Alphonse IX of Alcay

Alphonse IX (31 Siccatio 1368 - 25 Sarculatio 1462), known also by the sobriquet Aphonso the Great (Alcaian: Aphonso Magno), was Emperor of Alcay from 1384 to his death in 1462. His reign was the longest of any monarch in the recorded history of Grand Catane, spanning a total of 78 years, 3 months and 17 days from beginning to end. It was marked by a long period of economic

Portrait in full regalia by Ernesto Turen, oil on canvas, 1422.

Arms as Emperor of Alcay.

Emperor of Alcay

Reign: 9 Cons. 1384 - 25 Sarc. 1462
Coronation: 20 Plan. 1384
Predecessor: Mendo VII
Successor: John IV __________________________________________
Born: 31 Sicc. 1368

Palace of the Dukes of Sant'Oberto, Monteval, Alcay

Died: 25 Sarc. 1462 (aged 93)

Paço d'el Porto, Monteval, Alcay

Burial: 5 Plant. 1462

Mosteyro de Sam Pálo d'Alcaia

Spouses: Donna Valeria de las Heras (m. 1385, d. 1389)

Donna Georgina of Lagrave (m. 1390, d. 1459)

Issue:

John, Prince of the Sudeas

Ferdinand, Infante of Alcay

Mary-Anne, Infanta of Alcay

Henry, Infante of Alcay

Menda, Queen of Luria

Anne, Infanta of Alcay

Luzia, Infanta of Alcay

Alphonse, Infante of Alcay

George, Infante of Alcay

Names:

Aphonso Iulio Aemilio Apollinario Mendes de Monteval

House: Monteval
Father: Mendo VII of Alcay
Mother: Donna Mariella de Sègur
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