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House of Burgundy

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Arms

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Main article: List of coats of arms of the Capetian dynasty
Arms of the House of Burgundy
Duke of Burgundy
Burgundy-Montagu
Burgundy-Viennois
Burgundy-Portugal



House of Burgundy
Parent houseCapetian dynasty
CountryDuchy of Burgundy
Founded1032
FounderRobert of Burgundy
Final rulerPhilip of Burgundy
Titles
Dissolution1361 (ducal line)
1383 (Portuguese line)
Cadet branches


Genealogy

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House of Burgundy

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Family Tree of the House of Burgundy

House of Capet
Robert II
the Pious
King of the Franks
r. 987-1031
972-1031

House of Burgundy
Robert I
the Old
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1032-1076
1011-1076
Henry
the Gallant
1035-1070/4

House of Burgundy
Hugh I
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1076-1079
1057-1093		Odo I Borel
the Red
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1079-1102
1060-1102		Henry
Count of Portugal
r. 1096-1112
1066-1112
Hugh II
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1103-1143
1084-1143		House of Burgundy
House of Aviz
House of Braganza
Odo II
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1143-1162
1118-1162
Hugh III
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1162-1192
1142-1192
Odo III
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1192-1218
1166-1218		Guigues VI
Dauphin of Viennois
r. 1228-1237
1184-1237
Hugh IV
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1218-1272
1213-1272		Guigues VII
Dauphin of Viennois
r. 1237-1269
1225-1269
Odo
Count of Nevers
r. 1257-1262
1230-1266		John
Count of Charolais
1231-1268		Robert II
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1272-1306
1248-1306		John I
Dauphin of Viennois
r. 1269-1282
1264-1282		Anne
Countess of Viennois
r. 1282-1299
?-1299
Yolande II
Countess of Nevers
r. 1262-1280
1247-1280		Margaret
Countess of Tonerre
r. 1262-1308
1250-1308		Adelaide
Countess of Auxerre
r. 1262-1290
1251-1290		Hugh V
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1306-1315
1294-1315		Odo IV
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1315-1349
1295-1349		Louis
Prince of Achaea
r. 1316
1297-1316		Robert
Count of Tonerre
1302-1334
Philip I
Count of Auvergne
r. 1338-1346
1323-1346
Philip I
Duke of Burgundy
r. 1349-1361
1346-1361

Montagu branch

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  • Alexandre, Lord of Montagu (1170 † 1205)
    • Eudes I, Lord of Montagu (1196–1245)
      • Alexandre II, Lord of Bussy (1221–1249)
      • Guillaume I, Lord of Montagu (1222–1300)
        • Alexandre III, Lord of Sombernon (1250–1296)
          • Etienne I, Lord of Sombernon (1273–1315)
            • Etienne II, Lord of Sombernon (1296–1339)
              • Guillaume II, Lord of Sombernon (1320–1350)
                • Jean, Lord of Sombernon (1341–1410)
                  • Catherine, Lady of Sombernon and Malain (1365-aft. 1431)
                • Pierre, Lord of Malain (1343–1419)
              • Pierre I, Lord of Malain (1322-)
                • Etienne, priest (1345–1367)
              • Hugues, monk (1324-aft. 1359)
            • Philibert I, Lord of Couches (1300-aft. 1362)
              • Hugues de Montagu, Lord of Couches (1325-)
                • Jean de Montagu, (1346–1382)
                • Philibert II, Lord of Couches (1348–1406)
                  • Jean II, Lord of Couches (1380-aft. 1435)
                    • Claude, Lord of Couches (1404–1471)
                  • Odot (−1406)
                • Hugues (1351-aft. 1380)
                • Alexandre, abbot of Flavigny (−1417)
          • Guillaume (1276-aft. 1313)
          • Eudes, Lord of Marigny-le-Cahouet (1290–1349)
            • Girard, Lord of Montoillot (1332-aft. 1367)
              • Jean, Lord of Montoillot (1363-aft. 1410)
              • Oudot (1365–1400)
            • Guillaume, Lord of Marigny (1335-aft. 1380)
        • Oudard, Lord of Montagu (1264-aft. 1333)
          • Henri, Lord of Montagu (1306–1349)
          • Oudard, monk at Reims (1312–1340)
      • Philippe, Lord of Chagny (1227-aft. 1277)
      • Gaucher, Lord of Jambles (1230-aft. 1255)
      • Eudes, Lord of Cortiambles (1231-aft. 1255)
    • Alexandre, Bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône (1201–1261)
    • Girard, Lord of Gergy (1203-aft.1222)




