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Kingdom
of Portugal Reino de Portugal
The Kingdom of Portugal (Portuguese: Reino de Portugal, Latin: Regnum
Portugalliae), or the Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves (Portuguese: Reino de Portugal e dos Algarves, Latin: Regnum Portugalliae
et Algarbia), was Portugal's general designation under the monarchy. The kingdom was located in the west of the Iberian Peninsula,
Europe and existed from 1139 to 1910. It was replaced by the Portuguese First Republic after the 5 October 1910 revolution.
The Kingdom of Portugal finds its origins in the County of Portugal (1093-1139). The Portuguese County was a semi-autonomous
county of the Kingdom of Leon. Independence from Leon took place in three stages: - The first on July 26, 1139
when Afonso Henriques was acclaimed King of the Portuguese internally.
- The second was on October 5 of 1143, when the Kingdom of Leon and the Kingdom of Castile
recognized Afonso Henriques as king through the Treaty of Zamora.
- The third, on 1179, was the Papal Bull Manifestis Probatum, where Portugal's independence is recognized
by the Pope.
Once Portugal
was independent, D. Afonso I's descendants, members of the Portuguese House of Burgundy, would rule Portugal until 1383.
Even after the change in royal houses, all the monarchs of Portugal were descended from Afonso I, one way or another, through
both legitimate and illegitimate links. Fall of the Monarchy
- 5 October 1910 revolution
With the turn of the twentieth century, republicanism would
grow in numbers and support in Lisbon among progressive politians and the influential press. However a minority with regard
to the rest of the country, this height of republicanism would benefit politically from the Lisbon Regicide on February 1,
1908. When returning from the Ducal Palace at Vila Viçosa, King Carlos I and the Prince Royal Luis Filipe were killed
in the Terreiro do Paço, in Lisbon. With the death of the king and his heir, Carlos I's second son would become king
as King Manuel II of Portugal. Manuel's reign, however, would be shortlived, ending by force with the 5 October 1910 revolution,
sending Manuel into exile in England and giving way to the Portuguese First Republic.
The List of the Monarchs of Portugal
The Monarchs of Portugal ruled from the
establishment of the Kingdom of Portugal, in 1128, to the deposition of the Portuguese monarchy with the 5 October 1910 revolution.
Through the nearly 800 years which Portugal was a monarchy, the kings have held various other titles and pretensions. Two
Kings of Portugal, Ferdinand I and Afonso V, were also Kings of Galicia. When the Portuguese House of Habsburg came into
power, the Kings of Portugal also became the Kings of Spain, Kings of Naples, and various dukes around Europe. The House of
Braganza brought numerous titles to the Portuguese Crown, including King of Brazil and then Emperor of Brazil.
After the demise of the Portuguese monarchy, in 1910, the
Miguelist branch of the House of Braganza became the pretenders to the throne of Portugal. They have all been acclaimed
King of Portugal by their monarchist groups. This is purely symbolic and no one can have a place among the Kings of Portugal
unless they were acclaimed by the Portuguese state and parliament. The Portuguese states that the current representative
