Ferran VII of Spain

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Ferran VII of Spain was a 19th-century Bourbon king whose turbulent reign saw the restoration of absolutism after the Napoleonic occupation and the suppression of liberal reforms.

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instanceOf Bourbon monarch
King of Spain
human
abolished Spanish Constitution of 1812
birthDate 1784-10-14
birthPlace El Escorial
Spain
burialPlace El Escorial
caused succession dispute leading to First Carlist War
child Infanta Luisa Fernanda of Spain
Isabella II of Spain
country Spain
deathDate 1833-09-29
deathPlace Madrid
Spain
dynasty House of Bourbon
exiledTo France
faced Spanish American wars of independence
father Charles IV of Spain
imprisonedBy Napoleon I
issued Pragmatic Sanction of 1830
language Spanish
lostColonies most of Spain's American empire
marriedTo Isabel of Braganza
Maria Antonia of Naples and Sicily
Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies
Maria Josepha Amalia of Saxony NERFINISHED
mother Maria Luisa of Parma
name Ferdinand VII of Spain
Fernando VII de España
Ferran VII of Spain
opposed liberalism in Spain
politicalIdeology absolutism
predecessor Charles IV of Spain
Joseph Bonaparte
reignEnd 1833
reignInterruptedBy Napoleonic occupation of Spain
reignStart 1808
religion Roman Catholicism
restored Inquisition in Spain
linked to: Spanish Inquisition
restoredAbsolutism 1814
restoredToThrone 1813
ruledDuring Ominous Decade
Peninsular War
Trienio Liberal
signed Treaty of Valençay
successor Isabella II of Spain
suppressed Spanish Constitution of 1812
liberal reforms

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Carrer de Ferran hasNameOrigin Ferran VII of Spain
Ferdinand VII of Spain name Ferran VII of Spain
subject linked to: Ferran VII of Spain