Family tree

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Richard of AutunAdelaide of AuxerreRainier II of HainautAdelaide of BurgundyHugh the BlackWilla of BurgundyHugh of VienneEmma of ParisRudolph of FranceErmengarde of BurgundyGilbert of ChalonHugh the GreatLietaud of MaconRobert of VermandoisHugh CapetOtto, Duke of BurgundyLiutgard of ChalonOtto-Henry of BurgundyAdelbert II of ItalyRobert II of FranceOtto-William of BurgundyHenry I CapetHélie of SemurRobert I, Duke of BurgundyErmengarde of AnjouHildegard of BurgundyWilliam VIII of AquitaineHugh of Burgundy (1034–1059)Constance of BurgundyAlfonso VI of CastileRobert of Burgundy, Bishop of LangresRenauld of Burgundy, abbot of St. PierreBeatrice of Burgundy (born 1063)Guy I of VignoryHélie of Burgundy (born 1061)Henry, Count of PortugalTheresa, Countess of PortugalAlfonso I of PortugalSybille of NeversHugh I, Duke of BurgundySybille of Burgundy (1065–1103)Eudes I of BurgundyBertrand of ToulouseHélie of BurgundyHenry of Burgundy (1083–1131)Florine of BurgundySweyn the CrusaderMatilda of MayenneHugh II of BurgundyAremburge of BurgundyDucissa of BurgundyRaymond of GrignonClemence of BurgundyHenry III of DonzyHenry of Burgundy, Bishop of AutunHugh the RedRoger II of SicilySybille of BurgundyGauthier of BurgundyAigeline of BurgundyHugh I of VaudemontRobert of Burgundy, Bishop of AutunMatilda of BurgundyWilliam VII of MontpellierEudes II of BurgundyMarie of Champagne (1128–1190)Alice of Burgundy (1146–1192)Mahaut of LimaisRobert IV of AuvergneBeatrice d'AlbonHugh III of BurgundyAlice of LorraineAmadeo IV of SavoyMarguerite of BurgundyBeatrice of MontferratGuigues VI of ViennoisMahaut of BurgundyJohn, Count of ChalonSimon I of SemurMarie-Ducissa of BurgundyAlice of Burgundy (born 1177)Bernard VII of MercœurAlexander of MontaguBeatrice of RionInfanta Teresa, Countess of FlandersEudes III of BurgundyAlice of VergyHumbert III de ThoireBeatrice of Burgundy (born 1216)Joanna of BurgundyRaoul II of LusignanAlice of Burgundy (1204–1266)Robert I of ClermontBeatrice of Navarre, Duchess of BurgundyHugh IV of BurgundyYolande de Dreux (1212–1248)Isabelle of BurgundyRudolf I of HabsburgHugh, Viscount of AvallonMaguerite of ChalonBeatrice, Lady of GrignonHugh VIII of La MarcheAlice of Burgundy (1233–1273)Henry III of BrabantMarguerite, Lady of MolinotWilliam III of Mont-St. JeanMaud of DampierreEudes of Nevers and AuxerreJoanna of Burgundy (1253–1271)Margaret of Burgundy, Queen of SicilyCharles I of NaplesYolande of BurgundyJean Tristan of FranceRobert III of FlandersJohn of Burgundy (1231–1268)Agnes of DampierreBeatrice of Burgundy, Dame de BourbonRobert, Count of ClermontDuke of BourbonRobert II of BurgundyAgnes of France, Duchess of BurgundyJoanna of Burgundy (1290–1317)Philip VI of FranceRobert of TonnerreJoanna of TonnerreHugh V of BurgundyBlanche of Burgundy (1288–1348)Edward of SavoyMargaret of Burgundy, Queen of FranceLouis X of FranceLouis of BurgundyMatilda of HainaultEudes IV of BurgundyJeanne III, Countess of BurgundyPhilip V of FranceJeanne I, Countess of AuvergnePhilip of Burgundy, Count of AuvergneJoanna of BurgundyMarguerite of Burgundy (born 1345)Philip I of BurgundyMarguerite III of DampierreJohn II of FrancePhilip II of BurgundyAmadeo VIII of SavoyMary of Burgundy (1386–1422)Catherine of BurgundyLeopold IV, Duke of AustriaPhilip II, Count of NeversBonne of ArtoisJoanna of St. PolAntoine of BrabantElisabeth, Duchess of LuxembourgWilliam II, Duke of Bavaria-StraubingMarguerite of Burgundy (1374–1441)John the FearlessMargaret of Bavaria-StraubingAdolph I, Duke of ClevesMarie of Burgundy (1393–1463)Anne of BurgundyJohn of Lancaster, 1st Duke of BedfordAgnes of BurgundyCharles I, Duke of BourbonLouis, Dauphin of France (1397–1415)Margaret of Burgundy (1393–1441)Arthur III of BrittanyInfanta Isabel, Duchess of BurgundyPhilip III of BurgundyBonne of ArtoisMichelle of ValoisAntoine of BurgundyJoseph of BurgundyCharles I of BurgundyMargaret of YorkCatherine of ValoisIsabelle of BourbonMary of BurgundyMaximilian I of Habsburg

Arms

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Main article: List of coats of arms of the Capetian dynasty
Arms of the House of Burgundy
Duke of Burgundy
Burgundy-Montagu
Burgundy-Viennois
Burgundy-Portugal



