Issue
| Name | Birth | Death | Burial | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| By Maria Isabel of Portugal (1797–1818) | ||||
| Infanta María Luisa Isabel | 21 August 1817 Madrid |
9 January 1818 Madrid |
El Escorial | Princess of Asturias. |
| Infanta María Luisa Isabel |
Madrid |
El Escorial | Stillborn, Maria Isabel died as a result of her birth. | |
| By Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies (1806–1878) | ||||
| Infanta María Isabel Luisa | 10 October 1830 Madrid |
10 April 1904 Paris |
El Escorial | Princess of Asturias 1830–1833, Queen of Spain 1833–1868. Married Francis, Duke of Cádiz, had issue. |
| Infanta Luisa Fernanda | 30 January 1832 Madrid |
2 February 1897 Seville |
El Escorial | Married Antoine, Duke of Montpensier, had issue. |
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