List of Portuguese monarchs

[Blog Real]

Afonso I (1139-1185)
Sancho I (1185-1211)
Afonso II (1211-1223)
Sancho II (1223-1245)
Afonso III (1248-1279)
Diniz (1279-1325)
Afonso IV (1325-1357)
Pedro I (1357-1367)
Fernando I (1367-1383)
João I (1385-1433)
Duarte (1433-1438)
Afonso V (1438-1481)
João II (1481-1495)
Manuel I (1495-1521)
João III (1521-1527)
Sebastião (1557-1578)
Henrique, cardeal (1557-1580)
Felipe I (1580-1598)
Felipe II (1598-1621)
Felipe III (1621-1640)
João IV (1640-1656)
Afonso VI (1656-1683)
Pedro II (1683-1706)
João V (1706-1750)
José I (1750-1777)
Maria I (1777-1816)
João VI (1816-1826)
Pedro IV, regent (1826-1828)
Maria II (1828, 1834-1853)
Miguel I (1828-1834)
Pedro V (1853-1861)
Luís I (1861-1889)
Carlos I (1889-1908)
Manuel II (1908-1910)

[Lee-Z]

is this different than the wiki page?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...guese_monarchs

[Blog Real]

Originally Posted by Lee-Z

is this different than the wiki page?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...guese_monarchs

I think it's the same.

[Friedrich Karl II]

Originally Posted by Lee-Z

is this different than the wiki page?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...guese_monarchs

Seems being same. Only differences are that on Wiki article names are in English and monarchs are dividet to separate dynasties.


It would be intresting to see claimants to Portuguese throne too.

[Tatiana Maria]

Why is Queen Teresa not included in the list?

[Mbruno]

Originally Posted by Blog Real

Afonso I (1139-1185)
Sancho I (1185-1211)
Afonso II (1211-1223)
Sancho II (1223-1245)
Afonso III (1248-1279)
Diniz (1279-1325)
Afonso IV (1325-1357)
Pedro I (1357-1367)
Fernando I (1367-1383)
João I (1385-1433)
Duarte (1433-1438)
Afonso V (1438-1481)
João II (1481-1495)
Manuel I (1495-1521)
João III (1521-1527)
Sebastião (1557-1578)
Henrique, cardeal (1557-1580)
Felipe I (1580-1598)
Felipe II (1598-1621)
Felipe III (1621-1640)
João IV (1640-1656)
Afonso VI (1656-1683)
Pedro II (1683-1706)
João V (1706-1750)
José I (1750-1777)
Maria I (1777-1816)
João VI (1816-1826)
Pedro IV, regent (1826-1828)
Maria II (1828, 1834-1853)
Miguel I (1828-1834)
Pedro V (1853-1861)
Luís I (1861-1889)
Carlos I (1889-1908)
Manuel II (1908-1910)

Shouldn't the Portuguese spelling be Filipe instead of Felipe ?


Or did you use Felipe because Filipe I, Filipe II and Filipe III of Portugal also happen to be Felipe II, Felipe III and Felipe IV of Spain ?


https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filipe_II_de_Espanha

[Blog Real]

Originally Posted by Mbruno

Shouldn't the Portuguese spelling be Filipe instead of Felipe ?


Or did you use Felipe because Filipe I, Filipe II and Filipe III of Portugal also happen to be Felipe II, Felipe III and Felipe IV of Spain ?


https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filipe_II_de_Espanha

Exactly because they were Spanish, I wrote that way. But in Portuguese one can also write Felipe.

[Tatiana Maria]

Even if the official declaration of independence was issued by her son, considering that Queen Teresa was the monarch responsible for the adoption of the title of Queen/King and the effective independence of Portugal, it would seem natural in my opinion to include her.

[Mbruno]

Originally Posted by Blog Real

Exactly because they were Spanish, I wrote that way. But in Portuguese one can also write Felipe.

I know that, in Brazil for example, the spelling "Felipe" is now far more common for young boys than "Filipe", maybe due to Spanish influence. To make matters worse, in standard Brazilian Portuguese, the first "e" in "Felipe" is actually pronounced /i/ so there is really no difference in pronunciation whether you write "Felipe" or "Filipe".

[CyrilVladisla]

Originally Posted by Tatiana Maria

Even if the official declaration of independence was issued by her son, considering that Queen Teresa was the monarch responsible for the adoption of the title of Queen/King and the effective independence of Portugal, it would seem natural in my opinion to include her.

If Queen Teresa is included, would she be considered a Queen Regnant?

[theroyalfly]

Originally Posted by CyrilVladisla

If Queen Teresa is included, would she be considered a Queen Regnant?

She was. She and her husband (before his death) reigned jointly as the Count and Countess of Portugal. She proclaimed herself Queen of Portugal from then on and was recognized by Pope Paschal II after defending Coimbra. However, in 1121, she was captured and was made a vassal of her half-sister Queen Urraca of León, Castile, and Galicia and eventually was deposed after a short civil war and died in 1130.

Although it was her son Afonso I of Portugal (the considered founder of Portuguese monarchy) who would eventually lead Portugal into becoming a fully independent nation.