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Succession

Spain · House / House of Bourbon. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

14Records
1700–1975Date range
10Named people
3Places

Chronological records

1700

Philip V16 November 1700

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

Philip of Anjou is proclaimed King of Spain as Philip V.

1703

Philip VOctober 1703

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

The Council of Castille recognizes the Duke of Orleans claim to the Spanish throne. England is concerned about a Frenchman having Spanish & French crowns

1734

Charles III1734

Naples · House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Naples & Sicily, 1734-1759

1746

Ferdinand VI1746

House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Spain, follows Ferdinand V of Castille & Leon

1759

Charles III1759

House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Spain. Leaves the Two Sicilies to Ferdoinand I

1788

Charles IV1788

House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Spain

Manuel de Godoy1788

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

Rules Spain with Charles IVs Queen, de Godoys lover

1808

Ferdinand VII1808

House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Spain

1833

Isabella II1833

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

The salic law banning female succession is repealed by the Cortes. Succeeds as Queen of Spain, her mother Maria Cristina of Naples acts as Regent

1874

Alfonso XII1874

Sandhurst · House / House of Bourbon

Alfonso XII proclaims his reign

1875

Alfonso XII1875

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Spain

1902

Alfonso XIII1902

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Spain, mother becomes Regent until 1918

1969

Juan Carlos I1969

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

Juan Carlos I is recognized as heir to the throne by the Franco Government

1975

Juan Carlos I30 October 1975

Madrid · House / House of Bourbon

Succeeds as King of Spain

Names involved

Alfonso XIIAlfonso XIIICharles IIICharles IVFerdinand VIFerdinand VIIIsabella IIJuan Carlos IManuel de GodoyPhilip V

Provenance

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