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musicshooterspt · 7 months

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Agenda de Outubro 2023

02 – Blink-182

Altice Arena, Lisboa

Bilhetes nos locais habituais

03 – Teenage Fanclub

Hard Club, Porto

22:00h

04 – The Twisted Connection

Galeria Zé dos Bois, Barreiro

22:00h

04 – De la Creme

Salão Brazil, Coimbra

22:00h . 5€

04 – Soen

Abertura: Molybaron + Terra

Hard Club, Porto

E no dia 05 no LAV, em Lisboa

05 a 08 - Lisbon Tattoo Rock Fest 2023

LAV, Lisboa

Info

05 – The National

Super Bock Arena, Porto

E no dia 06 no Campo Pequeno em Lisboa

05 a 08 – Faro Alternativo

Vários Artistas: Bizarra Locomotiva, Corpus Christi. Worst, Sacred Sin

Casa das Virtudes, Faro

Bilhetes

06 – The Hives

Cineteatro Capitólio, Lisboa

PORTAS: 20:00h . 30€

06 – Slimmy + Uncanny Chamber

Com Dj Set Bunny O’Williams

Village Underground, Lisboa

06 – Xeque Mate

Mary Spot Vintage Bar, Matosinhos

07 – “As Vozes do Xisto”

Convento de S. Fransisco, Coimbra

18:00h

Info/Bilhetes

07 – Oceans of Apathy, Sollust e Mad Vamps

Associação 'Os Vencedores de Sangemil', Porto

22:00h . 5€ + 3€ consumo obrigatório

07 – We Are Magonia

Convidados: Jarda, Aiodos

At The Bourbon Room, Porto

22:00h

08 – Quixotic

Convidados: Noon

At The Bourbon Room, Porto

09 – Brutus

Hard Club, Porto

Bilhetes

10 e 11 – Jorge Palma

Casa da Música, Porto

21:30h

Info/Bilhetes

12 – Expresso Transatlântico

B.leza, Lisboa

E no dia 14 no Plano B, no Porto

13 - Zålomon Grass + The Bateleurs

Ferro Bar, Porto

22:00h . Entre 10 a 12€

13 – Cartaxo Sessions: Moundrag + Lord of Confusion + Echo Echo

Centro Cultural do Cartaxo, Cartaxo

22:30h . 5€

13 a 14 - Festa d’Anaia

Vários Artistas: O Marta, Travo, Chinaskee, Quelle Dead Gazette, Fogo Fogo, Linda Martini

Info/Bilhetes

14 – Fernando Daniel

Altice Arena, Lisboa

21:00h

14 – Marisa Liz

Cineteatro António Lamoso, Aveiro

21:30h

14 – Room 4’2

Casino Figueira, Figueira da Foz

23:00h . Entrada Livre

14 – The Dixie Boys

Taberna do Peter, Braga

23:30h

14 – Apotheus + Moonshade

JP Rock Café, Bragança

21:00h . Entre 5 a 7€

14 – The Voynich Code + The Year + Hodgepodge

Stereogun, Leiria

22:30h

Info/Bilhetes

14 e 15 - International Vintage Rock Fest

Pátio do Sol, Fábrica da Pólvora de Bracarena, Oeiras

Reservas de jantar tem concerto incluído

18 – Pain

Hard Club, Porto

19:00h

Bilhetes

E no RCA Club, em Lisboa dia 19.