of the House of Braganza, Duarte Pio, Duke of Braganza, is the legitimate successor to the Kings of Portugal, but only recognizes
him as Duke of Braganza and not King. The monarchs of Portugal all came from a single ancestor, Afonso I Henriques, but direct
lines have sometimes ended. This has led to a variety of royal houses coming to rule Portugal, though all having Portuguese
royal lineage. These houses are: - The
Portuguese House of Burgundy (1143-1383)
- The
House of Aviz (1385 - 1495)
- The House
of Aviz-Beja (1495-1640)
- The Portuguese
House of Habsburg (1580-1640)
- The House
of Braganza (1640-1910)
- The House of
Braganza-Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1853-1910)
Portuguese House of Burgundy (1143-1383) Name
|
Lifespan
| Reign start
| Reign
end
| Notes
|
Family
| Image
| | Afonso
I
| 1109 - 6 December 1185 (aged 76) |
25 July 1139 | 6 December 1185 | Founder
of the Kingdom of Portugal | Borgonha |
 | | Sancho I
| 11 November 1154 - 26 March 1212 (aged 57) |
6 December 1185 | 26 March 1212 | Son
of Afonso I | Borgonha |
 | | Afonso II
| 23 April 1185 - 25 March 1223 (aged 37) |
26 March 1212 | 25 March 1223 | Son
of Sancho I | Borgonha |
 | | Sancho II
| 8 September 1209 - 4 January 1248 (aged 38) |
26 March 1223 | 4 December 1247 | Son
of Afonso II | Borgonha |
 | | Afonso III
| 5 May 1210 - 16 February 1279 (aged 68) |
4 January 1248 | 16 February 1279 | Son
of Afonso II | Borgonha |
 | | Denis I
| 9 October 1261 - 7 January 1325 (aged 63) |
6 February 1279 | 7 January 1325 | Son
of Afonso III | Borgonha |
 | | Afonso IV
| 8 February 1291 - 28 May 1357 (aged 66) |
7 January 1325 | 28 May 1357 | Son
of Denis I | Borgonha |
 | | Peter I
| 19 April 1320 - 18 January 1367 (aged 46) |
8 May 1357 | 18 January 1367 | Son
Afonso IV | Borgonha |
 | | Ferdinand I
| 31 October 1345 - 22 October 1383 (aged 37) |
18 January 1367 | 22 October 1383 | Son
of Peter I | Borgonha |
 |
House of Aviz (1385-1495) The House of Aviz, known as the
Joanine Dynasty, succeded the Portuguese House of Burgundy as the reiging house of the Kingdom of Portugal. The house was
founded by John I of Portugal, who was the Grand Master of the Order of Aviz. Name
|
Lifespan
| Reign start
| Reign
end
| Notes
|
Family
| Image
| | John
I
| 11 April 1358 - 14 August 1433 (aged 75) |
6 April 1385 | 14 August 1433 | Illegitamate
son of Peter I | Aviz |
 | | Edward I
| 31 October 1391 - 9 September 1438 (aged 46) |
14 August 1433 | 9 September 1438 | Son
of John I | Aviz |
 | | Afonso V
| 15 January 1432 - 28 August 1481 (aged 49) |
13 September 1438
15 November 1477 |
11 November 1477
28 August 1481 |
Son of Edward I | Aviz |  | | John II
| 3 March 1455 - 25 October 1495 (aged 40) |
11 November 1477
28 August 1481 |
15 November 1477
25 October 1495 |
Son of Afonso V | Aviz |  | House
of Aviz-Beja (1495-1580) The
House of Aviz-Beja, also known as the House of Beja, was the dynasty that ruled Portugal from 1495 to 1580. It was founded
when King John II of Portugal died without an heir and the throne of Portugal passed to his cousin, Manuel, Duke of Beja.
Name
| Lifespan
|
Reign start
| Reign end
| Notes
| Family
|
Image
| | Emmanuel I | 31 May
1469 - 13 December 1521 (aged 52) | 22
April 1500 | 13 December 1521 |
