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Carmen Amaya Trujillo y Alejandra Jiménez Alba

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Carmen Amaya Trujillo y Alejandra Jiménez Alba

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·         1938: It was born in Athens on 2  November , First-born daughter of the Kings of Greece Paul I y Federica, his family belongs to one of the most ancient Royal Houses of Europe.

·         1946: It returned to his mother land since there happened part of his childhood in Egypt and South Africa, because his family had to emigrate during the second World war.

·         1960: It took part like substitute in the Greek equipment of candle, during the Olympic Games of Rome.

·         1962: On May 14 it married in Athens with the Prince Don Juan Carlos de Borbón.

·         1963: The Infanta Elena was born.

·         1965: The Infanta Cristina was born.

·         1968: There was born the prince Felipe.

·         1975: she was proclaimed Queen of Spain, the day 22nd November 1975, after the death of Franco.

·         2014: Juan Carlos I abdicated, that is Sofia and Juan Carlos I stopped being kings of Spain, leaving the throne to his son Felipe and his wife LeticiaSofia turned formally from the Greek orthodoxy to the Roman Catholicism to be more acceptable for the catholic Spain, and therefore he resigned his rights the Greek throne.

She was the first woman in receiving the great cross of the Royal and Distinguished Order of Carlos III, on May 10 of 1962.6 Later she was received by his daughters, the mother and the sisters of the King and the Princess at the time of Asturias. In addition, it received the necklace of this order with posteriority. Also it has been up to the date the last wife named lady of the Royal Order of Noble Ladies of the Queen Maria Luisa.

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Emma y Ramón 4ºA

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JUAN CARLOS I

- January 5, 1938. - Born in Rome.

- January 15, 1941. - King Alfonso XIII abdicates and Juan Carlos becomes King of Spain.

- November 9, 1948. - Travels for the first time to Spain from Portugal.

- 1955.- He starts his military training as an officer.

- May 14, 1962. - Marries in Athens with Princess Sofia.

- July 23, 1969. - Don Juan Carlos swears before the Cortes and receives the title of Prince of Spain.

- November 22, 1975. - He is proclaimed King of Spain after the death of Franco.

- November 22, 2000.- The King celebrates the 25th anniversary of his proclamation highlighting the role of the people.

- June 2, 2014.- The President of the Government, Mariano Rajoy, announces that the King abdicates in his son.

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ISABEL I OF ENGLAND:Juana Mari Brenes and Luis Piña

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ISABEL I OF ENGLAND:Juana Mari Brenes and Luis Piña

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Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603) was Queen of England and Ireland from 17 November 1558 until her death on 24 March 1603. Sometimes called The Virgin Queen, Gloriana or Good Queen Bess, Elizabeth was the last monarch of the House of Tudor.
One of the first steps he took was to establish an independent Protestant church in Rome, which would later evolve into the current Church of England, from which he became the highest authority.
Isabel was expected to marry, but despite several requests from Parliament, she never did.The reasons for this election are not known.
The Queen took over a country divided by religious issues in the second half of the 16th century. During his reign, England had a great cultural splendor.
He maintained icy relations with Felipe II, with whom he waged a war that economically ruined both countries. His reign of 44 years and 127 days has been the fifth longest in English history, behind those of Isabel II, Victoria I, George III and Edward III.