19 – Il Divo

Super Bock Arena, Porto

Info/Bilhetes

20 e 21 – Rock à Moda do Porto

Super Bock Arena, Porto

Info/Bilhetes

21 – The Messthetics + The Rite of Trio

Tokyo, Lisboa

22:00h

21 – The Skull Room Rock Fest

Hard Club, Porto

Bilhetes

21 - Fast Eddie Nelson

Barracuda Clube de Roque, Porto

23:00h

25 – Drab Majesty

Musicbox, Lisboa

PORTAS: 21:00h

25 – Cassete Pirata

Teatro Municipal de Bragança, Bragança

21.00h

Info

27 – The Sisters of Mercy

Hard Club, Porto

21:00h

Esgotado

27 – Mutu

Theatro Gil Vicente, Barcelos

Info/Bilhetes

28 – Pedro Mafama

Cineteatro Alba, Albergaria-a-Velha

21:30h

Info/Bilhetes

28 – David Fonseca

Teatro Bernardim Ribeiro, Estremoz

28 – Banana Bong Fest

Vários Artistas: Madmess, Krypto, Stones of Babylon

CAAA, Guimarães

28 - Stone From the Sky + Could Seed + Red Eye

Barracuda Clube de Roque, Porto

22:00h

31 - Ghosts of Port Royal

Barracuda Clube de Roque, Porto

23:00h

*OBS: Recomendamos verificar estas informações junto dos promotores ou sites oficiais

#portugal #live music #agenda music shooters #musicshooters_pt #2023 #music

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pacosemnoticias · 6 months

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Quase 40 hospitais com cerca de 90% dos serviços indisponíveis

Um total de 38 unidades hospitalares está com cerca de 90% dos seus serviços indisponíveis devido falta de médicos para assegurar as escalas, segundo os mais recentes dados divulgados pelo movimento “Médicos em Luta”.

Em declarações à agência Lusa, a porta-voz do movimento “Médicos em Luta”, Susana Costa, disse que a lista é praticamente atualizada todos os dias e as informações sobre o impacto nos hospitais são facultadas pelos médicos.

“(…) Num serviço em que haja 20 médicos que façam trabalho extraordinário, se 50% desses médicos colocarem a minuta [de indisponibilidade para horário suplementar], a repercussão que vamos ter nas equipas tem a ver com o número de horas extraordinárias a que estes médicos estão vinculados. Se eles só fizerem seis ou 12 [horas] por semana tem um impacto, se fizerem 24 horas extraordinárias por semana tem outro”, salientou Susana Costa.

Ainda assim, ressalvou que “quem tem o conhecimento exato destes números e do (…) impacto” que as escusas têm nos serviços são as administrações.

A lista ‘online’ está discriminada pelo nome das unidades hospitalares e das especialidades que estão mais afetadas.

Segundo os dados dos “Médicos em Luta”, Garcia de Orta (Almada), Amadora – Sintra, Aveiro, Barcelos, Barreiro, Braga, Bragança, Castelo Branco, Caldas da Rainha e Torres Vedras, Coimbra, Leiria, Covilhã, Évora, Famalicão e Santo Tirso, Faro, Figueira da Foz, Vila Nova de Gaia, Guimarães, Guarda, Leiria, Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central, Santa Maria (Lisboa), São Francisco Xavier (Lisboa), Beatriz Ângelo – Loures, Matosinhos, Penafiel, Portalegre e Elvas, Portimão, São João (Porto), Santo António (Porto), Póvoa de Varzim, Santa Maria da Feira, Santarém, Setúbal, Viana do Castelo e Ponte de Lima, Vila Franca de Xira, Vila Real-Chaves-Lamego e Viseu serão os mais afetados.

Até ao momento, foram contabilizados 19 serviços em que 100% dos médicos pediram escusa, como – entre outros – os casos das unidades hospitalares de Santa Maria da Feira, em ortopedia, Viana do Castelo e Ponte de Lima, em cirurgia geral, Garcia de Orta, em Pediatria e Neurologia, Guimarães, em obstetrícia, e Barcelos e Caldas da Rainha, em cirurgia geral.

Também 25 de 55 agrupamentos de centros de saúde (ACES) estão a sentir os efeitos do protesto às horas extraordinárias.

Na zona Norte estarão a ser afetados 15 ACES, enquanto no Centro três e no Alentejo um. Em Lisboa, serão seis os ACES a sofrer com o impacto da falta de médicos.

O Sindicato Independente dos Médicos (SIM) revelou hoje que médicos e Governo não chegaram a acordo sobre os aumentos salariais, mas consolidaram os avanços negociais em outras matérias, como férias e tempo de trabalho no serviço de urgência.

No final de uma nova ronda negocial entre o Ministério da Saúde e o SIM e a Federação Nacional dos Médicos (Fnam), que começou na quarta-feira ao final da tarde e terminou pelas 00:00 de hoje, o secretário-geral do SIM, Jorge Roque da Cunha, garantiu que “há uma grande vontade de chegar a acordo” sobre as questões salariais.