Cousin of João II | Aviz-Beja |  | | John III
| 7 June 1502 - 11 June 1557 (aged 55) |
13 December 1521 | 11 June 1557 | Son
of Manuel I | Aviz-Beja |
 | | Sebastian I
| 20 January 1554 - c. 4 August 1578 (aged 24) |
11 June 1557 | 4 August 1578 | Grandson
of John III | Aviz-Beja |
 | | Henry I
| 31 January 1512 - 31 January 1580 (aged 68) |
4 August 1578 | 31 January 1580 | Son
of Manuel I | Aviz-Beja |
 | House
of Habsburg (1580-1640) The
Portuguese House of Habsburg, known as the Philippine Dynasty, is the house that ruled Portugal from 1580 to 1640. The dynasty
began with the acclamation of Philip II of Spain as Philip I of Portugal in 1580, officially recognized in 1581 by the Portuguese
Cortes of Tomar. Philip I swore to rule Portugal as a kingdom separate from his Spanish domains, under the personal union
known as the Iberian Union. Name
| Lifespan
| Reign
start
| Reign end
|
Notes
| Family
| Image
| | Philip I
| 21 May 1527 - 13 September 1598 (aged 71) |
1581 | 13 September 1598 | Grandson
of Manuel I | Habsburgo |
 | | Philip II
| 14 April 1578 - 31 March 1621 (aged 42) |
13 September 1598 | 31 March 1621 | Son
of Philip I | Habsburgo |
 | | Philip III
| 8 April 1605 - 17 September 1665 (aged 60) |
31 March 1621 | 1 December 1640 | Son
of Philip II | Habsburgo |
 | House
of Braganza (1640-1910) The
House of Braganza, known as the Brigantine Dynasty, came to power, in 1640, when John II of Braganza became the reigning house
of Portugal and depose the Portuguese House of Habsburg in the Portuguese Restoration War. Name
| Lifespan
|
Reign start
| Reign end
| Notes
| Family
|
Image
| | John IV | 18
March 1603 - 6 November 1656 (aged 53) | 1
December 1640 | 6 November 1656 |
Great-great-grandson of Manuel I | Braganza |  | | Afonso VI
| 21 August 1643 - 12 September 1683 (aged 40) |
6 November 1656 | 12 September 1683 | Son
of John IV | Braganza |
 | | Peter II
| April 26, 1648 - December 9, 1706 (aged 58) |
6 November 1683 | 9 December 1706 | Son
of John IV | Braganza |
 | | John V
| October 22, 1689 - July 31, 1750 (aged 60) |
9 December 1706 | 31 July 1750 | Son
of Peter II | Braganza |
 | | Joseph I
| 6 June 1714 - 24 February 1777 (age 62) |
31 July 1750 | 24 February 1777 | Son
of John V | Braganza |
 | | Peter III
| July 5, 1717 - May 25, 1786 (aged 68) |
24 February 1777 | 25 May 1786 | King-Consort
of Mary I
jure uxoris | Braganza |
 | | Mary I
| 17 December 1734 - 20 March 1816 (aged 81) |
24 February 1777 | 16 December 1815 | Daughter
of Joseph I | Braganza |
 | | John VI
| 13 May 1767 - 10 March 1826 (aged 58) |
20 March 1816 | 10 March 1826 | Son
of Mary I | Braganza |
 | | Peter IV
| 12 October 1798 - 24 September 1834 (aged 35) |
10 March 1826 | 2 May 1826 | Son
of John VI | Braganza |
 | | Mary II
| 4 April 1819 - 15 November 1853 (aged 34) |
2 May 1826
26 May 1834 | 23 June 1828
15 November 1853 | Daughter of Pedro IV | Braganza |  | | Michael I
| 26 October 1802 - 14 November 1866 (aged 64) |
26 February 1828 | 6 May 1834 | Son
of John VI | Braganza |
 | | Ferdinand II
| 29 October 1816 - 15 December 1885 (aged 69) |
16 September 1837 | 15 November 1853 | King-Consort
of Mary II
jure uxoris | Saxe-Coburg
and Gotha |  | House of Braganza-Saxe-Coburg
and Gotha (1853-1910) Family Titles and Styles
of the Royal House
The present members of this family bear the title Infant or Infanta of Portugal together
