Chapter 17 - How the quarrel first began between King Pedro of Castile and his brother, Count Enrique [de Trastámara], and why the count left the kingdom

pp 103-108

Chapter 18 - How and why the war between Castile and Aragon began

pp 108-110

Chapter 19 - How the King of Castile entered the kingdom of Aragon, and what he did that year

pp 110-112

Chapter 20 - How King Pedro had his brother Don Fadrique, the Master of Santiago, put to death in the alcazar of Seville

pp 112-114

Chapter 21 - How the king departed from Seville to seize his brother, Don Tello, intending to kill him, and how he killed his cousin, Prince Joan

pp 114-116

Chapter 22 - How the year-long truce between the kings came to be broken, and how King Pedro assembled a fleet to wage war on Aragon

pp 116-117

Chapter 23 - How the Cardinal of Boulogne came to make peace between the King of Castile and the King of Aragon but could not get them to agree

pp 118-120

Chapter 24 - How the King of Castile asked for help in the form of galleys from the King of Portugal and then left with his fleet to make war on Aragon

pp 120-122

Chapter 25 - How the Admiral of Portugal left with the ten galleys, how King Pedro disbanded his fleet, and other matters

pp 122-123

Chapter 26 - How the Cardinal of Boulogne wanted to make peace between the kings but could not, and how King Pedro's men fought the count and defeated him

pp 123-125

Chapter 27 - How King Pedro of Portugal said that Dona Inês had been his acknowledged wife, and the manner in which the marriage took place

pp 125-126

Chapter 28 - Concerning the testimony given by a number of people about the marriage of Dona Inês and concerning the arguments delivered by Count João Afonso in that regard

pp 126-129

Chapter 29 - Reasons against the foregoing advanced by a number of those who were there and who doubted this marriage very much

pp 129-131

Chapter 30 - How the Kings of Portugal and Castile agreed to hand over to each other several people who thought they were living in safety in their kingdoms

pp 132-133

Chapter 31 - How Diogo Lopes Pacheco avoided being captured, and how the others were handed over and forthwith cruelly put to death

pp 133-136

Chapter 32 - Concerning a number of things which King Pedro of Castile ordered to be done, and how he made peace with the King of Aragon after invading his kingdom

pp 136-138

Chapter 33 - Concerning a number of incursions which the King of Castile made that year into the emirate of Granada and how, after the Red Emir had sought his protection, believing himself to be safe, the king had him killed

pp 138-140

Chapter 34 - Concerning the agreements which the King of Castile reached with the King of Aragon when he invaded his kingdom, and how he later came to disregard them

pp 140-142

Chapter 35 - How King Pedro again invaded Aragon, this time with a fleet of ships and galleys, and what he did there

pp 142-144

Chapter 36 - How Count Enrique invaded Castile with numerous companies and was proclaimed king, and how King Pedro ordered the abandonment of all the Aragonese townships which he had captured

pp 145-146

Chapter 37 - How the King of Castile sent a daughter of his to Portugal, and how he left Seville out of fear of the people of the city

pp 147-148

Chapter 38 - How the King of Castile informed his uncle that he had entered his kingdom, and how the latter excused himself from seeing him and giving him aid

pp 148-150

Chapter 39 - How the King of Castile departed from Coruche and left Portugal, and concerning those who were sent to accompany him

pp 150-151

Chapter 40 - How King Pedro arrived in Galicia, killed the Archbishop of Santiago and departed for England

pp 152-153

Chapter 41 - How King Enrique arrived in Seville, and concerning the alliance he made with the King of Portugal

pp 153-155

Chapter 42 - How the King of Portugal sent his ambassadors to the house of the Prince of Wales to defend himself against the charges King Pedro was making against him

pp 155-157

Chapter 43 - How Dom João, the son of King Pedro of Portugal, was made the Master of Avis

pp 157-159

Chapter 44 - How Dona Inês was translated to the Monastery of Alcobaça, and concerning the death of King Pedro

pp 159-161

Bibliography of Works Cited

pp 162-166