When was Pedro I of Brazil born?

Pedro I of Brazil was born on 1798-10-12.

What events was Pedro I of Brazil involved in?

Born: 25 June 1734 in Canaveses, Portugal; Died: 11 December 1819 in São José de Ribamar, near Lisbon, Portugal

What events was Pedro I of Brazil involved in?

Born: 25 June 1734 in Canaveses, Portugal; Died: 11 December 1819 in São José de Ribamar, near Lisbon, Portugal

What events was Pedro I of Brazil involved in?

Queen consort of Portugal and Empress consort of Brazil (1797–1826)

Pedro I of Brazil

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Born — Life — 1798-10-12
Pedro I of Brazil was born on 1798-10-12.
Worked for Monteiro Rocha — Career — 1804-01-01
Born: 25 June 1734 in Canaveses, Portugal; Died: 11 December 1819 in São José de Ribamar, near Lisbon, Portugal
Worked for Monteiro Rocha — Career — 1807-01-01
Born: 25 June 1734 in Canaveses, Portugal; Died: 11 December 1819 in São José de Ribamar, near Lisbon, Portugal
Married Maria Leopoldina of Austria — Family — 1817-05-13
Queen consort of Portugal and Empress consort of Brazil (1797–1826)
Began serving as Emperor of Brazil — Career — 1822-10-12
monach of the Brazilian Empire
Began serving as Monarch of Portugal — Career — 1826-03-10
Head of State of the Kingdom of Portugal
Held the title of King of Portugal and the Algarves — Identity — 1826-03-10
Portuguese noble title of the monarch of Portugal
Held the title of King of Portugal and the Algarves — Identity — 1826-05-02
Portuguese noble title of the monarch of Portugal
Stopped serving as Monarch of Portugal — Career — 1826-05-12
Head of State of the Kingdom of Portugal
Marriage to Maria Leopoldina of Austria ended — Family — 1826-12-11
Queen consort of Portugal and Empress consort of Brazil (1797–1826)
Married Empress Amélie of Brazil — Family — 1829-10-17
Empress consort of Brasil (1812–1873)
Stopped serving as Emperor of Brazil — Career — 1831-04-07
monach of the Brazilian Empire
Died — Life — 1834-09-24
Pedro I of Brazil died on 1834-09-24.
Received Tancredo Neves Pantheon of Fatherland and Freedom — Recognition — 1999-09-05
cenotaph in Brasília