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List of Spanish regents

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This is a list ofSpanish regents, aregent, from theLatinregens "one who reigns", is a person selected to act ashead of state (ruling or not) becausethe ruler is a minor, not present, or debilitated.[note 1]

Reign ofJoanna, Queen of Castile and Aragon

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NameRegency startRegency end
Regencies (Governor of the Realms), disability ofQueen Joanna.
Crown of Castile:
Ferdinand II of Aragon
26 November 1504
Death of QueenIsabellathe Catholic.
27 June 1506
QueenJoanna and KingPhilip I's arrival.
17 August 1507
Death of KingPhilip I of Castile in September 1506, followed by the recognition of the incapacity of Queen Joanna.
23 January 1516
Crown of Castile:
Cardinal Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros
23 January 1516
Death of King Ferdinand II.
19 September 1517
King Charles I's arrival.

Crown of Aragon:
Alonso de Aragón
Queen's Guardian
and
Germaine of Foix
Lieutenant General
23 January 1516
Death of King Ferdinand II.
29 July 1518
Charles I become co-monarch with his mother Queen Joanna.

Reign ofCharles I

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NameRegency startRegency end
Regencies (Governor of the Realms) duringCharles I's absences.[1]
Cardinal Adriaan Florenszoon BoeyensMay 1520January 1522
Election as Pope.
Eleanor of AustriaJanuary 1522July 1522

King Charles I's arrival.

Empress IsabellaJuly 1529April 1533
King Charles I's arrival.
April 1535December 1536
King Charles I's arrival.
July 15381 May 1539
Death of Empress Isabella.
Juan Pardo de Tavera

(de facto)

November 1539
Charles I's absences.
November 1541
King Charles I's arrival.
Prince Philip[2]

(de jure)

Prince PhilipMay 15431548


Archduke Maximilian[3]
and
Maria of Austria
1 October 1548
Charles I and Prince Philip's absences.
12 July 1551
Prince Philip's arrival.
Prince Philip12 July 1551July 1554
Joanna of Austria, Princess Dowager of PortugalJuly 1554
Charles I and Prince Philip's absences.
8 September 1559
King Philip II's arrival.
(Became monarch in 1556)

Reign ofPhilip III

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Regency (Governor of the Realms) as President of theCouncil of Castile during KingPhilip III's visit to Portugal.
Fernando de Acevedo [es]22 April 16194 December 1619

Reign ofCharles II

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NameRegency startRegency end
Queen Regent during the minority of KingCharles II.
Mariana of Austria17 September 1665
Death of KingPhilip IV.[4]
6 November 1675
Charles II's majority.[5]
Regency (Lieutenant General of the Realms) during King Charles II's illness.
Cardinal Luis Fernández de Portocarrero29 October 1700[6]1 November 1700
Death of King Charles II.

Reign ofPhilip V

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Government Board of the Realms.
1 November 170018 February 1701
KingPhilip V's arrival.
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NameRegency startRegency end
Regency (General Governor of the Realms) during King Philip V's absence.
Cardinal Luis Fernández de Portocarrero1 September 1701[8]17 January 1703[9]

Reign ofCharles III

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Queen Regent during KingCharles III's absence.
Elisabeth Farnese10 August 1759
Death of KingFerdinand VI.
9 December 1759
KingCharles III's arrival.

First Reign ofFerdinand VII

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NameRegency startRegency end
Supreme Board of Government,French invasion (KingFerdinand VII's absence). President:
Infante Antonio Pascual of Spain10 April 18084 May 1808
Infante Antonio Pascual'sdeparture to Bayonne.

French Invasion and Reign ofJoseph Bonaparte

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NameRegency startRegency end
Lieutenant General of the Realm.
Joachim Murat4 May 1808[10]20 July 1808
KingJoseph's arrival.


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NameRegency startRegency end
Emperor's Lieutenant General in Spain.
Jean-de-Dieu Soult1 July 1813
King Joseph's departure.[11]
11 December 1813
Treaty of Valençay

Second Reign of Ferdinand VII

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Peninsular War

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Regencies atPeninsular War, against the French invaders.
ImageNameRegency startRegency end
Supreme Central and Governing Board of the Realm. Presidents:
José Moñino, 1st Count of Floridablanca
(Acting)

25 September 1808


1 October 1808

1 October 180830 December 1808
Vicente Joaquín Osorio de Moscoso y Guzmán, 15th Marquis of Astorga
(Acting)

30 December 1808


1 May 1809


1 May 1809


1 November 1809

Juan Acisclo de Vera1 November 180931 January 1810
Regency Board of Spain and the Indies. Presidents:
Francisco Javier Castaños1 February 181029 May 1810
Pedro de Quevedo y Quintano29 May 181026 September 1810
Francisco Saavedra de Sangronis27 September 181028 October 1810
Pedro Agar y Bustillo28 October 18108 December 1810
Joaquín Blake y Joyes8 December 18108 April 1811
Pedro Agar y Bustillo8 April 18118 August 1811
Gabriel de Císcar y Císcar8 August de 18118 December de 1811
Pedro Agar y Bustillo8 December 181122 January 1812
Regency Council of the Realm. Presidents:
Joaquín de Mosquera y Figueroa22 January 181215 June 1812
Pedro de Alcántara Álvarez de Toledo, 13th Duke of the Infantado15 June 181215 December 1812
Juan María de Villavicencio15 December 18128 March 1813
Luis María de Borbón y Vallabriga, 14th Count of Chinchón
(Acting)

