Pedro I of Portugal, also known as Pedro I, ruled from 1357 to 1367. He is often remembered for his efforts to strengthen the monarchy and improve the legal system in Portugal. His reign was marked by a focus on justice and the welfare of his subjects. The Algarve region, located in southern Portugal, was an important area during Pedro I's reign. Known for its beautiful coastline and agricultural productivity, the Algarve played a significant role in the economy. The region also experienced cultural influences from various civilizations, contributing to its rich history.