Portuguese House of Burgundy

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Portuguese House of Burgundy
Caſa d' Borgonna
Coat of Arms of D. Henry of Burgundy, Count of Portugal
Parent houseCapetian dynasty
by way of House of Burgundy
CountryPortugal
Founded1093
FounderHenry, Count of Portugal
Current headExtinct
Final rulerBeatrice of Portugal
Titles
Deposition1385
Cadet branches


Symbols of Portugal

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Coats of arms

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Shield of the County of Portugal (1095-1139) (putative)
Coat of arms Title Tenure Coat of arms Title Tenure Coat of arms Title Tenure
Rey d' Portugall
1139–1248
King of the Algarves
1249-1383
Count of Boulogne
*jure uxoris through Matilda II of Boulougne
1463–1466
Rey d' Portugall
1248–1383
Count of Flanders
*jure uxoris through Joan I of Flanders
1212-1233
Count of Urgell
*jure uxoris through Aurembiaix I of Urgell
1463–1466



Family tree of the House of Burgundy in Burgundy and Portugal

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Robert I
duke of Burgundy
HOUSE OF BURGUNDY
Henry
heir apparent
Hugh I
duke of Burgundy		Odo I
duke of Burgundy		Robert
bishop of Langres		Henry
PORTUGUESE HOUSE OF BURGUNDY		Teresa
countess of Portugal
HOUSE OF JIMENEZ
Hugh II
duke of Burgundy		Afonso I
king of Portugal
Odo II
duke of Burgundy		(illeg.) Fernando
gr. master of Knights Hospitalier		Sancho I
king of Portugal
Hugh III
duke of Burgundy		Afonso II
king of Portugal		Peter I
count of Urgell		Ferdinand
count of Flanders
Odo III
duke of Burgundy		Guigues VI
count of Viennois		Sancho II
king of Portugal		Afonso III
king of Portugal		Fernando
lord of Serpa
Hugh IV
duke of Burgundy		Guigues VII
count of Viennois		Denis
king of Portugal		Afonso
lord of Portalegre		(illeg.) Martim Afonso Chichorro I
Odo
count of Never		John
count of Charolais		Robert II
duke of Burgundy		John I
count of Viennois		Afonso IV
king of Portugal		(illeg.) Pedro Afonso
count of Barcelos		(illeg.) Afonso Sanches
lord of Albuquerque		Afonso
lord of Leiria		Martim Afonso Chichorro II
Hugh V
duke of Burgundy		Odo IV
duke of Burgundy		Odo IV
duke of Burgundy		Peter I
king of Portugal		João Afonso
lord of Albuquerque
Philip I
count of Auvergne		Ferdinand I
king of Portugal		(illeg.) John Castro
duke of Valencia de Campos		(illeg.) Denis
lord of Cifuentes		(illeg.) John I
king of Portugal
HOUSE OF AVIZ
Philip I
duke of Burgundy		Ferdinand
lord of Eça



House of Aviz

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Symbols

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Cross of Aviz

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Cross of Aviz.
See also: Order of Aviz

Following his success in succeeding to the throne following the 1383–1385 Portuguese interregnum, King John I of Portugal took the Cross of the Order of Aviz as his heraldic badge, adding it to the coat of arms of Portugal and the according royal flags. King John I enforced the imagery of his position as Grand-Master of the Order of Aviz, lending its name to his newly founded royal house and its cross as his personal charge on the royal arms. This was effected in various ways: by insertion within the bordure, alternating with the castles; more commonly inserted within the shield, and occasionally shown outside the shield with the latter laying over it. The Cross of Aviz is a cross flory vert (a green cross with a fleur-de-lys at the end of each arm)

Armillary sphere

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Personal standard of King Manuel I.

The armillary sphere has been an important element of Portuguese heraldry since the reign of King Manuel I of Portugal. The armillary sphere became a royal badge for the Portuguese monarchy, apart from being part of the personal standard of King Manuel I. It acts as a supporter to the Coat of arms of Portugal, also present on the current Flag of Portugal.

Owing to the association with King Manuel I and other Aviz monarchs with the Portuguese discoveries, the armillary sphere was commonly used as a symbol representing Portuguese sovereignty across the Portuguese Empire. The symbol was a consistent motif in both Manueline and Neo-Manueline architecture. It also became particularly associated with Colonial Brazil and the subsequent United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and the Algarves.

An important element of Portuguese heraldry since the 15th century, the armillary sphere was many times used in Portuguese naval and colonial flags, mainly in Brazil. It was a navigation instrument used to calculate distances and represents the importance of Portugal during the Age of Discovery, as well as the vastness of its colonial empire when the First Republic was implemented.

Coats of arms

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Coat of arms Title Tenure Coat of arms Title Tenure Coat of arms Title Tenure
King of Portugal
1385–1580
King of the Algarves
1385–1580
King of Aragon
*in opposition to King John II of Aragon
1463–1466
Prince of Antioch
*jure uxoris through Queen Charlotte of Cyprus
1456-1457
Duke of Viseu
1394-1577
Duke of Beja
1433-1555

Notable members of the House of Aviz

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Isabel, Holy Roman Empress and Queen of Spain.
John, Prince of Antioch.

