Outline of Portugal - History of Portugal

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History of Portugal
Ancient
  • Prehistoric Iberia
  • Pre-Roman Peoples
  • Roman conquest of Hispania
  • Romanization of Hispania
  • Lusitania
  • Gallaecia
  • Suebic kingdoms
  • Visigothic kingdoms
Origins
  • Umayyad conquest of Hispania
  • Al-Andalus
  • Al-Garb Al-Andalus
  • County of Portugal
  • Reconquista
Afonsine
  • Independence and expansion
  • 1383–1385 Crisis
  • Royal consolodation
Imperial era
  • Imperial origins
  • Renaissance
  • Succession War
  • Iberian Union
  • Exploration
  • Empire
Brigantine
  • Restoration and Pombiline
  • Acclamation War
  • Imperial decline, war, and revolt
  • Transfer of Court
  • Civil War
  • Constitutional Monarchy
  • 1910 Revolution
Republic
  • First Republic
  • Monarchy of the North
  • 1926 coup d'état
  • Ditadura Nacional
  • Estado Novo
  • Portuguese Colonial War
Contemporary
  • Carnation Revolution
  • Processo Revolucionário Em Curso
  • Transition to democracy
Topic
  • Economic History
  • Language History
  • Military History
  • Music History
Regions
  • Azorean History
  • Madeiran History
Timeline
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  • Economic history of Portugal
  • Military history of Portugal

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