Interregnum and Reign of Amadeo
Image | Name | Term start | Term end |
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Provisional Government and Executive Power. President: | |||
Francisco Serrano y DomÃnguez | (President of the Provisional Government) 8 October 1868 |
25 February 1869 |
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(President of the Executive Power) 25 February 1869 |
18 June 1869 |
Image | Personal Coat of Arms |
Name | Regency start | Regency end |
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Regent of the Realm | ||||
Francisco Serrano y DomÃnguez | 18 June 1869 | 2 January 1871 |
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