Brasil Cāsere
Se Brasil Cāsere ricsode on Brasil of 1822 oð 1889 þan hereþegnas adrāf Petrus II Cāsere fram his cynedōme. Ǣr ƿæs Brasil under þæm Portugal rīce and of 1815 begann Brasiles ield sƿa sundorrīce oððæt ðe þæt land abād in gæd mid Portugalƿarum mid þæm ilcum cyning, and in þæm dagum ƿæs ‘Portugal, Brasil and þā Algarves se Geāneda Cynerīce’. Of 1822 abrāc Brasil þe he ƿæs sundorrīce be naman Brasil þæt Cāsererīce (1822–1889).
Þan ƿæs Brasil Portugles landbūnes of 1645 and æfterƿeard ƿæs þæs cyninges ierfa be title ‘Brasil Æþelng’. In 1817, in the wake of the creation of the Geānede Cynerīce of Portugal Brasil and þāra Algarves, þæs iefan titul ƿæs onƿendod to 'Cynelic Ætheling'.
In þære ylde þe he ƿæs mid Portugal geāned ricsodon tƿegen ƿealdendas, þā ƿæron Maria I Cƿēn (1815–1816) and Iohannes VI Cyning (1816–1822). Noþȳlǣs þan ƿæs gesceapped þæt Geānede Cynerīce of Portugal, Brasil and þāra Algarvena ƿæs Maria Cƿēn incapacitated, and Iohannes Æþeling ricsode Portugalƿara rīce.
Æfter þe hit ƿæs sunderrīce ricsodon Brasil tƿegen Cāseras, þā ƿaron Petrus I Cāsere (1822–1831) and Petrus II Cāsere (1831–1889). In 1889 here þegnas aƿearp þone Cāsere and abannedon þe Brasil biþ cyneƿīse.
Þridde Brasil Cāsere ƿæs gecnāƿen be naman for þæm þe Iohannes VI Portugal Cyning scorte heald þone titul be āre under þæm Rio de Janeiro Foreƿearde in 1825, þærbe bespāc Portugal Brasiles sundorrīceād. Þes naman Titulcāsere ƿæs for Iohannes līf and endode æt his dēaþ æfter fēa mōnþas in 1826. In sƿylcum dagum ricsode Petrus I sƿa Brasilrīces ān cāsere. The Brazilian monarchs were the rulers of Brazil from its discovery in 1500 until 1889. There are three main stages in the dynastical history of Brazil: Brazil as part of the Kingdom of Portugal (1500-1815), the Kingdom of Brazil (1815-1822) and the Empire of Brazil (1822-1889).
Brazil was officially discovered on April 22, 1500 and based on the Treaty of Tordesilhas, it became a possession of Portugal. The Kings of Portugal then were the Monarchs in Brazil until Napoleon's invading army forced the Portuguese government to flee to Brazil in 1807. On December 16, 1815 the regent D. João VI raised Brazil to the status of a kingdom and thus making his mother, the reigning Queen, the first Monarch of Brazil. Having proclaimed independence from Portugal in 1822, Pedro I, son of João VI, was crowned Emperor of Brazil on December 1, 1822.
List
[adihtan | adiht fruman]Monarchs in Brazil (1500-1815)
[adihtan | adiht fruman]- House of Aviz
- D. Manuel I (1500-1521)
- D. João III (1521-1557)
- D. Sebastiao I (1557-1578)
- Cardinal D. Henrique (1578-1580)
- House of Habsburg
- House of Braganza
- D. João IV (1640-1656)
- D. Afonso VI (1656-1667)
- D. Pedro II (1667-1706)
- D. João V (1706-1750)
- D. Jose Emanuel (1750-1777)
- D. Pedro III (1777-1786)
Monarchs of Brazil (1815-1822)
[adihtan | adiht fruman]- D. Maria I (1777-1816)
- D. João VI (Regency 1792-1816, Reign 1816-1822)
Emperors of Brazil (1822-1889)
[adihtan | adiht fruman]- Pedro I (1822 - 1831)
- Pedro II (1831 - 1889)
- Regência Provisória (Regency 1831)
- Regência Permanente (Regency 1831-1835)
- Diogo Antônio Feijó (Regency 1835-1837)
- Pedro de Araújo Lima (Regency 1837-1840).