8 March 1813


22 March 1813

22 March 181310 May 1814
King Ferdinand VII's arrival.

Liberal Triennium andHundred Thousand Sons of St. Louis Intervention

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Regencies during theHundred Thousand Sons of St. Louis Intervention.
Enshrined in theCortes (Spanish Parliament)
ImageNameRegency startRegency end
Provisional Regency Council of the Realm. President:
Cayetano Valdés y Flores11 June 1823
King Ferdinand VII prisoner of the Cortes.
15 June 1823
Enshrined in the French army
ImageNameRegency startRegency end
Provisional Government Board of Spain and the Indies. President:
Francisco de Eguía9 April 182325 May 1823
Regency Council of the Realm during King's Captivity. President:
Pedro de Alcántara Álvarez de Toledo, 13th Duke of the Infantado25 May 18231 October 1823
King Ferdinand VII's liberation.

Reign ofIsabella II

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Regencies during the minority of QueenIsabella II:
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Queen Regent
Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies29 September 1833
Death of King Ferdinand VII.
12 October 1840
Queen Regent's deposition.
Provisional Regency of the Realm. President:
Baldomero Espartero12 October 184010 May 1841
Regent of the Realm
Baldomero Espartero10 May 184123 July 1843
General Espartero's deposition and
QueenIsabella II's majority.

Interregnum and Reign ofAmadeo

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ImageNameTerm startTerm end
Provisional Government andExecutive Power.[note 2] President:
Francisco Serrano y Domínguez(President of the Provisional Government)
8 October 1868
Queen Isabella II's deposition.
25 February 1869
(President of the Executive Power)
25 February 1869
18 June 1869
ImagePersonal
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Regent of the Realm
Francisco Serrano y Domínguez18 June 18692 January 1871
KingAmadeo's arrival.

Reign ofAlfonso XII

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Regency Ministry during KingAlfonso XII's absence. President:
Antonio Cánovas del Castillo31 December 1874
Bourbon dynasty restored.
14 January 1875
King Alfonso XII's arrival.

Reign ofAlfonso XIII

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Queen Regent after the death of Alfonso XII (who died while she was pregnant) and during the minority of KingAlfonso XIII (who was born king).
Maria Christina of Austria
Death of King Alfonso XII.
26 November 188517 May 1902
King Alfonso XIII's majority.

Dictatorship of Francisco Franco

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National interregnum under theFrancoist regime.
Francisco Franco,Caudillo of Spain26 July 1947
Restoration of the "Kingdom of Spain"
20 November 1975
Died
Alejandro Rodríguez de Valcárcel20 November 1975
As President of the Regency Council after Franco's death.
22 November 1975
Juan Carlos became monarch.

Acting regents

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Regency Council duringFrancisco Franco's visit to Portugal.
22 October 194927 October 1949
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Acting Head of State duringFrancisco Franco's illness.
Juan Carlos, Prince of Spain
19 July 1974


2 September 1974

30 October 197520 November 1975
Death of Francisco Franco.

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^TheOxford English Dictionary defines the term as "A person appointed to administer a State because the Monarch is a minor, is absent or is incapacitated."
  2. ^The official name of " Executive Power " between 1868 and 1874, designates a transitory and undefined authority without a constitutional configuration.

References

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  1. ^Pernot, François (2003).La Franche-Comté espagnole: à travers les archives de Simancas, une autre histoire des Franc-Comtois et de leurs relations avec l'Espagne de 1493 à 1678 (in French). Presses Univ. Franche-Comté.ISBN 978-2-84867-032-4.
  2. ^"Carlos V - Carlos de Gante - Los viajes del emperador".www.cervantesvirtual.com. Retrieved2022-12-31.
  3. ^"Carlos V - Carlos de Gante - Los viajes del emperador".www.cervantesvirtual.com. Retrieved2022-12-31.
  4. ^Coleccion de los tratados de paz, alianza, neutralidad, garantia ... hechos por los pueblos, reyes y principes de España con los pueblos, reyes, principes, republicas y demás potencias de Europa ...: desde antes del establecimiento de la monarchia gothica hasta el feliz reynado del rey N.S. D. Fernando VI (in Spanish). por Antonio Marin, Juan de Zuñiga y la viuda de Peralta. 1751.
  5. ^Gaceta de Madrid, 9 de noviembre de 1700(in Spanish).
  6. ^Ubilla y Medina, Antonio; Pallota, Felipe; Edelinck, Gérard; García Infanzon, Juan; Ardemans, Teodoro; Causé, Lambrecht; Berterham, Jan Baptist (1704).Succession de el rey D. Phelipe V, nuestro Señor en la corona de España : diario de sus viages desde Versalles a Madrid, el que executó para su feliz casamiento, jornada a Napoles, a Milan, y a su exercito, successos de la campaña, y su buelta a Madrid. Getty Research Institute. En Madrid : Por Juan Garcia Infanzon ...
  7. ^Gaceta de Madrid, 2 de noviembre de 1700(in Spanish).
  8. ^Gaceta de Madrid, 6 de septiembre de 1701(in Spanish).
  9. ^Gaceta de Madrid, 23 de enero de 1703(in Spanish)
  10. ^Gaceta de Madrid, 13 de mayo 1808(in Spanish)
  11. ^Lafuente, Modesto (1861).Historia general de España (in Spanish). Establecimiento Tipográfico de Mellado.
  12. ^BOE 21 october 1949(in Spanish)
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