As negociações entre o Ministério da Saúde e o SIM e a Fnam iniciaram-se em 2022, mas a falta de acordo tem agudizado a luta dos médicos, com greves e declarações de escusa ao trabalho extraordinário além das 150 horas anuais obrigatórias, o que tem provocado constrangimentos e fecho de serviços de urgência em hospitais de todo o país.

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secretfriendfreaktaco · 6 months

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Bruno e Marrone - Pod100 #9

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ifscadolffo · 3 years

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Ele é tudinho pra mim ❤

#jorge e mateus #sertanejo #sertanejo universitário #mateus liduario #jorge barcelos #music #like

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brasilgallery · 3 years

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like e créditos pra @lovemyfairies

#jorge barcelos #jorge barcelos icons #icons #cantor

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gurizpacks · 3 years

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like ou (c) jogodoamor

#jorge barcelos icons #icons jorge barcelos #jorge barcelos #jorge e mateus

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eu-sosseguei · 7 years

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#música #sertanejo #Jorge e Mateus #Jorge Barcelos #uma FÃ #amor #vídeo

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sertanejoou · 5 months

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❝ — Bɑby ɑs pɑlɑvrɑs estα̃o 𝒎𝒖𝒅𝒂𝒔 ɑs conversɑs tα̃o 𝒗𝒂𝒛𝒊𝒂𝒔 ɑs explicɑções sα̃o 𝒗𝒂𝒈𝒂𝒔 Só eu sei como eu queriɑ Fɑlɑr do meu ɑmor ɑbertɑmente sim, ir ɑté o fim Só eu 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒉𝒆𝒄𝒐 𝒂 𝒅𝒐𝒓 𝒅𝒆 𝒏𝒂𝒐 𝒂𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒅𝒊𝒕𝒂𝒓 𝒒𝒖𝒆 𝒎𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒄𝒐 𝒔𝒆𝒓 𝒇𝒆𝒍𝒊𝒛 Como num espelho te olhɑndo vejo O 𝒎𝒆𝒖 𝒑𝒓𝒐𝒑𝒓𝒊𝒐 𝒎𝒆𝒅𝒐 minhɑ indecisα̃o Mesmo te 𝒂𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒐 nα̃o estou seguro Serά que é verdɑde ou umɑ ilusα̃o ... Seriɑ tα̃o bom só eu e você mɑs te fɑço sofrer e é sem querer Eu fujo dɑ dor Eu tenho pɑvor dɑ solidα̃o 𝑴𝒆 𝒑𝒆𝒓𝒅𝒐𝒂 𝒄𝒐𝒓𝒂𝒄𝒂𝒐 ♫ ❞ —

#Jorge e Mateus #Jorge Barcelos

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lovemvsing · 4 years

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♡ COMMON & GIVEN BRAZILIAN SURNAMES

Brazil is a very multi-ethnic and diverse country. Our people have heritage from all sorts of immigrants, most commonly being italian, Indian (as in native, not from India), German, African, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish and Arabian. I can’t believe I’m saying this, but not all Brazilians are POC. In 2010’s census, we registered 47,51% white, 43,42% brown, 7,52% black, 1,1% “amarelos” (term used here that means a person is from Asian heritage) and 0,42% native. With that in mind, under the cut, you’ll find a list with LOTS of surnames you’ll find in Brazil, not all necessarily are brazilian last names, but they’re commonly used in here.

Abreu

Alencar

Almeida

Alves

Amaral

Amorim

Andrade

Antunes

Araújo

Arruda

Assis

Azevedo

Bandeira

Barbosa

Barcelos

Barreto

Barros

Basso

Batista

Bernardes

Bispo

Bonfim

Borges

Branco

Brasil

Breda

Brito

Bueno

Cabral

Caetano

Camara

Camargo

Campos

Cândido

Cardoso

Carmo

Carneiro

Carvalho

Casagrande

Castro

Cavalcanti/Cavalcante

Ciqueira/Siqueira

Correia

Costa

Coutinho

Cunha

Dias

Duarte

Dutra

Espírito Santo

Fagundes

Favero

Fernandes

Ferreira

Fogaça

Fonseca

Fontana

Fraga

Francisco

Franco

Freire

Freitas

Garcia

Gaspar

Gomes

Gonçalves

Guedes

Guerra

Guimarães

Jesus

Jorge

Lagos

Lara

Leite

Lemes/Lemos

Leopoldo

Lima

Lisboa

Lopes

Loureiro

Lourenço

Luz

Macedo

Maciel

Machado

Mafra

Malta

Marinho

Marques

Martins

Matias

Matos

Medeiros

Melo/Mello

Mendes

Menezes

Miranda

Morais/Moraes

Moreira/Moureira

Monteiro

Moura

Nascimento

Neto

Neves

Nogueira

Noronha

Nunes

Oliveira

Pacheco

Paes

Passos

Peixoto

Penha

Pereira

Pinheiro

Pinto

Pires

Porto

Prado

Quaresma

Queirós/Queiroz

Ramos

Reis

Ribeiro

Rios

Rocha

Rodrigues

Rosa

Salazar

Sales

Salvador

Sampaio

Santana

Santiago

Santos

Saraiva

Silva — most common Brazilian surname, almost every Brazilian has this one. An English equivalent would be Smith. Variation includes “da Silva”, “Silva e (another surname)”.

Soares

Souza

Tavares

Teixeira

Torres

Trevisan

Trindade

Vargas

Vasconcelos

Ventura

Viana

Vicente

Vieira

Vilela

Vital

Xavier

#surnames #last names #last names masterlist #surnames masterlist #rph #rph br

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lukeskywaker4ever · 4 years

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The death of King João I of Portugal, Part 3: The ritualized translation

On the eve of the transfer, D. Duarte left the Paço, where landed, a solemn procession on foot, headed by the monarch, covered in black mourning, and with all the lords, noble people and masters of the kingdom, wearing burel,

accompanied by a huge crowd that followed in total silence and sadness. The procession was so vast that, when they arrived at the first gate of the Cathedral, the latter had just left the palace. The doors of the See were closed. Then came to the window of the chapel of St. Anthony the Dominican and confessor of Prince Henry, Master Friar Rodrigo, who gave the sermon.

Opening the doors, a gloomy cathedral was glimpsed into the funereal, clad in black cloth, with scaffolding on the ships, full of torches, and one large, tall and very triumphant, on the cruise, flying the royal flag and all other flags of arms of all kings and princes of blood or royal kinship, arranged according to strict heraldic codification.

King, infants, and great lords transferred the royal body from the stilts where it stood to this specially prepared for the funeral ceremony. The entire hierarchy surrounded her with pontifical bishops and abbots, while twelve religious censed the tomb. The Archbishop of Braga, D. Fernando da Guerra, presided with solemnity to the religious office, followed by those present with the greatest devotion, but also with much mourning. At night the royal body was guarded by Infante D. Pedro, accompanied by many gentlemen, chaplains and clerks.

Early on 26 October, because the days were already shorter for such a long trip, D. Duarte went to the See, listening to the pontifical Mass, again officiated by the Archbishop, and filled with a rich gift from Christ: gold, silver, brocades and silk of the royal chapel. After the religious ceremonial, the solemn funeral procession was prepared. Again by the hand of the king and infants, the royal ferret was deposed on a cart that stood at the door of the See.

Five beautiful and well-groomed horses rode the procession, riding by noble men, who represented all the symbolism of royal armory and courtesy. In the first, covered in white and red damask, were the weapons of St. George, the patron saint of the royal battles;

in another, clothed in red and blue apricot, the royal colors, were the royal weapons;

in the third, it was embroidered in its ornament the motto "for good";

in the next, his coat of arms were drawn from their border;

and the last one, clothed in black apricot, represented mourning, the absence of the lord of arms and figurative insignia.

Immediately afterwards was the cart carrying the royal coffin, which D. Duarte, the infants and lords were pushing. On the twelve horses that followed them, they could see the whole ceremonial of armories and flags, which the kings of arms would have meticulously prepared. The rancher's wielder held the flag with royal weapons, collected and overthrown in pity; the others symbolically wore their helm, banners, script, spear, knife, and other royal weapons.

The last wielded a black raft, the tips of which trailed across the floor, figuring the dead king.

On Rua Nova the procession stopped.

On a pulpit took over a master of theology who gave a sermon. The journey resumed to the São Domingos Monastery. From a dais raised the eloquent literate doctor Diogo Afonso de Mangancha. From there the procession continued until the door of St. Vincent, where the royal body of the city came out.

Saying goodbye to Lisbon, the cart was pulled by four horses and the king, infants and gentlemen rode horses, followed by 24 men of religion, torches lit and praying the hours until they reached the monastery of Odivelas, where they waited for him.

The Abbot of Alcobaça and other abbots with crosses lead him to the interior. There was a night watch with the faithful guard of Prince Henry with the Commanders and Knights of the Order of Christ. The next day the Abbot of Alcobaça celebrated Mass.

Sequentially this same reception took place in the church of Vila Franca de Xira:

Alcoentre:

and Alcobaça:

having said Mass in these places, respectively, the bishop of Évora, D. Álvaro de Abreu, the bishop of Guarda and the abbot of Alcobaça, and in custody. the royal body, Infante João and the commanders and knights of Santiago, Infante D. Fernando, accompanied by his servants and those of the king, and finally the Count of Barcelos with his nobles and knights.

This journey took 4 days to reach the Batalha. In the São Jorge Chapel, a symbolic landmark of the battlefield of Aljubarrota, the procession was waiting for the same horses that accompanied him in Lisbon.

The procession was received at the gates of the Batalha monastery by all the bishops and clerks in their richest garments and hoisting many crosses.

And at the last entrance to his beloved Monastery of Santa Maria da Vitória, the tomb of D. João I was carried, again, on the infants' shoulders until it was raised inside, all of them also equipped with cloths, flags, wax torches. The sermon was in charge of D. Duarte.

But it was laid with great discretion. After finishing the offices in Batalha, D. Duarte advised all present to leave the monastery because there were great pestilences in the place. It was therefore some religious of the monastery and prelates who buried him in the chancel, next to his beloved wife D. Filipa. On their first birthday, commemorated on 14 August 1434, by order of D. Duarte, the bodies of D. João and D. Filipa were definitively transferred to the Founder's chapel, in the Monastery where they rest in a marital grave.

#king joao i of portugal #queen philippa of lancaster #history #portugal

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anjosmodernos · 5 years

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“ Tem horas que o coração precisa tomar remédio, tem horas que o coração precisa ser até internado. ”

Jorge Barcelos

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ifscadolffo · 3 years

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2013 / 2014 / 2020

#jorge barcelos #jorge e mateus #sertanejo #sertanejo universitário #music #forró #wesley safadão

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feigndglory-blog · 6 years

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( this is how i walk into my house . ) what’s up fuckers !? - i try to be funny & reference vines as much as possible to seem Cool & Hip . okay , moving on , i’m loey & i’m just a small town girl livin’ in a lonely world . sadly , i didn’t take the midnight train goin’ anywhere . i’ll stop with the references but i honestly can’t help myself -- it’s 1am while i’m writing this & there’s no stopping me once i start typing . so before this little intro before the intro gets too long ( it already has , loey , you dumbo . ) i’d like to tell you that everything will be under the cut ! trigger warning : murder . & i would like to apologize those who are mobile because this will probably be long because i have a lot to say about my new found love of the portuguese renaissance & the braganza house .

☆ ━ ━ OUT OF THE WAY ! can’t you see TEODÓSIO I OF BRAGANZA , the duke of portugal coming this way ? i hear he is EDUCATED , but also SHORT - TEMPERED . he seems to remind everyone of crumbling architecture , the harsh change from black to white , & the faint smell of foreign spices . hopefully one day he will succeed in his ambition to travel across the seas to go see brazil & other foreign countries , but then again , the court is a dangerous place . one can only hope HE will keep HIS head . . .

okay imma be upfront & personal with y’all for like two seconds so bare with me . i fucking love history . i love everything about history , well , not EVERYTHING but close enough to the point where i literally told my friend to send me the link to this roleplay when she said it was history based royalty . i’ll have you know that the habsburg family owns my heart while the de medici family owns my ass . & please , keep in mind that this is 1am me writing this , i am not sound of mind . okay , on with the show & my little precious baby named teodósio .