Family tree of the House of Aviz

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This section is an excerpt from Family tree of Portuguese monarchs § Second Dynasty: Houses of Aviz.[edit]
Peter I
1320–1367
King of Portugal
r. 1357–1367		Teresa Lourenço
b. 1330
Ferdinand I
1345–1383
King of Portugal
r. 1367–1383		Philippa of Lancaster
1360–1415		John I
1357–1433
King of Portugal
r. 1385–1433		Inês Peres
c. 1350 – c. 1400
Ferdinand I
1380–1416
King of Aragon		Beatrice
c. 1386–1439
Countess of Arundel		Afonso
1377–1461
1st Duke of Braganza
Eleanor
of Aragon
1402–1445		Edward
1391–1438
King of Portugal
r. 1433–1438		Isabella
1397–1471
Duchess of Burgundy		Henry
1394–1460
Duke of Viseu		Peter
1392–1449
Duke of Coimbra		Isabella
of Urgell
1409–1459		Ferdinand
1402–1443
The Holy Prince		John
1400–1442
Constable of Portugal		Isabel
of Barcelos
1402–1466		Fernando I
1403–1478
2nd Duke of Braganza
John II
1398–1479
King of Aragon		Maria
of Aragon
1396–1445		John II
1405–1454
King of Castile		Isabella
1428–1496
Eleanor
1434–1467		Frederick III
1415–1493
Holy Roman Emperor		Catherine
1436–1463		Henry IV
1425–1474
King of Castile		Joan
1439–1475		Ferdinand
1433–1470
Duke of Viseu		Beatrice
1430–1506
Maximilian I
1459–1519
Holy Roman Emperor		Mary
of Burgundy
1457–1482		Ferdinand II
of Aragon
1452–1516
King of Castile		Isabella I
1451–1504
Queen of Castile		Isabella
of Coimbra
1432–1455		Afonso V
1432–1481
King of Portugal
r. 1438–1477, r. 1477–1481		Joanna
la Beltraneja
1462–1530
Joanna
1452–1490		John II
1455–1495
King of Portugal
r. 1477, r. 1481–1495		Eleanor
of Viseu
1458–1525		Isabella
of Viseu
1459–1521		Fernando II
1430–1483
3rd Duke of Braganza
Philip I
1478–1506
King of Castile		Joanna
1479–1555
Queen of Castile		Catherine
of Aragon
1485–1536		Henry VIII
1491–1547
King of England		Afonso
1475–1491
Prince of Portugal		Isabella
of Aragon
1470–1498		Manuel I
1469–1521
King of Portugal
r. 1495–1521		Maria
of Aragon
1482–1517		Jaime
1479–1532
4th Duke of Braganza
Ferdinand I
1503–1564
Holy Roman Emperor		Catherine
1507–1578		John III
1502–1557
King of Portugal
r. 1521–1557		Charles V(I)
1500–1558
King of Spain		Isabella
1503–1539		Beatrice
1504–1538
Countess of Asti		Charles III
1486–1553
Duke of Savoy		Henry
1512–1580
King of Portugal
r. 1578–1580		Edward
1515–1540
Duke of Guimarães		Isabella
of Braganza
1514–1576
Afonso
1509–1540
Cardinal-Infante		Louis
Duke of Beja
1506 —1555		Ferdinand
1507–1534
Duke of Guarda		Guiomar
Coutinho
of Marialva
d. 1534
Third Dynasty
House of Habsburg
João
Manuel
1537–1554		Joanna
of Austria
1535–1573		Maria Manuela
1527–1545		Philip I(II)
1527–1598
King of Portugal
r. 1581–1598		Teodósio I
1510–1563
5th Duke of Braganza
Sebastian
1554–1578
King of Portugal
r. 1557–1578		António
1531–1595
Prior of Crato
King of Portugal
r. 1580–1582		Catarina
1540–1614		João I
1543–1583
6th Duke of Braganza
Ana
de Velasco y Girón
1585–1607		Teodósio II
1568–1630
7th Duke of Braganza
Fourth Dynasty
House of Braganza
John IV
1604–1656
King of Portugal
r. 1640–1656

See also

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References

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House of Aviz
Cadet branch of the Portuguese House of Burgundy
Preceded by Ruling House of the Kingdom of Portugal
1385 – 1580 		Succeeded by
Titles in pretence
Preceded by
Itself
as the reigning house
 — TITULAR —
Claimant House of the
Portuguese monarchy
1580-1638
Reason for succession failure:
War of the Portuguese Succession 		Claim extinct



House of Braganza

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Most Serene House of Braganza
Sereníssima Casa de Bragança
Coat of arms of the House of Braganza, after 1640.
Parent housePortuguese House of Burgundy
by way of the House of Aviz
Country
Founded30 December 1442; 581 years ago (1442-12-30)
FounderAfonso I, Duke of Braganza
Current headDuarte Pio, Duke of Braganza
Final ruler
United Kingdom of Portugal,
Brazil and the Algarves:
John VI (1822)
Kingdom of Portugal:
Manuel II (1910)
Empire of Brazil:
Pedro II (1889)
Titles
List
Deposition
Kingdom of Portugal:
1910 Implementation of the Republic
Empire of Brazil:
1889 Proclamation of the Republic
Cadet branchesAgnatic:

Non-agnatic:


Arms of the Dukes of Braganza


Symbols

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Wyvern

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The Sceptre of the Dragon.