with the formal appellation of His or Her Royal Highness.
The Genealogy of The Royal House JOÃO V Francisco Antonio
José Bento Bernardo, King of Portugal and the Algarves 9 Dec 1706 (Lisbon 22 Oct 1689-Lisbon 31 Jul 1750); m.by proxy
Neuburg 9 Jul 1708 and in person Lisbon 27 Oct 1708 Maria Anna, Archdss of Austria (Linz 7 Sep 1683-Lisbon 14 Aug 1754)
1a) Maria Madalena Josefa Teresa Barbara (Lisbon 4 Dec 1711-Aranjuez 27 Aug 1758); m.Badajoz 20 Jan 1729 King Fernando
VI of Spain (Madrid 23 Sep 1713-Villaviciosa 10 Aug 1759)
2a) Pedro, Pr of Brazil (Lisbon 19 Oct 1712-Lisbon 29
Oct 1714)
3a) JOSÉ I Francisco António Inácio Norberto Agostinho, King of Portugal and the
Algarves (Lisbon 6 Jun 1714-Lisbon 24 Feb 1777); m.by proxy at Madrid 27 Dec 1727 and in person at Lisbon 31 Mar 1732 Mariana
Vitoria, Infanta of Spain (Madrid 31 Jan 1718-Lisbon 15 Jan 1781)
1b) MARIA I da Glória Francisca Isabel
Josefa Antónia Gertrudes Rita Joana, Queen of Portugal and the Algarves (Lisbon 17 Dec 1734-Rio de Janeiro 20 Mar 1816);
m.Ajuda nr Lisbon 6 Jun 1760 her uncle, King Pedro III (see below)
2b) Maria Ana Francisca Josefa Antónia
Gertrudes Rita Joana (Lisbon 7 Oct 1736-Rio de Janeiro 16 May 1813)
3b) Maria Francisca Dorotea Josefa Antónia
Gertrudes Rita Joana Efigénia (Lisbon 21 Nov 1739-Lisbon 14 Jan 1771)
4b) Maria Francisca Benedita Ana
Isabel Joana Antónia Laura Inácia Gertrudes Rita Rosa (Lisbon 25 Jul 1746-Lisbon 10 Aug 1829); m.Lisbon 7 Feb
1777 her nephew (and first cousin) José, Pr of Brazil (below)
4a) Carlos (Lisbon 2 May 1716-Cascais 29
Mar 1736)
5a) PEDRO III Clemente Francisco José António, jure uxoris King of Portugal and the Algarves
(Lisbon 5 Jul 1717-Lisbon 5 Mar 1786); m.Ajuda nr Lisbon 6 Jun 1760 Queen Maria I of Portugal (see above)
1b)
José Francisco Xavier de Paula Domingos António Agostinho Anastácio, Pr of Beira, Pr of Brazil (Lisbon
20 Aug 1761-Lisbon 11 Sep 1788); m.Lisbon 7 Feb 1777 his aunt, Maria Francisca, Infanta of Portugal (see above)
2b) José João Francisco de Paula Domingos António Carlos Cipriano (Lisbon 16 Sep 1763-Lisbon 10 Oct
1763)
3b) JOÃO VI Maria José Francisco Xavier de Paula Luís António Domingos Rafael,
King of Portugal and the Algarves, assumed the title Emperor of Brazil, though he gave Brazil to his son, Emperor Pedro I;
(Lisbon 13 May 1767-Lisbon 10 Mar 1826); m.by proxy at Madrid 27 Mar 1785 and in person at Lisbon 9 Jun 1785 Carlota Joaquina,
Infanta of Spain (Madrid 25 Apr 1775-Queluz 7 Jan 1830)
1c) Maria Teresa Francisca de Assis Antónia Carlota
Joana Josefa Xavier de Paula Micaela Rafaela Isabel Gonzaga, Pss of Beira (Queluz 29 Apr 1793-Trieste 17 Jan 1874); m.1st
Rio de Janeiro 13 May 1810 Pedro Carlos, Infant of Spain (Aranjuez 18 Jun 1786-Rio de Janeiro 4 Jul 1812); m.2d by proxy at
Salzburg 2 Feb 1838 and in person at Azcoitia 20 Oct 1838 Carlos, Infant of Spain (29 Mar 1788-Trieste 10 Mar 1855)
2c) Francisco António, Pr of Beira (Queluz 21 Mar 1795-Lisbon 11 Jun 1801)
3c) Maria Isabel Francisca
(Queluz 19 May 1797-Madrid 26 Dec 1818); m.by proxy at Cadiz 4 Sep 1816 and in person at Madrid 29 Sep 1816 her uncle, King
Fernando VII of Spain (San Ildefonso 13 Oct 1784-Madrid 29 Sep 1833)
4c) PEDRO IV de Alcántara Francisco
António João Carlos Xavier de Paula Miguel Rafael Joaquim José Gonzaga Pascual Cipriano Serafim, King
