Timeline: Spain in the 18th and 19th centuries | Timetoast

Period: Jan 1, 1516 to Dec 31, 1556

Charles I
Sep 27, 1540

Jesuits

Christian male religious congregation of the Roman Catholic Church.
Period: Jan 1, 1665 to Dec 31, 1700

Charles II
Nov 1, 1665

Charles II
Jan 1, 1688

Glorious Revolution
Nov 16, 1700

Philip V
Period: Nov 16, 1700 to Dec 4, 1746

Philip V
Period: Jan 1, 1701 to Dec 31, 1714

War of Spanish Succession
Jan 15, 1724

Louis I
Period: Mar 30, 1746 to Apr 16, 1828

Francisco de Goya
Jan 1, 1750

The Canal de Castilla

Is a canal built during XVIII and XIX centuries, in Castilla y León,
Jan 1, 1759

Charles III
Period: Jan 1, 1759 to Dec 31, 1788

Charles III
Mar 1, 1766

Esquilache riots
Dec 11, 1775

Royal Tapestry

La Caza de la Codorniz (Francisco de Gregoria
Period: Dec 11, 1778 to Dec 11, 1792

Royal Tapestry
Dec 30, 1780

Juan Prim
Period: Oct 14, 1784 to Sep 29, 1833

Absolutist period for Ferdinand VII

100.000 Hijos de San Luis.
Dec 29, 1788

Zumalacárregui
Jan 21, 1793

Execution of Louis XVI

He was guillotined
May 25, 1793

Manuel Godoy

Manuel Godoy (12 de mayo de 1767) to (7 de octubre de 1851).
He was the prime minister, the convenio provisional de alianza defensiva contra Gran Bretaña was signed in Aranjuez.
Oct 21, 1805

Spanish defeat at Trafalgar
Oct 21, 1805

Spanish Defeat at Trafalgar
Oct 27, 1807

Treaty of Frontainbleau
May 2, 1808

2nd May 1808
May 5, 1808

Abdications of Bayona
Period: Jan 1, 1810 to Dec 31, 1840

Family Compacts
Jan 1, 1820

Riego´s pronunciamiento
Period: Jan 1, 1833 to Dec 31, 1840

First Carlist War
Period: Jan 1, 1846 to Dec 31, 1849

Second Carlist War
Dec 27, 1870

Juan Prim´s death
Period: Jan 1, 1872 to Dec 31, 1876

Third Carlist War
Period: Feb 12, 1873 to Jun 11, 1873

Estanislao Figueras
Period: Jun 11, 1873 to Jul 18, 1873

Francisco Pi y Margall
Period: Jul 18, 1873 to Sep 7, 1873

Nicolás Salmerón
Period: Sep 7, 1873 to Jan 3, 1874

Emilio Castelar
Dec 29, 1874

Restoration of the Monarchy

Restoration in Spain began after the First spanish republic. and ended with the restoration under Alfonso XII after a coup d'état by Martinez Campos.
Ended on 14 April 1931 with the proclamation of the Second Spanish Republic.