The traditional symbol and crest of the House of Braganza is a green wyvern, commonly taken to be a dragon,[1][2][3] representing Saint George,[4] patron saint of Portugal.

This symbol can be found in many different monuments in Portugal and Brazil, such as the Monument to the Independence of Brazil in São Paulo and in the palaces of the Imperial family in Rio de Janeiro and Petrópolis. It is famously found atop the Portuguese Crown Sceptre, the Sceptre of the Dragon and the Sceptre of the Emperor of Brazil.

The wyvern is also sometimes used as a supporter in the coat of arms of both the Brazilian and Portuguese branches of the family.

Because of its use in heraldry by the Braganza as the ruling house, and given Pedro IV's link with Porto, a dragon was added to the old coat of arms of the municipality of Porto[1] and is still a part of FC Porto's coat of arms, who are nicknamed "The Dragons".

Curse of the Braganzas

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Main article: Curse of the Braganzas

Since the 17th century, the House of Braganza has allegedly suffered from the Curse of the Braganzas (Portuguese: Maldição dos Braganças). For supposedly mistreating a Franciscan friar, a curse was purportedly placed on King João IV of Portugal, stating that never again would a first-born male of the Braganza Dynasty live long enough to succeed to the throne.[citation needed] Since the reign of King João IV, all first-born Braganza males, with only three exceptions, have died before they had the opportunity to reign as monarch, either in Portugal or Brazil.

Supposed victims of the Curse of the Braganzas:[5]

Armorial

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See also: List of titles and honours of the Portuguese Crown
Coat of arms Title Tenure Coat of arms Title Tenure Coat of arms Title Tenure
Emperor of Brazil 1822–1889
King of the United Kingdom of
Portugal, Brazil, and the Algarves 		1815–1825
King of Portugal 1640–1910
King of the Algarves 1640–1910
Prince of Portugal
Prince of Brazil
Prince Royal of Portugal 		1481–present [a]
Prince of Beira 1734–present [b]
Prince Imperial of Brazil 1822–1889
Duke of Braganza
Duke of Guimarães
Duke of Barcelos
Marquis of Vila Viçosa 		1442–present [c]
Duke of Porto 1833–present[d]
Duke of Viseu 1909–present[e]
Duke of Coimbra 1847–present [f]
Count of Ourém
Count of Neiva
Count of Faria 		1451–present[a]

Genealogy

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See also: Genealogical tree of the monarchs of Portugal

Ducal line: Afonso I to Teodósio II (1377–1630)

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Genealogical tree of the House of Braganza, during its ducal period, from origins of its founder, Afonso I, Duke of Braganza, to the issue of its last noble duke, Teodósio II, Duke of Braganza:

King Pedro I
King of Portugal and the Algarve
(1320–1367)


Member of the Portuguese House of Burgundy
King João I
King of Portugal and the Algarve
(1357–1433)


Founder of the House of Aviz
Afonso I
1st Duke of Braganza, 8th Count of Barcelos
(1377–1461)

Founder of the House of Braganza
Afonso of Braganza
1st Marquis of Valença
(1400–1460)
Fernando I
2nd Duke of Braganza, 1st Marquis of Vila Viçosa
(1403–1478)
Isabel of Braganza
Infanta of Portugal
(1402–1466)
Infante João
Constable of Portugal
(1400–1442)
From his issue
descend the lines of the
Counts of Vimioso and
the Marquises of Valença		João of Braganza
1st Marquis of Montemor-o-Novo
(1430–1484)
Fernando II
3rd Duke of Braganza, 1st Duke of Guimarães
(1430–1483)
Álvaro of Braganza
Lord of Cadaval
(1440–1504)
Afonso of Braganza
1st Count of Faro
(1435–1483)
Infanta Beatriz
Duchess of Viseu
(1430–1506)
Dinis of Braganza
6th Count of Lemos
(1481–1516)
Jaime I
4th Duke of Braganza, 2nd Duke of Guimarães
(1479–1532)
From his issue
descend the lines of
the Dukes of Aveiro and
the House of Cadaval		From his issue
descend the lines of
the Counts of Faro and
the Counts of Odemira		King Manuel I
King of Portugal and the Algarves
(1469–1521)