of Portugal and the Algarves from the death of his father until his abdication in favor of his daughter Maria 29 Apr 1826,
proclaimed Emperor Pedro I of Brazil 12 Oct 1822 (Queluz 12 Oct 1798-Queluz 24 Sep 1834); m.1st Rio de Janeiro 5 Nov 1817
Marie Leopoldine Archdss of Austria (Vienna 22 Jan 1797-Rio de Janeiro 11 Dec 1826); m.2d Rio de Janeiro 17 Oct 1829 Amelia
de Beauharnais (Milan 31 Jul 1812-Lisbon 26 Jan 1873); for all his children except Queen Maria II, see Brazil
1d)
MARIA II da Glória Joana Carlota Leopoldina Isidora da Cruz Francisca Xavier de Paula Micaela Gabriela Rafaela Luisa
Gonzaga, Queen of Portugal and the Algarves on the abdication of her father 29 Apr 1826, but her uncle Miguel was proclaimed
king 11 Aug 1828, and a bloody civil war ensued; Maria's armies, led by her father, were victorious and in 1834 Miguel agreed
to permanent exile and Maria became again Queen de facto; b.Rio de Janeiro 4 Apr 1819, d.Lisbon 15 Nov 1853; m.1st Lisbon
26 Jan 1835 August Duke of Leuchtenberg, cr Pr of Portugal (Milan 9 Dec 1810-Lisbon 28 Mar 1835); m.2d Lisbon 9 Apr 1836 Ferdinand
Pr of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, cr King Consort Fernando II of Portugal 16 Sep 1837 (Vienna 29 Oct 1816-Lisbon 15 Dec 1885)
1e) PEDRO V de Alcántara Maria Fernando Miguel Rafael Gabriel Gonzaga Xavier João António Leopoldo
Victor Francisco de Assis Júlio Amélio, King of Portugal and the Algarves (Lisbon 16 Sep 1837-Lisbon 11 Nov
1861); m.Lisbon 18 May 1858 Stephanie Pss von Hohenzollern (Dresden 15 Jul 1837-Lisbon 17 Jul 1859)
2e) LUIZ Filipe
Maria Fernando Pedro de Alcántara António Miguel Rafael Gabriel Gonzaga Xavier Francisco de Assis João
Augusto Júlio Volfando, King of Portugal and the Algarves (Lisbon 31 Oct 1838-Cascais 19 Oct 1889); m.Lisbon 6 Oct
1862 Maria Pia Pss of Savoy (Turin 16 Oct 1847-Stupinigi 5 Jul 1911)
1f) CARLOS Fernando Luís Maria Victor
Miguel Rafael Gabriel Gonzaga Xavier Francisco de Assis José Simão, King of Portugal and the Algarves (Lisbon
28 Sep 1863-assassinated Lisbon 1 Feb 1908); m.Lisbon 22 May 1886 Amélie Pss d'Orléans (Twickenham 28 Sep 1865-Château
de Bellevue 25 Oct 1951)
1g) Luiz Filipe Maria Carlos Amélio Fernando Victor Manoel António Lourenço
Miguel Rafael Gabriel Gonzaga Xavier Francisco de Assis Bento, Crown Pr of Portugal (Lisbon 21 Mar 1887, assassinated with
his father 1 Feb 1908)
2g) Maria Ana (b.and d.Villa Vicosa 14 Dec 1887)
3g) MANOEL II Maria Filipe
Carlos Amélio Luís Miguel Rafael Gabriel Gonzaga Francisco de Assis Eugénio, King of Portugal and the
Algarves, lost his thrown by revolution 5 Oct 1910 (Lisbon 15 Nov 1889-Fullwell Park 2 Jul 1932); m.Sigmaringen 4 Sep 1913
Auguste Viktoria Pss von Hohenzollern (Potsdam 19 Aug 1890-Münchhöf 29 Aug 1966)
2f) Afonso Henrique
Maria Luís Pedro de Alcántara Carlos Humberto Amadeu Fernando António Miguel Rafael Gabriel Gonzaga Xavier
Francisco de Assis João Augusto Júlio Volfando Inácio, Duque de Oporto (Ajuda 1 Jul 1865-Naples 21 Feb
1920); m.Madrid 23 Nov 1917 Nevada Hayes Stoody (Ohio 21 Oct 1885-11 Jan 1941)
3e) Maria, b.and d.Lisbon 4 Oct
1840
4e) João Maria Fernando Pedro de Alcántara Miguel Rafael Gabriel Leopoldo Carlos António
Gregorio Francisco de Assis Borja Gonzaga Félix, Duque de Beja (Lisbon 16 Mar 1842-Belem 27 Dec 1861)
