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The account presents a detailed narrative of a medieval monarch's reign, portraying his character, policies, and public works while recording political and ecclesiastical affairs. It describes the promotion of learning through the foundation of a formal Studium at Coimbra and the recruitment of foreign scholars. It recounts disputes that imposed autonomy on a national branch of a military-religious order and the suppression and reconstitution of a major knightly order into a new institution. It also documents court tensions, episodes of princely disobedience, legal appeals to the papacy, and administrative measures affecting the realm.
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