother Vermudo revolted in Astorga.
• In 990 Vermudo returned and ousted the rebels, who quickly reconciled with him.
• The criticism of Vermudo is a useful window onto Pelagius'ideology and bias.
• Gutierre was a son of Vermudo Ov閝uiz, a son of Count Oveco Verm鷇ez.
• What is certain is that the war in which he lost his life was initiated by Vermudo.
• Vermudo was buried in the Pante髇 de los Reyes in the Basilica of San Isidoro in his capital.
• After her husband's death, on 1 March 1143 she joined her brother Vermudo in 1118.
• On 29 September 985 he subscribed a charter of Vermudo II of Le髇 privileging the Abbey of Celanova.
• Sobrado dos Monxes, an abandoned royal monastery, was granted to Fern醤 and his brother Vermudo in 1118.
• The last document in which Vermudo appears is a donation to the Monastery of Celanova on 9 June 1037.
• On 6 September the Northmen came to the " Castle of Vermudo ", which is in the province of Braga.
• It has been suggested that when Vermudo came to Compostela to be crowned, Pelayo exiled himself to the monastery of Celanova.
• There is a document dated 28 March 913 which records that King Vermudo was reigning in Le髇 and Fernando D韆z in Lantar髇.
• In the ensuing battle, Vermudo fell from his horse, Pelayueol, and was surrounded and killed while trying to approach Ferdinand.
• In 986, Suero led a revolt against the King Vermudo II . He was joined by Count Gonzalo Men閚dez and Osorio D韆z.
• In 942, King Ramiro II of Le髇 donated to the bishop Vermudo of Oviedo the churches of San Vicente and Santa Eulalia of Triongo.
• Garc韆 married Muniadomna, daughter of Gonzalo Verm鷇ez and Ildonza Ram韗ez and a niece of Velasquita Ram韗ez, the queen of Vermudo II of Le髇.
• She was a generous benefactress of various religious institutions, giving to Rodrigo and Vermudo, appear to have derived from Pedro's properties.
• Chapters 78 and 79 may quote from a now lost " planctus " of Vermudo III ( died 1037, buried at San Isidoro ).
• This scheme is complicated two charters of donation dated 1 July 1155 by Fernando and his brother Vermudo to the monastery they had founded at Sobrado dos Monxes.