5e)
Maria Ana Fernanda Leopoldina Micaela Rafaela Gabriela Carlota Antónia Júlia Vitória Praxedes Francisca
de Assis Gonzaga (Lisbon 21 Jul 1843-Dresden 5 Feb 1884); m.Lisbon 11 May 1859 King Georg of Saxony (Pillnitz 8 Aug 1832-Pillnitz
15 Oct 1904)
6e) Antónia Maria Fernanda Micaela Gabriela Rafaela Francisca de Assis Ana Gonzaga Silvina
Júlia Augusta (Lisbon 17 Feb 1845-Sigmaringen 27 Dec 1913); m.Lisbon 12 Sep 1861 Leopold Fst von Hohenzollern (Krauchenwies
27 Sep 1835-Berlin 8 Jun 1905)
7e) Fernando Maria Luís Miguel Rafael Gabriel Gonzaga Francisco de Assis
António Apollinário (Lisbon 23 Jul 1846-Lisbon 6 Nov 1861)
8e) Augusto Maria Fernando Carlos Miguel
Gabriel Rafael Agrícola Francisco de Assis Gonzaga Pedro de Alcántara Loyola, Duque de Coimbra (Lisbon 4 Nov
1847-Lisbon 26 Sep 1889)
9e) Leopoldo (b.and d.Lisbon 7 May 1849)
10e) Maria da Glória (b.and
d.Lisbon 3 Feb 1851)
11e) Eugénio Maria (b.and d.Lisbon 15 Nov 1853)
5c) Maria Francisca de
Assis de Maternidade Xavier de Paula de Alcántara Antónia Joaquina Gonzaga Carlota Mónica Senhorinha
Soter e Caia (Queluz 22 Apr 1800-Alverstoke Rectory, Hants 4 Sep 1834); m.by proxy at Cadiz 4 Sep 1816 and in person at Madrid
22 Sep 1816 her uncle, Carlos, Infant of Spain (29 Mar 1788-Trieste 10 Mar 1855)
6c) Isabel Maria da Conceição
Joana Gualberta Ana Francisca de Assis Xavier de Paula e de Alcántara Antónia Rafaela Micaela Gabriela Gonzaga
(Lisbon 4 Jul 1801-Benfica, Lisbon 22 Apr 1876)
7c) Miguel Maria do Patrocinio João Carlos Francisco de
Assis Xavier Paula Pedro de Alcántara António Rafael Gabriel Joaquim José Gonzaga Evaristo, de facto
King of Portugal 1828-1834 (Lisbon 26 Oct 1802-Jagdschloß Karlshöhe bei Bronnbach 14 Nov 1866); m.Kleinheubach
14 Sep 1851 Adelheid Pss zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg (Kleinheubach 3 Apr 1831-Abbaye Ste. Cécile, Apley,
Isle of Wight 16 Dec 1909)
1d) Maria das Neves Isabel Eulália Carlota Adelaide Micaela Gabriela Rafaela
Gonzaga de Paula de Assis Inès Sofia Romana (Kleinheubach 5 Aug 1852-Vienna 14 Feb 1941); m.Kleinheubach 26 Apr 1871
Alfonso, Infant of Spain, Duque de Saint-Jaime (London 12 Sep 1849-Vienna 29 Sep 1936)
2d) Miguel Maria Carlos
Egídio Constantino Gabriel Rafael Gonzaga Francisco de Paula e de Assis Januário, Duque de Bragança (Kleinheubach
19 Sep 1853-Seebenstein 11 Oct 1927); m.1st Regensburg 17 Oct 1877 Elisabeth Pss von Thurn und Taxis (Dresden 28 May 1860-Ödenburg
17 Feb 1881); m.2d Kleinheubach 8 Nov 1893 Marie Therese Pss zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg (Rome 4 Jan 1870-Vienna
17 Jan 1935)
1e) Miguel Maximiliano Sebastão Maria, Duque de Viseu; renounced his rights to the throne
21 Jul 1920 (Reichenau 22 Sep 1878-New York 21 Feb 1923); m.Tulloch Castle 15 Sep 1909 Anita Stewart (Elberson, New Jersey
7 Aug 1886-New York 15 Sep 1977)
1f) Isabel (Elisabeth) Maria Teresa Micaela Rafaela Gabriela Nadejda (Nada) de
Braganza (London 28 Jun 1910-London 13 Jun 1946); m.1st Capri 16 Aug 1930 (div 1932) Wlodzimierz Dorozynski (b.Libava, Russia
27 Apr 1906); m.2d London 29 Jan 1942 René Millet (London 15 Aug 1910-Paris 9 Apr 1978)
2f) John Miguel
Guilherme Aloísio Maria José Rafael Gabriel Francisco de Assis Carlos Henrique António Sebastião
