What was John III of Portugal's nickname?
The Bold
The Pious
The Just
The Conqueror
Answer
Known as "The Pious," King John III ruled Portugal from 1521 to 1557, succeeding his father, King Manuel I. His nickname derived from his personal devotion and promotion of religious practices. John III's reign was marked by significant events, including the expansion of the Portuguese Empire in Africa and the East and the religious fervor surrounding the Portuguese Inquisition, making him a pivotal figure in Portuguese history.
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