From his issue
descend the lines of
the Counts of Lemos, the Dukes of Berwick,
and the Dukes of Veragua in Spain and
the Counts of Santa Cruz, the Marquesses of Gouvêa
and the Marquesses of Lavradio in Portugal.		Isabel of Lencastre
Duchess of Braganza
(1513–1558)
Teodósio I
5th Duke of Braganza, 3rd Duke of Guimarães
(1510–1563)
Constantino of Braganza
Viceroy of India
(1528–1575)
Isabel of Braganza
Duchess of Guimarães
(1514–1576)
Infante Duarte
4th Duke of Guimarães
(1515–1540)
João I
6th Duke of Braganza, 1st Duke of Barcelos
(1543–1583)
Infanta Catarina
Duchess of Braganza
(1540–1614)
Teodósio II
7th Duke of Braganza, 2nd Duke of Barcelos
(1568–1630)
Duarte of Braganza
1st Marquis of Frechilla
(1569–1627)
Duarte of Braganza
Lord of Vila do Conde
(1605–1649)
King João IV
King of Portugal and the Algarves
8th Duke of Braganza, 6th Duke of Guimarães
(1604–1656)

From him descend
the lines of the Dukes
of Frías and Escalona and
the Marquises of Jarandilla
and Villar de Grajanejos.

Royal line: João IV to João VI (1604–1826)

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Genealogical tree of the House of Braganza, from its first monarch, João IV, King of Portugal, to the fracture of the house into its three main branches, in the issue of João VI, King of United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and the Algarves:

King João IV
King of Portugal and the Algarves
8th Duke of Braganza
(1604–1656)

Prince Teodósio
1st Prince of Brazil
(1634–1653)
King Afonso VI
King of Portugal and the Algarves
(1643–1683)

King Pedro II
King of Portugal and the Algarves
(1648–1706)

Princess Joana
1st Princess of Beira
(1635–1653)
Queen Catarina
Queen Consort of England
(1638–1705)

Infante Francisco
Duke of Beja
(1691–1742)

Infante António
Infante of Portugal
(1695–1775)

Infanta Francisca Josefa
Infanta of Portugal
(1699–1736)

King João V
King of Portugal and the Algarves
(1689–1750)

Infante Manuel
Count of Ourém
(1697–1766)

Princess Isabel Luísa
Princess of Beira
(1669–1690)
Luísa of Braganza
Duchess of Cadaval
(1679–1732)

José of Braganza
Archbishop of Braga
(1703–1756)

Miguel of Braganza
Duke of Lafões
(1699–1724)

João of Braganza
Duke of Abrantes
(1726–1780)

Infante Carlos
Infante of Portugal
(1716–1736)

King José I
King of Portugal and the Algarves
(1714–1777)

Queen Barbara
Queen Consort of Spain
(1711–1758)
José of Braganza
High-Inquisitor of Portugal
(1720–1801)

Gaspar of Braganza
Archbishop of Braga
(1715–1789)

From his issue
descend the lines of the
Dukes of Lafões, the
Marquises of Marialva
and of Arronches
King Peter III
King of Portugal and the Algarves
3rd Lord of the Infantado
(1717–1786)

Queen Maria I
Queen of Portugal and the Algarves
Queen of Brazil
(1734–1816)
Infanta Maria Ana
Infanta of Portugal
(1736–1813)


Infanta Doroteia
Infanta of Portugal
(1739–1771)


Infanta Mariana
Infanta of Portugal
Infanta of Spain
(1768–1788)
King João VI
King of Portugal and the Algarves
King and Emperor of Brazil
(1767–1826)
Prince José
Prince of Brazil
Prince of Beira
(1761–1788)
Princess Benedita
Princess of Brazil
Princess of Beira
(1746–1829)
Infante Pedro
Infante of Portugal
Infante of Spain
(1786–1812)

Princess Teresa
Princess of Beira
Countess of Molina
(1793–1874)
King Miguel I
King of Portugal and the Algarves
Duke of Braganza
(1802–1866)

Emperor-King Pedro I/IV
King of Portugal and the Algarves
Emperor of Brazil
(1798–1834)
Queen Maria Isabel
Queen Consort of Spain
Infanta of Portugal
(1787–1818)
Infanta Assunção
Infanta of Portugal
(1805–1834)


Infanta Francisca
Infanta of Portugal
Infanta of Spain
(1800–1834)

Infanta Isabel
Regent of Portugal
Infanta of Portugal
(1801–1876)

Infanta Ana de Jesus
Infanta of Portugal
Marquise of Loulé
(1806–1857)

From their marriage
descends the
House of
Bourbon-Braganza		From him descends
the Miguelist branch of the
House of Braganza		Queen Maria II
Queen of Portugal and the Algarves
(1819–1853)

Emperor Pedro II
Emperor of Brazil
(1825–1891)
From her marriage
descends the
House of Loulé
From her descends
the Constitutional branch of the
House of Braganza		From him descends
the Brazilian branch of the
House of Braganza

Constitutional line: Maria II to Manuel II (1819–1932)

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Imperial line: Pedro I to Pedro II (1798–1891)

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Genealogical tree of the Brazilian branch House of Braganza, from its first monarch, Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil, to the issue of Pedro II, the last Emperor of Brazil.

