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| | Pedro II of Brazil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The aim of the war in Portugal was to restore the throne of Portugal to Maria II, older sister of Pedro. | | | As a result of caring for his children's interests, in 1834, the warrior father Pedro I had a daugher of 15 on the throne of Portugal and a son of 9 Pedro II who was emperor-to-be of Brazil. | | | When he was a boy of five, he became the emperor-to-be of Brazil on the edict of his father Pedro I who abdicated the throne on April 7, 1831 to fight a civil war in Portugal. |
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| | Empire of Brazil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | After João VI returned to Portugal in 1821, his heir-apparent Pedro became regent of the Kingdom of Brazil. | | | After Dom João's death in 1826, despite Pedro's renunciation of his right to the Portuguese throne in favor of his daughter, Brazilian nativist radicals falsely accused the emperor of plotting to overthrow the constitution and to proclaim himself the ruler of a reunited Brazil and Portugal. | | | Pedro then produced a constitution modeled on that of Portugal ( 1822) and France ( 1814). |
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| | Portuguese (including Brazilian) Royal Family |
| | Duarte Pio Nuño of Portugal (Duke of Bragança) | | | Pedro also abdicated the Brazilian Throne on 7 April 1831 in favour of his son Pedro II in order to return to Portugal to fight for the restoration of his daughter Maria to the throne of Portugal. |
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| | Portugal |
| | In 1826 Pedro I of Brazil succeeded to the throne of Portugal as Pedro IV. | | | John V, in Portuguese, João V (1689-1750), king of Portugal (1706-50), the son of Pedro II. | | | The son of Pedro I, he succeeded to the throne at the age of five, on his father's abdication, and was subject to a regency until he reached his majority in 1840. |
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| | ROYALTY in Brazil. Only Brazil has a true blue Royal family. |
| | Pedro's successor, PEDRO II, was overthrown in a republican revolution in 1889. | | | Pedro I then returned to Portugal, where he engineered the defeat of his brother and had his daughter declared of age to be crowned Queen MARIA II. | | | A disastrous war (1825-28) with Argentina, preoccupation with affairs in Portugal--where his daughter's right to the crown was being challenged by his brother, Miguel--and a revolt in Rio de Janeiro precipitated Pedro's abdication (1831) in favor of his five-year-old son, Pedro II. |
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| | Royalty.nu - Royalty in Brazil - Brazilian Royal History |
| | Pedro II of Brazil: Son of the Habsburg Empress by Gloria Kaiser, translated by Lowell A. Bangerter. | | | Dom Pedro: The Struggle for Liberty in Brazil and Portugal, 1798-1834 by Neill MacAulay. | | | Despite a long and prosperous reign, Pedro II was deposed in 1889, in part because his daughter and designated heir, Princess Imperial Isabel, had abolished slavery while serving as Brazil's regent the previous year. |
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| | 20TH GENERATION |
| | Peter (Dom Pedro) IV of PORTUGAL was born in 1798 in Portugal (King of Portugal 1826-1831). | | | She was married to Peter (Dom Pedro) IV of PORTUGAL (son of King John VI of PORTUGAL and Carlotta of SPAIN Queen) in 1818 in Portugal?. | | | Archduchess Leopoldina of AUSTRIA and Peter (Dom Pedro) IV of PORTUGAL had the following children: |
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| | The Amazon Throne: The Orleans-Braganza of Brazil |
| | Nonetheless, and regardless of his misapprehension concerning Theresa, Pedro II married his Neapolitan cousin and settled to the procreation of a new generation of Braganza infants. | | | Pedro II's sadness at the loss of his only male child was relieved by the birth of a second son in 1848, Pedro, Prince Imperial of Brazil. | | | Dom Pedro was traveling in Europe when Princess Isabel, acting as regent in her father's stead, passed a law abolishing slavery in Brazil on May 13, 1888. |
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| | Descendants of Richard I, Vicomte de Rodès |