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Lucía Calderón Sánchez and Samara del Carmen Alba González KING HENRY VIII - 1491: Henry was born at Palace of Placentia in Greenwich.His father was King Henry VII and he has an older brother whose name was Arthur. - 1494 The prince Herny was named duke of York. - 1502: Prince Arthur died of an infection, and Henry became heir to the throne. - 1509: Henry became King of Britain, after the death of the his father. He married Catalina de Aragón, after obtaining permission from the Pope. - 1511: The Pope Julio II started a war against France, and Henry signed the treaty of Westminster. - 1516: María, the daughter of Henry and Catalina, was born in Greenwich. - 1518: King Henry VIII started a romance with Elizabeth Blount, known as Bessie Blount. - 1519: Elizabeth "Bessie" Blount gave birth to Henry Fitzroy, duke of Richmond, the illegitimate son of the King. - 1520: King Francisco I of France gathered Henry VIII, but he didn´t get his support against the emperor Carlos V. - 1521: King Henry VIII recived the title of Fidei defensor for his opposition to Martin Lutero and the Reform. - 1525: King Henry VIII has a romance with María Bolena. - 1526: Henry VIII fell in love with Ana Bolena. - 1527: The treaty of Westminster finished when Henry refused to help Carlos I to conquer France. - 1533: King Henry VIII got maried with Ana Bolena and was excommunicated by the Pope Clemente VII. Ana Bolena became queen. Ana gave birth to Isabel.- 1534: English Parliament approved the First Law of succession, that gave the succession to the sons of Henry and Ana and the Law of Supremacy, that confirmed that the King became in supreme leader of the English Church. - 1536: Catalina of Argón died at Kimbolton Palace and Ana Bolena was arrested for adultery. She was executed in Tower Hill. King Henry VIII got married with Jane Seymour. - 1537: Jane Seymour died after the premature birth of her son. - 1540: Henry VIII married Ana of Cleves, but the marriage was annuled, and he got married with Catalina Howard. - 1541: Henry VIII became King of Ireland. - 1542: Catalina Howard was executed for adultery. - 1543: Enrique VIII got married with Catalina Parr. - 1547: On 28th January, the King Henry VIII died at Whitehall Palace.
Lucía Calderón Sánchez and Samara del Carmen Alba González                                     KING HENRY VIII                        - 1491: Henry was born at Palace of Placentia in Greenwich.His father was King Henry VII and he has an older brother whose name was Arthur.                                   - 1494 The prince Herny was named duke of York.                 - 1502: Prince Arthur died of an infection, and Henry became heir to the throne.        - 1509: Henry became King of Britain, after the death of the his father. He married Catalina de Aragón, after obtaining permission from the Pope.       - 1511: The Pope Julio II started a war against France, and Henry signed the treaty of Westminster.                                - 1516: María, the daughter of Henry and Catalina, was born in Greenwich.                    - 1518: King Henry VIII started a romance with Elizabeth Blount, known as Bessie Blount.                                         - 1519: Elizabeth "Bessie" Blount gave birth to Henry Fitzroy, duke of Richmond, the illegitimate son of the King.        - 1520: King Francisco I of France gathered Henry VIII, but he didn´t get his support against the emperor Carlos V. - 1521: King Henry VIII recived the title of Fidei defensor for his opposition to Martin Lutero and the Reform.              - 1525: King Henry VIII has a romance with María Bolena.     - 1526: Henry VIII fell in love with Ana Bolena.                         - 1527: The treaty of Westminster finished when Henry refused to help Carlos I to conquer France.                     - 1533: King Henry VIII got maried with Ana Bolena and was excommunicated by the Pope Clemente VII. Ana Bolena became queen. Ana gave birth to Isabel.- 1534: English Parliament approved the First Law of succession, that gave the succession to the sons of Henry and Ana and the Law of Supremacy, that confirmed that the King became in supreme leader of the English Church.                    - 1536: Catalina of Argón died at Kimbolton Palace and Ana Bolena was arrested for adultery. She was executed in Tower Hill. King Henry VIII got married with Jane Seymour.    - 1537: Jane Seymour died after the premature birth of her son.                                       - 1540: Henry VIII married Ana of Cleves, but the marriage was annuled, and he got married with Catalina Howard.  - 1541: Henry VIII became King of Ireland.                           - 1542: Catalina Howard was executed for adultery.               - 1543: Enrique VIII got married with Catalina Parr.      - 1547: On 28th January, the King Henry VIII died at Whitehall Palace.
Chronology of the life of Carlos III - Joseba Villabrille y Pepe Ferrando-1716: Carlos III born in Madrid, Spain (20 of January)-1731: The Holy Roman Empire adhered to the Treaty of Seville and Charles III, aged 15, left Spain for Italy to occupy their places-1731: He inherited initially from his mother, Isabel de Farnesio the duchies of Parma, Piacenza and Tuscany-1738: He married Maria Amalia de Sajonia, daughter of Federico Augusto II, Duke of Saxony and Lithuania and King of Poland.-1759: The death without descendants of Ferdinand VI, however, made the Crown of Spain fall to Charles III-1767: He expelled the Jesuits from Spain.-1768: Reorganized the army-1770: He created the San Isidro Studios in Madrid-1771: Created the Order of Carlos III to reward personal merit, regardless of the inherited titles-1778: Promoted agriculture (decreeing the free trade of grain and organizing experimental crops in the royal gardens of Aranjuez) and colonial trade (forming companies like the Philippines and liberalizing trade with America)-1788: He died in Madrid, Spain (14 of December)
Chronology of the life of Carlos III - Joseba Villabrille y Pepe Ferrando-1716: Carlos III born in Madrid, Spain (20 of January)-1731: The Holy Roman Empire adhered to the Treaty of Seville and Charles III, aged 15, left Spain for Italy to occupy their places-1731: He inherited initially from his mother, Isabel de Farnesio the duchies of Parma, Piacenza and Tuscany-1738: He married Maria Amalia de Sajonia, daughter of Federico Augusto II, Duke of Saxony and Lithuania and King of Poland.-1759: The death without descendants of Ferdinand VI, however, made the Crown of Spain fall to Charles III-1767: He expelled the Jesuits from Spain.-1768: Reorganized the army-1770: He created the San Isidro Studios in Madrid-1771: Created the Order of Carlos III to reward personal merit, regardless of the inherited titles-1778: Promoted agriculture (decreeing the free trade of grain and organizing experimental crops in the royal gardens of Aranjuez) and colonial trade (forming companies like the Philippines and liberalizing trade with America)-1788: He died in Madrid, Spain (14 of December)

