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- Q4981790 description "Soldier, poet and writer".
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- Q4981790 abstract "Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas (Avô, Oliveira do Hospital, Portugal, 3 February 1596 - Avô, Oliveira do Hospital, Portugal, 8 August 1656) was a Portuguese soldier, poet and writer, author of the poem Viriato Trágico.During his youth he traveled to the Portuguese colony of Brazil, and through parts of Europe (France, Italy and Spain).He then fought in the Portuguese Restoration War, where he organized a battalion of volunteers known as the Company of the Lions of Beira. As a reward for his services, he was awarded with the governorship of the Castle of Alfaites at the Portuguese border.After disobeying the general of the Beira province, Sancho Manoel de Vilhena, he was arrested and held at the Castle of Sabugal. He then wrote to king John IV of Portugal the epic poem Viriato Trágico, as a way of justifying his actions and requesting a forgiveness. The king, impressed with his talent and skill, returned him to freedom.His work, posthumously edited in 1699, was re-edited in 1846.He married on 19 February 1645, with Maria da Fonseca da Costa.".
- Q4981790 birthDate "1596-02-03".
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- Q4981790 deathDate "1656-08-08".
- Q4981790 deathYear "1656".
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- Q4981790 dateOfBirth "1596-02-03".
- Q4981790 dateOfDeath "1656-08-08".
- Q4981790 name "Garcia Mascarenhas, Bras".
- Q4981790 shortDescription "Soldier, poet and writer".
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- Q4981790 comment "Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas (Avô, Oliveira do Hospital, Portugal, 3 February 1596 - Avô, Oliveira do Hospital, Portugal, 8 August 1656) was a Portuguese soldier, poet and writer, author of the poem Viriato Trágico.During his youth he traveled to the Portuguese colony of Brazil, and through parts of Europe (France, Italy and Spain).He then fought in the Portuguese Restoration War, where he organized a battalion of volunteers known as the Company of the Lions of Beira.".
- Q4981790 label "Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas".
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