ABOUT TEODOSIO I SPECIFICALLY

first thing out of the gate : this little shit is known to be the PERSONIFICATION OF THE PORTUGUESE RENAISSANCE ! did you know that ? because i sure didn’t .

i’m being so serious right now ! like that was his legacy & i’m so proud of him .

he’s also known as a PRINCE of the renaissance

his full name including the titles is : dom. teodósio i of braganza , twelfth count of barcelos , ninth count of orurém , sixth count of arraiolos & neiva , fifth duke of braganza , & fourth marquis of vila viçosa .

( please don’t ask me why they had to add the numbers idk )

he was supposed to also be duke of guimarães but he ceded that title to give to his brother - in - law infante duarte i aviz of portugal ( who was the sixth son of king manuel i of portugal & maria of aragon )

it was for his sister’s dowry

is in laws with the holy roman emperor charles v which is nice to know

he’s a very educated , scholarly man who much prefers sophisticated talk to rumors & gossip

( that doesn’t mean he won’t say NO to not knowing )

a patron of the arts

has a huge love for painting & sculpture

his favorite artists are jorge afonso , gregorio lopes , & vasco fernandes

he doesn’t particularly have a favorite sculptor so he’ll talk about a lot of them , but mainly : alonso berruguete & donatello

he does have a short temper though . he doesn’t care for illogical decisions or those made based on emotions

which is kind of a hypothetical way to thinking because he’s all for new , higher ways of thinking & likes to expand on it

comes from money & he knows it

also may or may not have pledged his allegiance to the king manuel i of portugal to keep said wealth because that’s his uncle & teo’s dad ( jaime ) may or may not have been banished for a short period of time because jaime’s dad was executed for high treason against king john ii of portugal then the throne was passed to king manuel i & demanded loyalty from jaime in order to restore the house of braganza

these things happen , it’s fine

his mom ( leonor pérez de guzmán , daughter of juan alfonso pérez de guzmán ) was murdered on the suspicion of adultery when he was nine years old so that’s nice

* P E R S O N A L I T Y : he is a very smart man , he knows the ins & outs of court & uses it to his advantage . he is very educated in a lot of ways & excels in finding out how to use someone’s weakness against them . he’s very good at not getting caught & does cover up his tracks . he also has a love for the extravagant & richer side of life : takes pride in being surrounded in the most exquisite things . he’s rather cheerful & talkative , enjoys being with others as much as possible . teodósio is hard to cross but when you do , he’s a grudge holder & will be cold towards you . he never forgets a face even though he will forget the name belonging to it .

JUST A LITTLE INFORMATION ON THE HOUSE OF BRAGANZA

the most serene house of braganza -- coat of arms

parent house : portuguese house of burgundy by way of the house of aviz

founder : afonso i , duke of braganza

afonso i was the illegitimate son of king john i of portugal

his father valued him a lot & let him have the title

because of this it granted a high seat in the portuguese court

the braganzas were one of the wealthiest & most powerful noble houses of the iberian peninsula

the house had produced 15 portuguese monarchs & 4 brazilian monarchs , numerous consorts to various european kingdoms , & numerous other notable figures

everyone who belonged in the house grew up with a very privileged life along with a great marriage to another high ranking noble

in 1640 , portugal was not in the greatest of times which caused a wide spread distrust towards the current king , philip iii

the eighth duke of braganza , joão ii , made a claim on the throne , which was granted by the nobility through his grandmother infanta catarina of portugal , & became king

after the accession the duchy became the traditional title of the heir to the throne

in 1808 , the braganzas transferred their royal court to the state of brazil because of the impending napoleonic invasion

and that’s pretty much it for the history of the braganzas . the rest just gets too far away from the time this roleplay is set so it doesn’t really matter .

this is the end of teo’s intro ! this took forever but man i loved doing the research ! hit that heart button if you’d like to plot . subscribe if you want to be apart of the shitty writing & grandiose imagery club . comment down below if you , too , have had a mother who was suspected of adultery .

#tudors.intro #y'all it's been a long time coming #but here it is !#the Full Intro to Teodosio I

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