Huberto de Braganza (Pippingford, Sussex 7 Sep 1912-West Palm Beach, Florida 12 Mar 1991); m.1st New York 21 May 1948 (div
1953) Winifred Dodge Seyburn (Detroit 1 Apr 1917-Philadelphia 1 Nov 2010); m.2d 15 May 1971 Katherine King (28 Mar 1921-16
Sep 2007)
1g) Michael William de Braganza (b.Long Island 25 Sep 1951); m.Boston, Mass. 27 Sep 1980 Barbara Haliburton
Fales (b.Miami 1955)
1h) Miguel Samuel de Braganza (b.Boston 3 Feb 1986)
2h) Annabel Barbara de Braganza
(b.Boston 6 May 1989)
3h) Camilla Fales de Braganza (b.Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts 21 Oct 1990)
3f)
Michael Luís Guilherme Maria de Braganza (Berlin 7 Sep 1915-West Palm Beach 19 Feb 1996); m.Miami 18 Nov 1946 Anne
Hughson (b.Roanoke, Virginia 16 Nov 1921)
1g) Anita de Braganza (b.Stamford, Connecticut 24 Oct 1947); m.1st Bedford,
New York 28 Mar 1968 George Alfred Wardman (b.New York 30 Jan 1946); m.2d 17 Sep 1982 John Jason Stockbridge (b.Kingston,
New York 28 Feb 1943)
2g) Michael de Braganza (b.Stamford 5 Oct 1953)
2e) Francisco José Gerardo
Maria (Meran 7 Sep 1879-Isle of Ischia, nr Naples 15 Jun 1919)
3e) Maria Teresa Carolina Micaela Ana Josefina
Antónia Francisca de Assis e de Paula Brígida Pia Gerardina Severina Inácia Luisa Estanislau Joana Policarpa
(Ödenburg 26 Jan 1881-Steinach 17 Jan 1945); m.Regensburg 22 May 1900 Karl Ludwig Pr von Thurn und Taxis (Augsburg 19
Oct 1863-Vienna 15 Jan 1942)
4e) Isabel Maria Alberta Josefa Micaela Gabriela Rafaela Francisca de Paula e de
Assis Teresa Adelaide Eulália Sofia Carolina (Kleinheubach 19 Nov 1894-Regensburg 12 Jan 1970); m.Bronnbach 23 Nov
1920 Franz Joseph Fst von Thurn und Taxis (Regensburg 21 Dec 1893-Regensburg 13 Jul 1971)
5e) Maria Benedita Clara
Sofia Aloísia Micaela Gabriela Rafaela (Kleinheubach 12 Aug 1896-Seebenstein 6 Apr 1971)
6e) Mafalda Maria
Aldegundes Henriqueta (Schloß Ankenstein 14 Oct 1898-Vienna 17 Oct 1918)
7e) Maria Ana Rafaela Micaela Gabriela
Lourença (Schloß Fischhorn 3 Sep 1899-Feldafing 23 Jun 1971); m.Schloß Taxis 18 Aug 1921 Karl August Fst
von Thurn und Taxis (Garatshausen 23 Jul 1898-Regensburg 26 Apr 1982)
8e) Maria Antónia Micaela Rafaela
Gabriela Adelaide Xavier Josefa Expedita Gregória (Viareggio 12 Mar 1903-Watermill, Long Island 6 Feb 1973); m.Seebenstein
13 Jun 1934 (annulled 1954) Ashley Chanler (New York 16 Nov 1905-New York 14 Nov 1994)
9e) Filippa Maria Ana Joana
Micaela Rafaela (Schloß Fischhorn 27 Jul 1905-Ferragudo, Portugal 6 Jul 1990)
10e) DUARTE Nuño Fernando
Maria Miguel Gabriel Rafael Francisco Xavier Raimundo António, Duque de Bragança (Seebenstein 23 Sep 1907-Lisbon
24 Dec 1976); m.Petrópolis 15 Oct 1942 Maria Francisca Pss of Orleans-Bragança (Château d'Eu 8 Sep 1914-Lisbon
15 Jan 1968)
1f) DUARTE Pio Nuño João Miguel Henrique Pedro Gabriel Rafael, Duque de Bragança
(b.Bern 15 May 1945); m.13 May 1995 Isabel Ines de Castro Curvello de Heredia (b.22 Nov 1966)
1g) Afonso de Santa
Maria Miguel Gabriel Rafael, Pr de Beira (b.Lisbon 25 Mar 1996)
2g) Maria Francisca Isabel Michaela Gabriella
Raphaela Paula (b.3 Mar 1997)
3g) Dinis de Santa Maria Miguel Rafael Gabriel Francisco João, Duque de Oporto
(b.25 Nov 1999)
2f) Miguel Rafael Gabriel Xavier Teresa Maria Felix, Duque de Viseu (b.Bern 3 Dec 1946)
3f) Henrique Nuño João Miguel, Duque de Coimbra (b.Bern 6 Nov 1949)
11e) Maria Adelaide Manoela