María Bermúdez y Clara Comesaña
María Bermúdez y Clara Comesaña
1968: On January 30 in Madrid was born Felipe VI, current king of Spain and third son of the previous kings, Juan Carlos I of Bourbon and Sofia of Greece.
1972: On September 15 Oviedo was born the current queen consort of Spain, Letizia Ortiz
1977: Felipe is given the title of Prince of Asturias.
19990: Letizia studied journalism in Madrid.
1993: Felipe VI was a graduate of the law degree.
2000: Letizia Ortiz received the Marino Jose de Larra award, for her work as best journalist under 30 years.
2004: On May 22, he married his current wife, Letizia Ortiz.
2005: On October 31 was born his first daughter and heir to the throne, Leonor, current princess of Spain.
2007: On April 29, his second daughter, Sofía, was born, the current Infanta of Spain.
2014: On June 19 Felipe VI and his wife Letizia were proclaimed kings of Spain after the abdication of his father, Juan Carlos I de Borbón.
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Lorena Moreno
Lorena Moreno 
The name of the king or queen: Elizabeth ll
He was born on: October 10, 1830, in Madrid.
He became king on: September 26, 1833 until September 30, 1868
Important events in your life: Your reign is divided into two major stages:
-The minority, during which they assumed the regency, first, his mother María Cristina de Borbón-Dos Sicilias and, later, General Baldomero Espartero.
-The effective reign, which begins with the declaration by the Cortes in 1843 of his advanced age majority when he was only thirteen. Throughout his reign there was the configuration of the liberal state in Spain.
Died on: April 9, 1904, with 73 years.


Isabel Aragón Brenes
Isabel Aragón Brenes
Roberto Altamirano y Marta Amaya
Roberto Altamirano y Marta Amaya
Marta García y Daniela
Marta García y Daniela
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José Miguel Cardoso Brenes y Nicolás Montero Duarte
José Miguel Cardoso Brenes y Nicolás Montero Duarte
1845- Amadeo I de Saboya was born in Turín, Italy.  His parents were Victor Manuel II de Italy (the first king of Italy) and María Adelaida de Habsburgo-Lorena.

1867- He get promoted to cavalry brigadier after a war versus Austria. The same year he get merried with María Victoria del Pozzo della Cisterna.

1869- He get promoted to Vice Admiral of the army.

1870- In Spain had been a revolution against the royal family, it made change the Constitution and Spain became a constitutional monarchy, and it made Isabel II de Spain get exilied. Amadeo was choosed by the Parlament to be the new king of Spain(edited)

1873- Amadeo I abdicated, becouse there were to many people against him, so in Spain was established the I Republic and Amadeo came again to Italy, becaming in Duke of Aosta

1876- Amadeo's wife died in Saint Remo.

1888- The Duke get married another time, this time with her niece María Leticia Bonaparte.

1890- Amadeo of Saboya died in the palace of Turin.

Sara Frisone
Sara Frisone

Henry VIII

 Son of Henry VII of England,
his older brother was Arthur, prince of Wales, firstborn and consequent heir to the throne of Henry VII.
Prince Arthur was the victim of acute flu. Suddenly, everything seemed to collapse. The health of King Henry VII was notoriously bad and his only surviving son, the future Henry VIII, had not yet reached the age of majority. Immediately he was declared successor in anticipation of any contingency.
In 1509 Enrique VII died, and Enrique VIII occupied the throne destined to his deceased brother. Henry VIII was then seventeen years old and did not lack political capacity. He ended up marrying Catalina de Aragón, five years older than him.
 
Omar y Alberto
Omar y Alberto
Felipe II
Amina Bazakir Y Carmen Ramirez
Amina Bazakir Y Carmen Ramirez
SOFIA OF GRECE.

Queen of spain. The first-born daughter of King Paul I of Greece and Queen Frederick, he had not yet completed two years when Mussolini invaded Greece, demanding unconditional surrender and the renunciation of sovereignty. In the spring of 1941, the royal family left the country and went into exile for five years: Crete, Alexandria, Cairo, and finally Cape Town (South Africa). In 1946, after World War II , the royal family was able to return to their country. The following year Prince Paul was crowned King of Greece.
She married Juan Carlos and 
On December 20, 1963, his first daughter, Elena, was born; on June 13, 1965 the second, Cristina; and on January 30, 1968, his first and only son, Felipe, was born, destined to be the Prince of Asturias and heir of the Spanish Crown. On the death of General Franco, Don Juan Carlos took over the Head of State, and a few days later, the Princes Don Juan Carlos and Doña Sofía were crowned Kings of Spain in the Palace of the Spanish Cortes.


JULIA ARAGÓN Y MANUEL RAMOS
JULIA ARAGÓN Y MANUEL RAMOS 
VICTORIA OF UK 
She born on May 24, 1819 and died on January 22, 1901. She was British monarch since the death of her paternal uncle, Guillermo IV, on June 20, 1837, until her death on January 22, 1901, while as empress of India she was the first to hold the title from January 1, 1877 until his death. She inherited the throne at eighteen, after the death without legitimate offspring of three paternal uncles. She married his cousin, Prince Albert of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha in 1840.She had nine children.
 This earned her the nickname "Europe's grandmother.".Her reign of 63 years, 7 months and 2 days is the second longest in the history of the United Kingdom, second only to that of his great-great-granddaughter Elizabeth II, and is known as the Victorian era. It was a period of industrial, cultural, political, scientific and military change in the United Kingdom and was marked by the expansion of the British Empire. Victoria was the last monarch of the Hannover house. His son and successor, Edward VII, belonged to the new house of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha.
Nerea y Amal
Nerea y Amal
Carlos Villabrille Garcés y Pablo Comesaña
Carlos Villabrille Garcés y Pablo Comesaña


Carlos I de España y V del Sacro Imperio Romano Germánico.

 

1500: Born in Gante (Flandes) 24 th  of february.

1516: His grandfather Fernando el Católico dies and he is proclaimed king of Spain with the name of Carlos I.

1519: He is elected emperor of the Holy Empire with the name of Charles V.

1520: He is crowned emperor in the city of Aquisgrán.


1522: He returns to Spain, where he remains for seven years.
 
1523: Represses hard the return of the Germans of Valencia and Mallorca.

1525: Spanish victory in Pavia, where Francisco I of France falls prisoner.
 
1526: He married Isabel de Portugal. The following year was born the firstborn, the future Felipe II.
 
1529: Signature of the Peace of Cambrai between France and Spain.
 
1534: The Turkish fleet takes Bizerte and Tunisia.
 
1535: He personally directs the expedition against Tunisia, which he recovers after taking the Goleta.
 
1538: The Turks defeat the Christian fleet on the coast of Epirus. Signing of the Truce of Nice, between France and Spain.
 
1543: He leaves his son Felipe as regent of Spain.
 
1547: Victory over the German Protestant princes in Mühlberg.
 
1554: Signature of the Crépy Treaty.
 
1555: Signing of the Peace of Augsburg, by which recognizes to the protestants the freedom of cult and the property of the expropriated goods to the Church before 1552.
 
1555: Abdicates in favor of his son Philip II, who receives the sovereignty of the Netherlands, Castile and León, Aragon and Catalonia, Navarre, the kingdom of Naples, Sardinia, the crown of Sicily, the Duchy of Milan and the Indies.
 
1556: gives the Sacro Empire to his brother Fernando I.
 
1557: He retires to the Monastery of Yuste.
 
1558: He died in Yuste on September 21.

Francisco Jesus y Jose Maria
Francisco Jesus y Jose Maria
Henry IV of England (Castle of Bolingbroke, April 3, 1367 - Abbey of Westminster, March 20, 1413), King of England from 1399 to 1413.

He was the son of Juan de Gante-son of King Edward III of England-Count of Richmond and Duke of Lancaster and his first wife White of Lancaster, Duchess of Lancaster-grand-granddaughter of King Henry III of England-being the fourth son of marriage, but the death of his three older brothers in childhood made him the heir of his father.

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Lucía Calderón Sánchez and Samara del Carmen Alba González                                     KING HENRY VIII                        - 1491: Henry was born at Palace of Placentia in Greenwich.His father was King Henry VII and he has an older brother whose name was Arthur.                                   - 1494 The prince Herny was named duke of York.                 - 1502: Prince Arthur died of an infection, and Henry became heir to the throne.        - 1509: Henry became King of Britain, after the death of the his father. He married Catalina de Aragón, after obtaining permission from the Pope.       - 1511: The Pope Julio II started a war against France, and Henry signed the treaty of Westminster.                                - 1516: María, the daughter of Henry and Catalina, was born in Greenwich.                    - 1518: King Henry VIII started a romance with Elizabeth Blount, known as Bessie Blount.                                         - 1519: Elizabeth "Bessie" Blount gave birth to Henry Fitzroy, duke of Richmond, the illegitimate son of the King.        - 1520: King Francisco I of France gathered Henry VIII, but he didn´t get his support against the emperor Carlos V. - 1521: King Henry VIII recived the title of Fidei defensor for his opposition to Martin Lutero and the Reform.              - 1525: King Henry VIII has a romance with María Bolena.     - 1526: Henry VIII fell in love with Ana Bolena.                         - 1527: The treaty of Westminster finished when Henry refused to help Carlos I to conquer France.                     - 1533: King Henry VIII got maried with Ana Bolena and was excommunicated by the Pope Clemente VII. Ana Bolena became queen. Ana gave birth to Isabel.- 1534: English Parliament approved the First Law of succession, that gave the succession to the sons of Henry and Ana and the Law of Supremacy, that confirmed that the King became in supreme leader of the English Church.                    - 1536: Catalina of Argón died at Kimbolton Palace and Ana Bolena was arrested for adultery. She was executed in Tower Hill. King Henry VIII got married with Jane Seymour.    - 1537: Jane Seymour died after the premature birth of her son.                                       - 1540: Henry VIII married Ana of Cleves, but the marriage was annuled, and he got married with Catalina Howard.  - 1541: Henry VIII became King of Ireland.                           - 1542: Catalina Howard was executed for adultery.               - 1543: Enrique VIII got married with Catalina Parr.      - 1547: On 28th January, the King Henry VIII died at Whitehall Palace.

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Lucía Calderón Sánchez and Samara del Carmen Alba González                                     KING HENRY VIII                        - 1491: Henry was born at Palace of Placentia in Greenwich.His father was King Henry VII and he has an older brother whose name was Arthur.                                   - 1494 The prince Herny was named duke of York.                 - 1502: Prince Arthur died of an infection, and Henry became heir to the throne.        - 1509: Henry became King of Britain, after the death of the his father. He married Catalina de Aragón, after obtaining permission from the Pope.       - 1511: The Pope Julio II started a war against France, and Henry signed the treaty of Westminster.                                - 1516: María, the daughter of Henry and Catalina, was born in Greenwich.                    - 1518: King Henry VIII started a romance with Elizabeth Blount, known as Bessie Blount.                                         - 1519: Elizabeth "Bessie" Blount gave birth to Henry Fitzroy, duke of Richmond, the illegitimate son of the King.        - 1520: King Francisco I of France gathered Henry VIII, but he didn´t get his support against the emperor Carlos V. - 1521: King Henry VIII recived the title of Fidei defensor for his opposition to Martin Lutero and the Reform.              - 1525: King Henry VIII has a romance with María Bolena.     - 1526: Henry VIII fell in love with Ana Bolena.                         - 1527: The treaty of Westminster finished when Henry refused to help Carlos I to conquer France.                     - 1533: King Henry VIII got maried with Ana Bolena and was excommunicated by the Pope Clemente VII. Ana Bolena became queen. Ana gave birth to Isabel.- 1534: English Parliament approved the First Law of succession, that gave the succession to the sons of Henry and Ana and the Law of Supremacy, that confirmed that the King became in supreme leader of the English Church.                    - 1536: Catalina of Argón died at Kimbolton Palace and Ana Bolena was arrested for adultery. She was executed in Tower Hill. King Henry VIII got married with Jane Seymour.    - 1537: Jane Seymour died after the premature birth of her son.                                       - 1540: Henry VIII married Ana of Cleves, but the marriage was annuled, and he got married with Catalina Howard.  - 1541: Henry VIII became King of Ireland.                           - 1542: Catalina Howard was executed for adultery.               - 1543: Enrique VIII got married with Catalina Parr.      - 1547: On 28th January, the King Henry VIII died at Whitehall Palace.

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Chronology of the life of Carlos III - Joseba Villabrille y Pepe Ferrando-1716: Carlos III born in Madrid, Spain (20 of January)-1731: The Holy Roman Empire adhered to the Treaty of Seville and Charles III, aged 15, left Spain for Italy to occupy their places-1731: He inherited initially from his mother, Isabel de Farnesio the duchies of Parma, Piacenza and Tuscany-1738: He married Maria Amalia de Sajonia, daughter of Federico Augusto II, Duke of Saxony and Lithuania and King of Poland.-1759: The death without descendants of Ferdinand VI, however, made the Crown of Spain fall to Charles III-1767: He expelled the Jesuits from Spain.-1768: Reorganized the army-1770: He created the San Isidro Studios in Madrid-1771: Created the Order of Carlos III to reward personal merit, regardless of the inherited titles-1778: Promoted agriculture (decreeing the free trade of grain and organizing experimental crops in the royal gardens of Aranjuez) and colonial trade (forming companies like the Philippines and liberalizing trade with America)-1788: He died in Madrid, Spain (14 of December)

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Chronology of the life of Carlos III - Joseba Villabrille y Pepe Ferrando-1716: Carlos III born in Madrid, Spain (20 of January)-1731: The Holy Roman Empire adhered to the Treaty of Seville and Charles III, aged 15, left Spain for Italy to occupy their places-1731: He inherited initially from his mother, Isabel de Farnesio the duchies of Parma, Piacenza and Tuscany-1738: He married Maria Amalia de Sajonia, daughter of Federico Augusto II, Duke of Saxony and Lithuania and King of Poland.-1759: The death without descendants of Ferdinand VI, however, made the Crown of Spain fall to Charles III-1767: He expelled the Jesuits from Spain.-1768: Reorganized the army-1770: He created the San Isidro Studios in Madrid-1771: Created the Order of Carlos III to reward personal merit, regardless of the inherited titles-1778: Promoted agriculture (decreeing the free trade of grain and organizing experimental crops in the royal gardens of Aranjuez) and colonial trade (forming companies like the Philippines and liberalizing trade with America)-1788: He died in Madrid, Spain (14 of December)

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1968: On January 30 in Madrid was born Felipe VI, current king of Spain and third son of the previous kings, Juan Carlos I of Bourbon and Sofia of Greece.
1972: On September 15 Oviedo was born the current queen consort of Spain, Letizia Ortiz
1977: Felipe is given the title of Prince of Asturias.
19990: Letizia studied journalism in Madrid.
1993: Felipe VI was a graduate of the law degree.
2000: Letizia Ortiz received the Marino Jose de Larra award, for her work as best journalist under 30 years.
2004: On May 22, he married his current wife, Letizia Ortiz.
2005: On October 31 was born his first daughter and heir to the throne, Leonor, current princess of Spain.
2007: On April 29, his second daughter, Sofía, was born, the current Infanta of Spain.
2014: On June 19 Felipe VI and his wife Letizia were proclaimed kings of Spain after the abdication of his father, Juan Carlos I de Borbón.

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The name of the king or queen: Elizabeth ll
He was born on: October 10, 1830, in Madrid.
He became king on: September 26, 1833 until September 30, 1868
Important events in your life: Your reign is divided into two major stages:
-The minority, during which they assumed the regency, first, his mother María Cristina de Borbón-Dos Sicilias and, later, General Baldomero Espartero.
-The effective reign, which begins with the declaration by the Cortes in 1843 of his advanced age majority when he was only thirteen. Throughout his reign there was the configuration of the liberal state in Spain.
Died on: April 9, 1904, with 73 years.

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José Miguel Cardoso Brenes y Nicolás Montero Duarte

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José Miguel Cardoso Brenes y Nicolás Montero Duarte

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1845- Amadeo I de Saboya was born in Turín, Italy.  His parents were Victor Manuel II de Italy (the first king of Italy) and María Adelaida de Habsburgo-Lorena.

1867- He get promoted to cavalry brigadier after a war versus Austria. The same year he get merried with María Victoria del Pozzo della Cisterna.

1869- He get promoted to Vice Admiral of the army.

1870- In Spain had been a revolution against the royal family, it made change the Constitution and Spain became a constitutional monarchy, and it made Isabel II de Spain get exilied. Amadeo was choosed by the Parlament to be the new king of Spain(edited)

1873- Amadeo I abdicated, becouse there were to many people against him, so in Spain was established the I Republic and Amadeo came again to Italy, becaming in Duke of Aosta

1876- Amadeo's wife died in Saint Remo.

1888- The Duke get married another time, this time with her niece María Leticia Bonaparte.

1890- Amadeo of Saboya died in the palace of Turin.

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Henry VIII

Son of Henry VII of England,
his older brother was Arthur, prince of Wales, firstborn and consequent heir to the throne of Henry VII.
Prince Arthur was the victim of acute flu. Suddenly, everything seemed to collapse. The health of King Henry VII was notoriously bad and his only surviving son, the future Henry VIII, had not yet reached the age of majority. Immediately he was declared successor in anticipation of any contingency.
In 1509 Enrique VII died, and Enrique VIII occupied the throne destined to his deceased brother. Henry VIII was then seventeen years old and did not lack political capacity. He ended up marrying Catalina de Aragón, five years older than him.

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Felipe II

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SOFIA OF GRECE.

