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Abdication of King Charles IV in favour of his son Ferdinand VII, March 19, 1808, (1851). Creator: Unknown.

Abdication of King Charles IV in favour of his son Ferdinand VII, March 19, 1808, (1851). Creator: Unknown.

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Abdication of King Charles IV in favour of his son Ferdinand VII, March 19, 1808, (1851). The unpopularity of King Charles IV and his favourite, Godoy, was the cause of the Mutiny of Aranjuez (17-18 March 1808) that forced Charles IV to abdicate in favour of his son, Ferdinand. From "Historia del Levantamiento, guerra y revolución de España" (History of the Spanish Uprising, War and Revolution) by the Conde de Toreno, Madrid, 1851.

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Subject
  1. King Charles IV of Spain: Spanish: Ruler, kingSearch Wikipedia for King Charles IV of Spain
  2. Ferdinand VII, King of Spain: Spanish: King of SpainSearch Wikipedia for Ferdinand VII, King of Spain
People Related
  1. Jose María Queipo de Llano: Spanish: politician, prime minister and historianSearch Wikipedia for Jose María Queipo de Llano
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History & Politics Historical Events Royal Events

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History & Politics Politics Political Events

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