Emperor-King Pedro I/IV
King of Portugal and the Algarves
Emperor of Brazil
(1798–1834)
Queen Maria II
Queen of Portugal and the Algarves
(1819–1853)

Princess Januária
Princess Imperial of Brazil
Countess of Aquila
(1822–1901)
Emperor Pedro II
Emperor of Brazil
(1825–1891)
Princess Paula
Princess of Brazil
(1823–1833)
Princess Francisca
Princess of Brazil
Princess of Joinville
(1824–1898)
Princess Maria Amélia
Princess of Brazil
(1831–1853)
From her descends the
Constitutional Line		Princess Isabel
Princess Imperial of Brazil
(1846–1921)
Princess Leopoldina
Princess of Brazil
Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
(1847–1871)
From her descends the
House of Orléans-Braganza		From her descends
the cadet branch of the
Brazilian Imperial Family

Orléans-Braganza line: Isabel to Luiz & Pedro Carlos (1846–Present)

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Genealogical tree of the House of Orléans-Braganza, from its origin to the current claimants:

Vassouras line: The descendants of Prince Luís of Orléans-Braganza

Princess Isabel
Princess Imperial of Brazil
Countess of Eu
(1846-1921)
Prince Pedro de Alcântara
Prince Imperial of Brazil
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1875-1940)
Prince Luís
Prince Imperial of Brazil
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1878-1920)
Prince Antônio Gastão
Prince of Brazil
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1881-1918)
Prince Pedro Henrique
Prince and Head of the House of Orléans-Braganza
(1909-1981)
Prince Luiz Gastão
Prince Imperial of Brazil
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1911-1931)
Princess Pia Maria
Princess Imperial of Brazil
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
Countess Nicolay
(1913-2000)
Prince Luiz
Prince and Head of the House of Orléans-Braganza
(1938–2022)
Prince Bertrand
Prince and Head of the House of Orléans-Braganza
(b. 1941)
Princess Isabel
Princess of Brazil
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
(1944–2017)
Prince Antônio
Prince Imperial of Brazil
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(b. 1950)
Princess Eleanora
Princess of Brazil
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
Princess of Ligne
(b. 1953)
Seven more
Princes of Orléans-Braganza
who renounced their dynastic rights
Prince Rafael Antônio
Prince of Grão-Pará
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(b. 1986)
Princess Maria Gabriela
Princess of Brazil
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
(b. 1989)


Petrópolis line: The descendants of Pedro de Alcântara, Prince of Grão-Pará

Princess Isabel
Princess Imperial of Brazil
(1846–1921)
Prince Pedro de Alcântara
Prince of Grão-Pará
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1875–1940)
Prince Luís
Prince Imperial of Brazil
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1878–1920)
Prince Antônio Gastão
Prince of Brazil
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1881–1918)
Princess Isabelle
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
Countess of Paris
(1911–2003)
Prince Pedro Gastão
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1913–2007)
Princess Maria Francisca
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
Duchess of Braganza
(1914–1968)
Prince João Maria
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(1916–2005)
Princess Teresa Teodora
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
(1919–2011)
Prince Pedro Carlos
Prince of Orléans-Braganza
(b. 1945)
Princess Maria da Glória
Princess of Orléans-Braganza
former Crown Princess of Yugoslavia
(b. 1946)

Miguelist line: Miguel I to Duarte Pio (1802–Present)

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Agnatic descendants of John IV

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Non-agnatic branches

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See also

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Endnotes

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  1. ^ a b Title currently held by Duarte Pio, Duke of Braganza
  2. ^ Title currently held by Afonso, Prince of Beira
  3. ^ Titles currently held by Duarte Pio, Duke of Braganza and Afonso, Prince of Beira
  4. ^ Title currently held Infante Dinis, Duke of Porto
  5. ^ Title currently held by Infante Miguel, Duke of Viseu
  6. ^ Title currently held by Infante Maria Francisca, Duchess of Coimbra
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References

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  1. ^ a b Barbosa 1860, p. 167
  2. ^ Berry 1828, article: America, Independent States of (Note: English translation of a decree of Emperor Dom Pedro I of Brazil)
  3. ^ Brazil 1890, p. 3 (Portuguese Royal decree signed by Prince Regent Dom João on 20 January 1813)
  4. ^ Sousa 1736, p. 28.
  5. ^ Newitt 2019, p. 49.

