Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy

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The Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy was the 19th- and early 20th-century regime in Portugal under a king limited by a liberal constitution, marked by parliamentary institutions, political instability, and eventual overthrow in the 1910 republican revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf form of government
historical political regime
country Portugal
endedBy 5 October 1910 Revolution
endTime 1910
establishedAsResultOf Liberal Revolution of 1820
followedBy First Portuguese Republic
hasCapital Lisbon
hasColonialEmpire Portuguese Empire
hasDominantParty Progressive Party
Regenerator Party
hasEconomicCharacteristic public debt crisis in late 19th century
hasForeignPolicyIssue colonial disputes with the United Kingdom
hasFormOfGovernment constitutional monarchy
hasIdeologicalCurrent constitutionalism
liberalism
hasKeyEvent 5 October 1910 Revolution
British Ultimatum of 1890
Liberal Revolution of 1820
Lisbon Regicide of 1908
linked to: Lisbon Regicide

Maria da Fonte Revolution
Patuleia (Little Civil War)
Portuguese Civil War
Regeneration (Regeneração) of 1851
hasLegalBasis Constitution of 1822
Constitution of 1838
Constitutional Charter (restored) after 1842
Constitutional Charter of 1826
hasLegislature Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Peers
Cortes Gerais
hasMonarch King Carlos I of Portugal
King João VI of Portugal
linked to: John VI of Portugal

King Luís I of Portugal
King Manuel II of Portugal
King Pedro IV of Portugal
King Pedro V of Portugal
linked to: Pedro V of Portugal

Queen Maria II of Portugal
hasOfficialLanguage Portuguese
hasOpposedIdeology absolutism
hasOppositionMovement Portuguese Republican Party
hasPoliticalSystemCharacteristic chronic political instability
frequent government changes
liberal constitution
limited monarchy
multi‑party system
parliamentary institutions
rotativism
hasReligion Roman Catholicism
headOfStateTitle King of Portugal
precededBy Portuguese absolute monarchy
startTime 1820

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Constitutional Charter of 1826 inForceDuring Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Hymn of the Charter historicalPeriod Portuguese constitutional monarchy
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Congress of the Republic (Portugal) precededBy Cortes Gerais (constitutional monarchy of Portugal)
subject linked to: Congress of the Republic
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Constitution of 1911 replaced Portuguese constitutional monarchy
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Chamber of Peers locatedIn Portuguese constitutional monarchy
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Provisional Government of the Portuguese Republic followed Constitutional monarchy of Portugal
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Provisional Government of the Portuguese Republic precededBy Monarchy of Portugal
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Provisional Government of the Portuguese Republic replaced Constitutional monarchy of Portugal
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Constitutional Cortes of 1837 partOf Portuguese Liberal period
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Constitutional Cortes of 1837 convenedBy Portuguese liberal government
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Constitutional Cortes of 1837 governingFormInfluenced Portuguese constitutional monarchy
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
Portuguese Regency Government replacedBy constitutional government of Portugal (after 1820 Liberal Revolution)
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
5 October Revolution precededBy Constitutional Monarchy of Portugal
linked to: Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy