Kings of Portugal Family Tree - Fourth Dynasty: House of Braganza

Fourth Dynasty: House of Braganza

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Topics related to the Portuguese Monarchy
Major events
  • Battle of São Mamede
  • Battle of Ourique
  • Treaty of Zamora
  • Manifestis Probatum
  • 1383–1385 Crisis
  • Battle of Aljubarrota
  • Battle of Alcácer Quibir
  • Portuguese succession crisis of 1580
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  • Iberian Union
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  • Portuguese Restoration War
  • Transfer of the Portuguese Court
  • Liberal Revolution of 1820
  • April Revolt
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  • Municipal Library Elevator Coup
  • Lisbon Regicide
  • 5 October 1910 revolution
  • Royalist attack on Chaves
  • Monarchy of the North
Royal Houses
  • Portuguese House of Burgundy
  • House of Aviz
  • House of Aviz-Beja
  • Portuguese House of Habsburg
  • House of Braganza
  • House of Braganza-Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Royal Residences
  • Ajuda Palace
  • Alcáçova Palace
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  • Buçaco Palace
  • Mafra Palace
  • Necessidades Palace
  • Paço Real
  • Pena Palace
  • Queluz Palace
  • Quinta da Boa Vista
  • Ramalhão Palace
  • Ribeira Palace
  • São Cristóvão Palace
  • Sintra Palace
  • Vila Viçosa Palace
Miscellaneous
  • Kingdom of Portugal
  • Kingdom of the Algarve
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  • Portuguese Monarchs
  • Line of succession to the former Portuguese throne
  • Miguelism
  • Sebastianism
  • Portuguese Empire
  • Portuguese Cortes
  • Portuguese nobility
  • List of titles and honours of the Portuguese Crown
  • Council of Portugal
  • Royal Pantheon of the House of Braganza
  • Most Faithful Majesty
  • Duarte Pio, Duke of Braganza (current pretender)
  • Genealogical tree of the monarchs of Portugal
  • Portuguese Crown Jewels
  • Sebastianism
  • Style of the monarchs of Portugal
  • His Most Faithful Majesty's Council

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