João Manuel de Portugal

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João Manuel de Portugal was a 16th-century Portuguese infante and heir apparent to the throne whose early death without surviving issue altered the line of succession leading to the Iberian Union.

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João Manuel de Portugal canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf House of Aviz
heir apparent
infante of Portugal
burialPlace Jerónimos Monastery
Lisbon
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
centuryOfActivity 16th century
child Sebastian of Portugal
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Portugal
dateOfBirth 1537-06-03
dateOfDeath 1554-01-02
father John III of Portugal
fullName João Manuel de Portugal
givenName João Manuel
grandfather Manuel I of Portugal
Philip I of Castile
grandmother Joanna of Castile
Maria of Aragon
heirApparentTo throne of Portugal
heirOf John III of Portugal
historicalImpact early death contributed to succession crisis in Portugal
early death was a factor leading to the Iberian Union
languageOfName Portuguese
mannerOfDeath natural causes
memberOfRoyalHouse Aviz dynasty
mother Catherine of Austria
Catherine of Habsburg
nobleRank prince
nobleTitle Infante of Portugal
notableRelative Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip II of Spain
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Portugal
Évora
placeOfDeath João Manuel Palace
Kingdom of Portugal
Lisbon
positionHeld Prince of Portugal
religion Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
sibling Infanta António of Portugal
Infanta Catarina of Portugal
Infanta Duarte of Portugal
Infanta Maria of Portugal
Infante Manuel of Portugal
Maria Manuela, Princess of Asturias
spouse Joanna of Austria
Joanna of Spain
linked to: Joanna of Castile
style His Highness
successorInLineOfSuccession Sebastian of Portugal
title Prince of Portugal

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John Manuel, Prince of Portugal fullName João Manuel de Portugal
João Manuel de Portugal fullName João Manuel de Portugal