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Manuel Godoy
He was born on October 12 of 1767 in Badajoz, Spain. He died on October 4 of 1851 in Paris, Spain with 84 years old.He was a noble Spanish politician, prime minister and favorite of Charles IV between 1792 and 1797, and again from 1801-1808. It was Duke of Alcudia and Swedish and Prince of Peace. -
Different ages/eras of Ferdiand VII government (beginning and end)
He was King of Spain between March and May 1808.Except for a brief period (breve intervalo) in 1823, when he was deposed by the Council of Regency.Between 1814 and 1820 restored absolutism.In 1820 a military began the so-called Liberal Triennium..The last phase of his throne, the called Década Ominosa.First Carlist War, which erupt with the death of Fernando and the ascent(ascenso) to the throne of his daughter Isabel II, not recognized as heir(heredera) by Prince Charles(infante Carlos). -
Mutiny of Aranjuez
The Mutiny of Aranjuez was a noble uprising occurred on March 18, 1808 in the streets of this town Madrid. It triggered due to several causes, including the consequences of the defeat of Trafalgar which fell mainly in the lower classes. -
Constitution of 1812
The Spanish Constitution of 1812 was established on 19 March 1812 by the Courtes of Cadiz, that was the first national sovereign assembly. This constitution, one of the most liberal of its time, was effectively(eficazmente) Spain's first given that the Bayonne Statute issued in 1808 under Joseph Bonaparte never went into effect. -
Arrival of Ferdinand VII
He was called the Desire or Felon King, was King of Spain between March and May 1808, after the expulsion of the "king intruder"(rey intruso) José I Bonaparte, again from December 1813 until his death.
Between 1814 and 1820 restored absolutism, repealing(derogando) the Constitution of Cadiz and following liberals. After six years of war, the country and the Treasury were devastated(devastados), and successive fernandinos governments failed to restore the situation. -
Charles IV
The Abdications of Bayonne is the name given to a series of forced abdications of kings of Spain that led to the Peninsular War.
The designation of Joseph was resisted by the Spanish people, and led to the Peninsular War. After defeat at The Battle of Waterloo the Crown Prince was released and on 11 December 1813 he was appointed King Ferdinand VII of Spain by Napoleon. -
Prim Serrano
Prim Serrano was a Spanish military and political liberal nineteenth century who became President of the Council of Ministers of Spain. In his military life participated in the First Carlist War and the War of Africa. Revolution of 1868 became one of the most influential men in the momento.Prim Spain had no military training or came from the nobility, so its start in the military began in the early peldaños.Prim was promoted to lieutenant on August 2, 1835 -
Carlos Maria Isidro
Carlos María Isidro Benito de Borbón y Borbón-Parma.Prince of Spain and Count of Molina, was the first Carlist pretender to the Spanish throne, under the name of Charles V. He was the second son of Charles IV and Maria Luisa of Parma and brother of Fernando VII. He was also known as Don Carlos.Between 1808 and 1814 he lived in Valençay prisoner of Napoleon with his brothers. In September 1816 he married his niece, the Prince of Portugal Maria Francisca of Portugal.He remarried Maria Theresa. -
Maria Cristina(regent)
On the death of Ferdinand the September 29, 1833, his wife, Maria Cristina de Borbón, immediately assumed the regency on behalf of her daughter, Elizabeth II, and the Liberals promised a different policy to the late King. Part of the Spanish company was waiting for a possible change in the reign that began to incorporate the country and the liberal models that were developed in some European nations. -
Zumalacárregui
Thomas Zumalacárregui and Duque de la Victoria Imaz.Duke of the Victoria and the Duke of Zumalacárregui Amezcoas. He Known as Uncle Tom, was a Spanish military who became Carlist general during the First Carlist War. Sometimes it was dubbed (apodado)the "Tiger of Amescoas»At the beginning of the War of Independence, in 1808, he enlisted in Zaragoza, where he participated in the first town site. He also took part in the battle of Tudela and the second siege of Zaragoza. -
Costitution of 1837
The Spanish Constitution of 1837 was enacted(se promulgó) in Spain during the regency of María Cristina de Borbón. It was an initiative of the Progressive Party to approve a constitution of consensus with the Moderate Party to allow the alternation of the two liberal parties without change every time the government had to change the Constitution.It was in force until 1845, when the Moderate Party imposed its own Constitution -
Leopoldo O'Donnell
Leopoldo O'Donnell was a noble, military and political español.Presidió the Council of Ministers, after the progressive biennium Baldomero Espartero in 1856, and in 1858-1863, and in 1865-1866, during the reign of Elizabeth II. Carlist War between supporters of Ferdinand's daughter, Elizabeth II, O'Donnell, who then occupied the rank of captain, lined up on the side isabelino.En 1839, he was appointed captain-general of Aragon, Valencia and Murcia. O'Donnell defeated General Cabrera. -
Isabel II (BEGINNING AND END)
Isabel II de Bourbon, called the Sad Destination(tristes destinos).She was Queen of Spain between 1833 and 1868, following the repeal(tras la derogación) of the Salic law through the Pragmatic Sanction, which caused the insurgency of the Prince Charles.In order to avoid a third regency was decided to anticipate the coming of age of the Queen of the 16 to 13 years, so that in 1843, only thirteen years old, Isabella was declared of age(mayor de edad). -
the creation of the Civil Guard 1844
The Guardia Civil, the Meritorious popularly called, is the first body of national public safety in Spain. On March 13, is part of the Security Forces of the State. Spain after the end of the First Carlist War against the Bourbon pretender. On October 10, 1844, the Civil Guard appeared on the streets of Madrid, on the occasion of the declaration of Elizabeth II as an adult (14 years), making his first service consisting in covering the career of the queen's entourage from Palace to the Parliame -
Constitución 1845
The constitution of 1845 was the supreme law effective during the reign of Isabel II, which replaced the 1837 Constitution.
The Constitution of 1845 was in force until the proclamation of the Spanish constitution of 1869, was the Spanish doctrinaire constitutional expression.
It locates the beginning of the decade moderate
the Constitution of 1845 was not the result of any constituent process. Instead, ordinary Cortes of 1837 amended the Constitution so that led to a new text. -
Ramón Cabrera
Ramon Cabrera and Griñó. He was Count of Morella and Marqués del Ter, was a Spanish military and political. Known as "The Tiger of Mastership", was a prominent leader carlista.Fue 1834.Tomó promoted to colonel in part in the two largest expeditions during the Carlist war. Between June and November of 1836 collaborated with General Miguel Gomez took Damas.On January 1838 Morella. in 1850 he married Marianne Catherine Richards -
Arsenio Martínez-Campos Antón
Arsenio Martínez-Campos Anton was a Spanish military and politician, author of the military takeover meant España.En Bourbon Restoration in 1852 he joined the staff of Ejército.Martínez Campos favored the restoration of the Bourbons in trono.El 29 December 1874 the government suspected that Martinez Campos, had decided desterrarle.El December 29 with soldiers forming a box, Martinez Campos addressed them and proclaimed the Prince Alfonso, son of Isabel II, Alfonso XII, King of Spain -
Rafael Maroto
The Spanish General Rafael Maroto Yserns born in the town of Lorca Murcia (Spain) on October 15, 1783 and died in Valparaiso (Chile) on 25 August 1853.A 18 years intervened in conflicts and campaigns known as Godoy war of the Oranges. He participated in the Spanish War of Independence, during in Zaragoza.En Spain also participated in the First Carlist War and was a signer along with General Convention liberal Espartero Vergara,whic ended the civil war between Carlists and Elizabethan. -
Vicalvarada Of 1854
The Revolution of 1854, also known by the name of a military uprising Vicalvarada was followed by a popular uprising, which occurred between 28 June and 28 July 1854 during the reign of Isabel II. The most immediate antecedent occurred in February statement was initiated 1854.El General O'Donnell on June 28, 1854 The failure of the ruling, it led the military sought popular support. General O'Donnell met with General SerranoFue when he began the second phase would be called the revolution of 185 -
Alfonso XII
