Portuguese succession crisis after João VI

Target entity: Portuguese succession crisis after João VI
Context triple: [Absolutist Miguelite faction, emergedDuring, Portuguese succession crisis after João VI]

• A. Portuguese succession crisis of 1580
  The Portuguese succession crisis of 1580 was a dynastic dispute over the Portuguese throne that led to Spain’s Philip II claiming the crown and ultimately brought about the Iberian Union under Spanish rule.
• B. regency crisis in Portugal (1439–1449)
  The regency crisis in Portugal (1439–1449) was a decade-long political struggle over control of the monarchy during King Afonso V’s minority, marked by factional conflict among the nobility and culminating in the Battle of Alfarrobeira.
• C. Spanish succession crisis of 1833
  The Spanish succession crisis of 1833 was a dynastic conflict that erupted after King Ferdinand VII’s death, pitting supporters of his daughter Isabella II against those of his brother Don Carlos and triggering the First Carlist War.
• D. Brazilian imperial succession dispute
  The Brazilian imperial succession dispute is a long-running dynastic conflict within the former Brazilian imperial family over which branch holds the legitimate claim to the defunct throne of Brazil.
• E. Portuguese Restoration War
  The Portuguese Restoration War was a 17th-century conflict (1640–1668) in which Portugal fought to regain and secure its independence from Spanish rule under the House of Habsburg.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Portuguese succession crisis after João VI
Target entity description: The Portuguese succession crisis after João VI was a 19th-century dynastic and political conflict that pitted liberal constitutionalists against absolutist supporters of Dom Miguel over control of the Portuguese throne.

• A. Portuguese succession crisis of 1580
  The Portuguese succession crisis of 1580 was a dynastic dispute over the Portuguese throne that led to Spain’s Philip II claiming the crown and ultimately brought about the Iberian Union under Spanish rule.
• B. regency crisis in Portugal (1439–1449)
  The regency crisis in Portugal (1439–1449) was a decade-long political struggle over control of the monarchy during King Afonso V’s minority, marked by factional conflict among the nobility and culminating in the Battle of Alfarrobeira.
• C. Spanish succession crisis of 1833
  The Spanish succession crisis of 1833 was a dynastic conflict that erupted after King Ferdinand VII’s death, pitting supporters of his daughter Isabella II against those of his brother Don Carlos and triggering the First Carlist War.
• D. Brazilian imperial succession dispute
  The Brazilian imperial succession dispute is a long-running dynastic conflict within the former Brazilian imperial family over which branch holds the legitimate claim to the defunct throne of Brazil.
• E. Portuguese Restoration War
  The Portuguese Restoration War was a 17th-century conflict (1640–1668) in which Portugal fought to regain and secure its independence from Spanish rule under the House of Habsburg.
• F. None of above. chosen