Sources

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  • Barbosa, Ignacio de Vilhena (1860). As cidades e villas da Monarchia portugueza que teem brasão d'armas: Volume I. Lisboa: Typographia do Panorama.
  • Berry, William (1828). Encyclopaedia Heraldica or Complete Dictionary of Heraldry: Volume I. London: Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper.
  • Brazil (1890). Collecção das leis do Brazil de 1812. Rio de Janeiro: Imprensa Nacional.
  • Leal, Augusto Soares de Azevedo Barbosa de Pinho (1882). Portugal Antigo e Moderno; Diccionario: Volume X. Lisboa: Mattos Moreira.
  • Marques, Antonio Henrique R. de Oliveira (1976). History of Portugal.
  • McMurdo, Edward (1889a). History of Portugal. Vol. II. London: S. Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington.
  • McMurdo, Edward (1889b). History of Portugal. Vol. III. London: S. Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington.
  • Newitt, Malyn (2019). The Braganzas: The Rise and Fall of the Ruling Dynasties of Portugal and Brazil, 1640–1910. Reaktion Books. ISBN 978-1-78914-165-8.
  • Nicolas, Sir Nicholas Harris (1841). History of the orders of knighthood of the British Empire; of the order of the Guelphs of Hanover; and of the medals, clasps and crosses, conferred for naval and military services; Volume I. London: Pickering, Rodwell.
  • Sousa, D. Antonio Caetano de (1736). Historia Genealogica da Casa Real Portugueza: Tomo II. Lisboa: Joseph Antonio da Sylva.
  • Stephens, H. Morse (1891). The Story of Portugal. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. Retrieved 14 March 2024.
  • Zúquete, Afonso Eduardo Martins, ed. (1989). Nobreza de Portugal e do Brasil (in Portuguese). Vol. III (2nd ed.). Lisboa: Editorial Enciclopédia.
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House of Braganza
Cadet branch of the House of Aviz
Regnal titles
Preceded by Ruling House of the
Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves
1640–1910 		Monarchy Abolished
See First Portuguese Republic
New title Ruling House of the
Kingdom of Brazil
1815–1822 		Independence of Brazil
See Empire of Brazil
New title Ruling House of the
Empire of Brazil
1822–1889 		Monarchy Abolished
See First Brazilian Republic
Titles in pretence
Preceded by
Itself
as the reigning house
 — TITULAR —
Claimant House of the
Portuguese monarchy
1910–present
Reason for succession failure:
Portuguese monarchy abolished 		Incumbent
Preceded by
Itself
as the reigning house
 — TITULAR —
Claimant House of the
Brazilian monarchy
1889–1921
Reason for succession failure:
Brazilian monarchy abolished 		Succeeded by


Genealogical chart of Royal Family of Portugaul

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On the family tree below, the Miguelist branch is clearly identified on the right-hand side while the Liberal Branch from Maria II is on the left with the Brazilian Imperial branch descending from her brother Pedro II in the middle. In 1942 the Miguelist pretender Duarte Nuno of Braganza married Maria Francisca de Orléans e Bragança, a great-granddaughter of Pedro II of Brazil. The current pretender Duarte Pio, Duke of Braganza, is therefore descended from both of the feuding brothers Pedro IV of Portugal and Miguel I of Portugal.

John VI
[1767–1826]
King of the United Kingdom of
Portugal, Brazil & the Algarves 1816–22
King of Portugal & the Algarves 1822–26
Titular Emperor of Brazil 1825–26
Pedro I of Brazil
and IV of Portugal
[1798–1834]
Emp. of Brazil 1822–31
King of Portugal 1826		Miguel I
[1802–1866]
Regent (to his niece) 1828
King of Portugal 1828–34
Maria II
[1819–1853]
Queen of Portugal
1826–28, 1834–53		Fernando II
[1816–1885]
Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Prince Consort 1836–37
King Consort 1837–53		Pedro II
[1825–1891]
Emp. of Brazil 1831–89
Imperial claimant 1889-91
deposed (1889)
Pedro V
[1837–1861]
King of Portugal 1853–61		Luis I
[1838–1889]
King of Portugal 1861–89		Isabel, Princess Imperial
[1846-1921]
Imperial claimant 1891-1921		Miguel (II)
[1853–1927]
Carlos I
[1863–1908]
King of Portugal 1889–1908		Luís, Prince Imperial
[1878-1920]		Pedro de Alcântara
[1875-1940]
Petrópolis claimant 1921-40
(post mortem only)
Manuel II
[1889–1932]
last King of Portugal 1908–10
deposed (1910), without issue		Pedro Henrique
[1909–1981]
Vassouras claimant 1921-81		Pedro Gastão
[1913–2007]
Petrópolis claimant 1940-2007		Maria Francisca,
Duchess of Braganza
[1914-1968]		Duarte Nuno
[1907–1976]
Brazilian
Imperial
family
(Vassouras)		Brazilian
Imperial
family
(Petrópolis)		Duarte Pio
[born 1945]
Duke of Braganza


House of Braganza-Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

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House of Braganza-Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Casa de Bragança-Saxe-Coburgo-Gota
Bragance-Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Parent house
Country, Kingdom of Portugal, Empire of Brazil
Founded9 April 1836
Founder
Final rulerManuel II
Titles
List
Dissolution2 July 1932 (death of Manuel II)
Deposition5 October 1910


Family tree

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Fernando IIMaria II
Stephanie of Hohenzollern-SigmaringenPedro VLuís IMaria Pia of SavoyJoão, Duke
of Beja		Maria AnnaGeorge, King of SaxonyAntóniaLeopold, Prince of HohenzollernAugusto, Duke of Coimbra
Amélie of OrléansCarlos IAfonso, Duke of PortoNevada Stoody Hayes
Prince Luís FilipeManuel IIAugusta Victoria of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen
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