Queen of spain. The first-born daughter of King Paul I of Greece and Queen Frederick, he had not yet completed two years when Mussolini invaded Greece, demanding unconditional surrender and the renunciation of sovereignty. In the spring of 1941, the royal family left the country and went into exile for five years: Crete, Alexandria, Cairo, and finally Cape Town (South Africa). In 1946, after World War II , the royal family was able to return to their country. The following year Prince Paul was crowned King of Greece.
She married Juan Carlos and
On December 20, 1963, his first daughter, Elena, was born; on June 13, 1965 the second, Cristina; and on January 30, 1968, his first and only son, Felipe, was born, destined to be the Prince of Asturias and heir of the Spanish Crown. On the death of General Franco, Don Juan Carlos took over the Head of State, and a few days later, the Princes Don Juan Carlos and Doña Sofía were crowned Kings of Spain in the Palace of the Spanish Cortes.

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VICTORIA OF UK
She born on May 24, 1819 and died on January 22, 1901. She was British monarch since the death of her paternal uncle, Guillermo IV, on June 20, 1837, until her death on January 22, 1901, while as empress of India she was the first to hold the title from January 1, 1877 until his death. She inherited the throne at eighteen, after the death without legitimate offspring of three paternal uncles. She married his cousin, Prince Albert of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha in 1840.She had nine children.

This earned her the nickname "Europe's grandmother.".Her reign of 63 years, 7 months and 2 days is the second longest in the history of the United Kingdom, second only to that of his great-great-granddaughter Elizabeth II, and is known as the Victorian era. It was a period of industrial, cultural, political, scientific and military change in the United Kingdom and was marked by the expansion of the British Empire. Victoria was the last monarch of the Hannover house. His son and successor, Edward VII, belonged to the new house of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha.

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Carlos Villabrille Garcés y Pablo Comesaña

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Carlos Villabrille Garcés y Pablo Comesaña

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Carlos I de España y V del Sacro Imperio Romano Germánico.

1500: Born in Gante (Flandes) 24 th  of february.

1516: His grandfather Fernando el Católico dies and he is proclaimed king of Spain with the name of Carlos I.

1519: He is elected emperor of the Holy Empire with the name of Charles V.

1520: He is crowned emperor in the city of Aquisgrán.

1522: He returns to Spain, where he remains for seven years.

1523: Represses hard the return of the Germans of Valencia and Mallorca.

1525: Spanish victory in Pavia, where Francisco I of France falls prisoner.

1526: He married Isabel de Portugal. The following year was born the firstborn, the future Felipe II.

1529: Signature of the Peace of Cambrai between France and Spain.

1534: The Turkish fleet takes Bizerte and Tunisia.

1535: He personally directs the expedition against Tunisia, which he recovers after taking the Goleta.

1538: The Turks defeat the Christian fleet on the coast of Epirus. Signing of the Truce of Nice, between France and Spain.

1543: He leaves his son Felipe as regent of Spain.

1547: Victory over the German Protestant princes in Mühlberg.

1554: Signature of the Crépy Treaty.

1555: Signing of the Peace of Augsburg, by which recognizes to the protestants the freedom of cult and the property of the expropriated goods to the Church before 1552.

1555: Abdicates in favor of his son Philip II, who receives the sovereignty of the Netherlands, Castile and León, Aragon and Catalonia, Navarre, the kingdom of Naples, Sardinia, the crown of Sicily, the Duchy of Milan and the Indies.

1556: gives the Sacro Empire to his brother Fernando I.

1557: He retires to the Monastery of Yuste.

1558: He died in Yuste on September 21.

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Henry IV of England (Castle of Bolingbroke, April 3, 1367 - Abbey of Westminster, March 20, 1413), King of England from 1399 to 1413.

He was the son of Juan de Gante-son of King Edward III of England-Count of Richmond and Duke of Lancaster and his first wife White of Lancaster, Duchess of Lancaster-grand-granddaughter of King Henry III of England-being the fourth son of marriage, but the death of his three older brothers in childhood made him the heir of his father.