attack, being quickly and totally defeated. Aftermath The Portuguese army pursued the Castilians till nightfall, returning to Portugal in the morning. The disaster that Castile experienced at Aljubarrota was thus quickly followed by another crushing defeat at Valverde. Most of the Portuguese towns that were still occupied by the Castilians soon surrendered to John I of Portugal. See also History of Portugal House of Avis Battle of Trancoso Battle of Atoleiros Hundred Years War João das Regras Treaty of Windsor (1386) Notes References Edward McMurdo: The History of Portugal (2); The History of Portugal from the Reign of D. Diniz to the reign of D. Afonso V (2009). Jean Froissart,Sainte-Palaye (Jean-Baptiste de La Curne): Chronicles of England, France, Spain, and the adjoining countries, Volume 1 (1839). J. P. Oliveira Martins: Biografias da História de Portugal - D.Nuno Álvares Pereira (2004) Richard Henry Major: The life of Prince Henry of Portugal, surnamed the Navigator, and its results (1868). Valverde (1385) Valverde (1385) 1385 in Europe Valverde 1385 Valverde 1385