Alfonso XII of Bourbon, called the Peacemaker was King of Spain between 1874 and 1885.En 1868, while still a child, his mother was overthrown by the Revolution attended the Academy 1868.Alfonso City Public cantonal.El June 25 1870, his mother, Elizabeth II, abdicated his dynastic rights, in a document signed in Paris in favor of his son Alfonso, passing well to be considered by monarchists as legitimate king of Spain. -
Maria Cristina la Regente
Maria Cristina was the second wife of King Alfonso XII of Spain and regent on behalf of his minor son Alfonso XIII. The queen, untrained in business policy, allowed counsel for Sagasta, who end up locking close amistad.María Cristina was guided by the wisdom and balance in his seventeen years of regency, Maria Cristina's role in the system was representative government, and who was not involved in the fighting between the dynastic parties. -
Práxedes Mariano Mateo-Sagasta
Mariano Práxedes Escolar.el Mateo-Sagasta and was a civil engineer and Spanish politician, member of the Liberal Party, Progressive Tint, several times President of the Council of Ministers in the period between 1870 and 1902 and famous for his gifts rhetorical(dotes retóricas).He began his political life in Zamora, in 1854, where he was appointed Head of Works from 1865 Públicas.A revolutionary activities collaborates with General Prim in 1866. -
Antonio Cánovas del Castillo
Antonio Canovas del Castillo was a Spanish politician and historian Chairman of Council of Ministers of Spain nineteenth century. It is considered one of the most brilliant political conservative contemporary Spanish history and criticized by his detractors by creating a false appearance of democracia.Tras the Revolution of 1868 and the end of the Bourbon monarchy is responsible for preparing the return of Alfonso XII would . agreed seven times as President of the Council of Ministers of Spain . -
constitución1869
Revolution of 1868, elections are held for a Constituent Assembly, taking place on 15 January 1869 1869.Las cuts is considered by many as the first democratic constitution of the Kingdom of Spain. Its main features include universal male suffrage, freedom of the press, freedom of worship and the right of assembly. Constitution proclaimed national sovereignty whose form of government was a parliamentary monarchy. -
Amadeo de Saboya
He was King of Spain between 1870 and 1873 under the name Amadeo I Amadeo .. It was the first king of Spain elected a parliament, which for the monarchists afrenta.Counted always posed a grave with the systematic rejection of Carlists and Republicans. Amadeo landed in Cartagena on Dec. 30, to get to Madrid. Amadeo's arrival to power all he achieved was to unite all opposition from Republicans carlistas -
Nicolás Salmerón Alonso
Nicolas Salmeron Alonso was a Spanish politician and philosopher, executive president of the First Spanish Republic .. In 1859 he was appointed assistant professor of young filosofía.Desde met Krausism that influenced his later life. Affiliated with the Democratic Party, published several political articles. In 1871 he was elected deputy to the Cortes Generales.Partidario of Republicanism, Democratic Presidential term Wrestler -
First Republic, 1873
The First Spanish Republic was the political regime that existed in Spain since its proclamation by the Republican Cortes.El first attempt in the history of Spain was a short experience. In its first eleven months four successive Presidents of the Executive until the coup on January 3, 1874 ended the Federal Republic and led to the establishment of a unitary republic.'s First Republic is part of the Democratic Presidential term -
General Pavia
Spanish general whose coup out in practice with the First Republic in the uprising Española.He participate Villarejo of Salvanés command of Juan Prim, after the failure of the military coup, he returned to the Revolution of 1868 that overthrew Isabel II . in the collective imagination has been entered into Congress astride his horse, the horse "Pavia". However, this does not really happen. Captain General of New Castile whose jurisdiction included Madrid. -
Joaquín Baldomero Fernández-Espartero Álvarez de Toro
Joaquín Baldomero Fernández-Espartero Álvarez de Toro was a Spanish general, who held the titles of Prince of Vergara, Duke de la Victoria, Duke of Morella, Count and Viscount Luchana Flags. His father had channeled(había encauzado)his formation for ecclesiastical destination but the War of Independence dragged(lo arrastró) from very young to the battle front, not left up to twenty five years later.He died January 8 of 1879.