| | Born: 25 Feb 1259 in Guimares, Portugal, daughter of Alfonso III, King de Portugal and Beatriz Alfonsa de Castile, Branca was an Abbess at Lorvano. | | | Born: 1197 in Portugal, daughter of Sancho I, King de Portugal and Dulcia de Barcelone. | | | Died: 17 Apr 1321 in Burgos, Portugal, at age 62. |
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| | Brazilian Calendar - Monarchy in Brazil |
| | Dom Pedro I is crowned as emperor of Brazil. | | | Dom Pedro II and his family embark for Europe just two days after a republic is proclaimed, for which they are paid by the new republican government. | | | Dom Pedro's birthday was chosen by the Senate as the date of the official announcement. |
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| | Schnitger Organ of Porto, PORTUGAL SÃO Salvador de Moreira Monastery |
| | 1668 : Marriage of Pedro II, regent of Portugal, with Maria Francisca of Saboia, cousin of Louis XIV of France. | | | His brother Pedro II (1667-1706), becomes regent of Portugal. | | | The new king is his soon James II (1685 - 1688), that becomes catholic and allied of Louis XIV of France. |
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| | Encyclopedia: Pedro II of Portugal |
| | This marriage was well succeeded, and they had another six children, including the new heir to the throne, John, who eventually succeeded his father after his death in 1706, as King John V of Portugal. | | | This was followed in December 1703 by a military alliance between Portugal, Austria and Great Britain for an invasion of Spain. | | | The second son of João IV, he was appointed regent for his insane brother, Afonso VI, in 1668, shortly after Spanish recognition of Portugal's independence. |
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| | Pedro V of Portugal: Information From Answers.com |
| | Peter V, 1837â“61, king of Portugal (1853â“61), eldest son and successor of Maria II. | | | Pedro V of Portugal ( English : Peter), the Hopeful ( Port. | | | pedro v portugal is mentioned in the following topics: |
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| | United States and Brazil: Timeline / Brasil e Estados Unidos: Cronologia |
| | Pedro II emerges as defender of the national honor and secures apology from the British in 1865. | | | Dom Pedro II visits United States for centenary of American independence. | | | Departure of His R. the Prince Regent of Portugal for the Braziliz: the 27th November 1807, Francesco Bartolozzi, [18?]. |
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| | Pedro I -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | (1798–1834) was born in Lisbon, Portugal, on Oct. 12, 1798. | | | Generally known as Dom Pedro, he was the son of King John VI of Portugal. | | | The founder of the Brazilian empire was Pedro I, who also was king of Portugal as Pedro IV. |
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| | Brazil: From Monarchy to Republic |
| | 1824: Dom Pedro issued a new constitution; created two-house parliament; the monarch was to choose the members of the senate; deputies were elected by each province | | | , Dom Pedro abdicated in favor of his son, Pedro, who was 5 years old (Dom Pedro I regained the throne of | | | ; left his son Dom Pedro as prince regent in |
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| | Brazil |
| | He in turn abdicated in favour of his son, Dom Pedro II, and returned to Portugal on inheriting that kingdom his father in 1826. | | | After his reluctant return to Portugal in 1821, Brazil declared its independance and proclaimed the regent, his son and heir, as Emperor under the name of Dom Pedro I on 12th October 1822. | | | The Imperial Order of Dom Pedro I ( Ordem Imperial de Dom Pedro Primeiro): founded by Emperor Dom Pedro I on 16th April 1826 and reformed by his son Dom Pedro II on 19th October 1842. |
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| | Royal Lineage |
| | Father: King Joao IV of Portugal Born: March 18, 1604 Married: January 12, 1633 Died: November 6, 1656 in Lisbon | | | Mother: Princess Luiza of Gusman Born: October 13, 1613 Died: February 28, 1666 |
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| | Pedro Costa (II) |
| | Find where Pedro Costa is credited alongside another name | | | Discuss this person with other users on IMDb message board for Pedro Costa (II) | | | You may report errors and omissions on this page to the IMDb database managers. |
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