King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily)

King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) was born on 27 November 1380 in Medina Del Campo, Valladolid, Spain.¹ He was the son of Juan I (of Castile And Léon) and Queen Leonor (of Castile And Léon).¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) married Leonor Urraca De Castilla, daughter of Sancho Alfonso De Castilla and Princess Brites (of Portugal And The Algarves), in 1393 of Medina Del Campo, Valladolid, Spain.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) died on 2 April 1416 in Igualada, Barcelona, Spain, at age 35.¹
Fernando I 'The Antiquarian''s mother Queen Leonor (of Castile And Léon) died on 13 September 1382 in Cuellar, Segovia, Spain.¹ Fernando I 'The Antiquarian''s father Juan I (of Castile And Léon) died on 9 October 1390 in Alcala De Henares, Madrid, Spain.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became the father of King Alfonso V 'The Magnificent' (of Arag’On & Sicily) in 1394.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became the father of Queen Maria (of Castile) in 1396.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became the father of King Juan II (of Arag’On & Sicily) on 29 June 1398.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became the father of Prince Enrique (of Arag’On & Sicily) about 1400.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became the father of Queen Leonor (of Portugal) about 1402.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became the father of Prince Pedro (of Arag’On & Sicily) about 1406.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became the father of Prince Sancho (of Arag’On & Sicily) about 1410.¹ King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) became King of Aragon on 2 September 1412. Fernando I 'The Antiquarian''s son Prince Sancho (of Arag’On & Sicily) died in March 1416.¹
King Fernando I 'The Antiquarian' (of Arag’On & Sicily) was replaced as King of Aragon by King Alfonso V 'The Magnificent' (of Arag’On & Sicily) on 2 April 1416.