Amélia Micaela Rafaela (b.St.Jean de Luz 31 Jan 1912); m.Vienna 13 Oct 1945 Nicolaas van Uden (Venlo, Netherlands 5
Mar 1921-Lisbon 5 Feb 1991)
3d) Maria Teresa de Imaculada Conceição Fernanda Eulália Leopoldina
Adelaide Isabel Carolina Micaela Rafaela Gabriela Francisca de Assis e de Paula Gonzaga Inès Sofie Bartolomea dos Anjos
(Kleinheubach 24 Aug 1855-Vienna 12 Feb 1944); m.Kleinheubach 23 Jul 1873 Karl Ludwig, Archduke of Austria (Schönbrunn
30 Jul 1833-Vienna 19 May 1896)
4d) Maria José Beatriz Joana Eulália Leopoldina Adelaide Isabel
Carolina Micaela Rafaela Gabriela Francisca de Assis e de Paula Inès Sofia Joaquina Teresa Benedita Bernardina (Bronnbach
19 Mar 1857-Vienna 11 Mar 1943); m.Kleinheubach 29 Apr 1874 Karl Theodor, Duke in Bavaria (Possenhofen 9 Aug 1839-Kreuth 29
Nov 1909)
5d) Adelgundes de Jesus Maria Francisca de Assis e de Paula Adelaide Eulália Leopoldina Carlota
Micaela Rafaela Gabriela Gonzaga Inès Isabel Avelina Ana Estanislau Sofia Bernardina, Duquesa de Guimarães (Bronnbach
10 Nov 1858-Gunten 15 Apr 1946); m.Salzburg 15 Oct 1876 Enrico Pr of Bourbon-Parma, Cte di Bardi (Parma 12 Feb 1851-Menton
14 Apr 1905)
6d) Maria Ana do Carmo Henrique Adelaide Joana Carolina Inès Sofia Eulália Leopoldina
Isabel Francisca de Assis e de Paula Inácia Gonzaga (Bronnbach 13 Jul 1861-New York 31 Jul 1942); m.Schloß Fischhorn
21 Jun 1893 Guillaume IV, Grand Duke of Luxembourg (Biebrich 2 Apr 1852-Colmar-Berg 25 Feb 1912)
7d) Maria Antónia
Adelaide Camila Carolina Eulália Leopoldina Sofia Inès Francisca de Assis e de Paula Micaela Rafaela Gabriela
Gonzaga Gregória Bernardina Benedita Andrea (Bronnbach 28 Nov 1862-Schloß Colmar-Berg 14 May 1959); m.Schloß
Fischhorn 15 Oct 1884 Roberto, Duke of Parma (Florence 9 Jul 1848-Pianore 16 Nov 1907)
8d) [illegitimate] Maria
da Assunçao de Bragança (12 Mar 1831-Rome Jul 1897)
8c) Maria da Assunção Ana Joana
Josefa Luisa Gonzaga Francisca de Assis Xavier de Paula Joaquina Antónia de Santiago (Queluz 25 Jun 1805-Santarem 7
Jan 1834)
9c) Ana de Jesus Maria Luisa Joaquina Micaela Rafaela Sérvula Antónia Xavier de Paula
(Mafra 23 Oct 1806-Rome 22 Jun 1857); m.Queluz 5 Dec 1827 Nuño Jose Severo de Mendoça Rolim de Moura Barreto,
Duque de Loulé (Lisbon 6 Nov 1804-Lisbon 22 May 1875)
10c) [illegitimate by Eugenia de Menezes] Eugenia
Maria de Menezes (Cadiz 1803-Lisbon 1863); m.Lisbon 1839 William Smith [allegedly an illegitimate son of King George IV of
Great Britain] (b.1788)
4b) Maria Ana Vitória Josefa Francisca Xavier de Paula Antonieta Joana Domingas
Gabriela (Queluz 15 Dec 1768-Escorial 2 Nov 1788); m.by proxy at Lisbon 12 Apr 1785 and in person at Aranjuez 23 May 1785
Gabriel, Infant of Spain (Naples 12 May 1752-Escorial 23 Nov 1788)
5b) Maria Clementina Francisca Xavier de Paula
Ana Josefa Antónia Domingas Feliciana Joana Micaela Julia (Queluz 9 Jun 1774-Lisbon 27 Jun 1776)
6b) Maria
Isabel (Queluz 12 Dec 1776-Lisbon 14 Jan 1777)
6a) Alexandre (24 Sep 1723-2 Aug 1728)
7a) [illegitimate]
Antonio de Bragança, Grand Inquisitor of Portugal (Lisbon 1 Aug 1714-Lisbon 14 Aug 1800)
8a) [illegitimate]
Gasparo de Bragança, Archbishop of Braga, Primate of Spain and Portugal (Lisbon 8 Oct 1716-Braga 18 Jan 1789)
9a) [illegitimate] José de Bragança, Grand Inquisitor of Portugal (Lisbon 8 Sep 1720-Lisbon 31 Aug 1801)
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