Dies, leaving Mantua and Montferrat to his young son Ferdinand Charles.
Historical records for Spain in 1665, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Dies, leaving Mantua and Montferrat to his young son Ferdinand Charles.
Acts as regent for her son Ferdinand Charles after Charles II of Mantua dies.
Succeeds as Duke of Mantua and Montferrat after his father's death.
Dies in Madrid and is succeeded by his son Charles II.
Philip IV dies, leaving the Spanish throne to his young son Charles II.
Acts as guardian and regent for the young Charles II.
Begins his reign as a child king under his mother's regency.
Becomes regent for her young son Charles II after Philip IV's death.
Rules with a council during the minority of Charles II after Philip IV's death.
Succeeds as King of Spain after the death of Philip IV.
Becomes a leading adviser to Mariana of Austria during the regency.
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