State

Kingdom of Portugal

kingdom in Southwestern Europe (1139–1910)

This boundary
1139–1910
Founded
1139
Ended
1910
Capital
Guimarães, Coimbra, Lisbon, Rio de Janeiro
Government
absolute monarchy, constitutional monarchy
Languages
Portuguese
Preceded by
Almohad CaliphateUnited Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the AlgarvesCounty of Portugal
Succeeded by
First Portuguese RepublicPortugalUnited Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves

Overview

The Kingdom of Portugal was a monarchy in the western Iberian Peninsula and the predecessor of the modern Portuguese Republic. Existing to various extents between the mid-12th century and the early 20th century, it was also known as the Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves after 1471, and was the main constituent of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves, which existed between 1815 and 1822. It coexisted with the Portuguese Empire, the realm's overseas colonies.

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All rulers (37)

  1. Afonso I of Portugal1139–1185
  2. Sancho I of Portugal1185–1211
  3. Afonso II of Portugal1211–1223
  4. Sancho II of Portugal1223–1247
  5. Afonso III of Portugal1248–1279
  6. Denis I of Portugal1279–1325
  7. Afonso IV of Portugal1325–1357
  8. Peter I of Portugal1357–1367
  9. Ferdinand I of Portugal1367–1383
  10. John I of Portugal1385–1433
  11. Edward I of Portugal1433–1438
  12. Afonso V of Portugal1438–1481
  13. John II of Portugal1477
  14. John II of Portugal1481–1495
  15. Manuel I of Portugal1495–1521
  16. John III of Portugal1521–1557
  17. Sebastian of Portugal1557–1578
  18. Henry I of Portugal1578–1580
  19. Philip II of Spain1580–1598
  20. António, Prior of Crato1580
  21. Philip III of Spain1598–1621
  22. Philip IV of Spain1621–1640
  23. John IV of Portugal1640–1656
  24. Afonso VI of Portugal1656–1683
  25. Peter II of Portugal1683–1706
  26. John V of Portugal1706–1750
  27. José I of Portugal1750–1777
  28. Maria I of Portugal1777–1816
  29. John VI of Portugal1816–1826
  30. Pedro I of Brazil1826
  31. Maria II of Portugal1826–1828
  32. Miguel I of Portugal1828–1834
  33. Maria II of Portugal1834–1853
  34. Pedro V of Portugal1853–1861
  35. Luís I of Portugal1861–1889
  36. Carlos I of Portugal1889–1908
  37. Manuel II of Portugal1908–1910

Records (332)

  1. 1140 — Battle of TrancosoBattle
  2. 1140 — Battle of Arcos de ValdevezBattle · Portugal ▸ Castille
  3. 1142 — Siege of LisbonSiege
  4. 1144 — Capture of SoureBattle
  5. 1147 — Siege of LisbonSiege
  6. 1147 — Conquest of SantarémSiege
  7. 1158–1160 — Luso-Leonese War of 1158–1160War
  8. 1161 — Battle of Alcácer do SalBattle
  9. 1162–1165 — Luso–Leonese War of 1162–1165War
  10. 1165 — Battle of PalmelaBattle
  11. 1167–1169 — Luso–Leonese War of 1167–1169War
  12. 1169 — Siege of BadajozSiege
  13. 1170 — Capture of JuromenhaBattle
  14. 1171 — Siege of SantarémSiege
  15. 1172–1212 — Almohad wars in the Iberian PeninsulaWar
  16. 1179 — Siege of AbrantesSiege
  17. 1180 — Battle of Cape EspichelNaval battle
  18. 1180 — Capture of CorucheBattle
  19. 1181 — Siege of ÉvoraSiege
  20. 1182 — Battle of SilvesNaval battle
  21. 1182 — Battle of Ceuta (1182)Naval battle
  22. 1184 — Siege of SantarémSiege
  23. 1189 — Siege of SilvesSiege
  24. 1190 — Siege of TomarSiege
  25. 1190 — Siege of SilvesSiege
  26. 1190–1191 — Almohad campaign against PortugalCampaign
  27. 1191 — Siege of Alcácer do SalSiege
  28. 1191 — Siege of SilvesSiege
  29. 1196–1197 — Castilian–Leonese WarWar
  30. 1196–1200 — Luso-Leonese War of 1196–1200War
  31. 1217 — Siege of Alcácer do SalSiege
  32. 1219–1223 — Luso-Leonese War of 1219–1223War
  33. 1245–1247 — Portuguese Civil War of 1245–1247War
  34. 1249 — Siege of FaroSiege
  35. 1250–1253 — Portuguese–Castillian War of 1250–1253War
  36. 1267 — Treaty of BadajozTreaty
  37. 1296–1304 — Castilian Civil WarWar
  38. 1297 — Treaty of AlcañicesTreaty
  39. 1336 — Battle of Villanueva de BarcarrotaBattle
  40. 1336–1339 — Luso-Castilian War of 1336–1339War
  41. 1337 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  42. 1340 — Battle of Río SaladoBattle
  43. 1341 — Battle of CeutaNaval battle
  44. 1342 — Battle of GuadalmesíNaval battle
  45. 1359 — Battle of BarcelonaNaval battle
  46. 1369–1371 — First Fernandine WarWar
  47. 1369–1371 — Siege of ZamoraSiege
  48. 1369 — Siege of MonçãoSiege
  49. 1373 — Battle of LisbonNaval battle
  50. 1381 — Battle of Saltes IslandNaval battle
  51. 1381–1382 — Third Fernandine WarWar
  52. 1382 — Treaty of ElvasTreaty
  53. 1383–1385 — 1383–1385 Portuguese InterregnumWar
  54. 1384 — Battle of AtoleirosBattle
  55. 1384 — Siege of LisbonSiege
  56. 1384 — Naval Battle of the TejoNaval battle
  57. 1384 — Galician campaignCampaign
  58. 1385 — Battle of AljubarrotaBattle
  59. 1386 — Treaty of WindsorTreaty
  60. 1415 — Conquest of CeutaBattle
  61. 1419 — First Siege of CeutaSiege
  62. 1419 — Second Siege of CeutaSiege
  63. 1437 — Battle of TangierBattle
  64. 1437 — Battle of OranBattle
  65. 1449 — Battle of AlfarrobeiraBattle
  66. 1451 — Battle of Marseille–NiceNaval battle
  67. 1463–1464 — Siege of TangierSiege
  68. 1470–1523 — Guaraní invasionsInvasion
  69. 1475–1476 — Siege of BurgosBattle
  70. 1476 — Battle of GibraltarNaval battle
  71. 1476 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  72. 1477 — Battle of MourãoBattle
  73. 1478 — Battle of GuineaNaval battle
  74. 1479 — Battle of La AlbueraBattle
  75. 1489 — Siege of GraciosaSiege
  76. 1494 — Treaty of TordesillasTreaty
  77. 1500–1514 — First Luso-Malabarese WarWar
  78. 1504 — Battle of CochinBattle
  79. 1505–1517 — Mamluk–Portuguese conflictsWar
  80. 1507 — Capture of MuscatSiege
  81. 1507 — Capture of QurayyatBattle
  82. 1508 — Battle of ChaulNaval battle
  83. 1508 — Siege of AsilahSiege
  84. 1509 — Battle of Cape FinisterreNaval battle
  85. 1512 — Capture of BanastharimBattle
  86. 1513 — Battle of MalaccaNaval battle
  87. 1514 — Battle of the AlcaidesBattle
  88. 1517–1518 — Portuguese invasion of Couto MistoInvasion
  89. 1527 — Siege of BenambreSiege
  90. 1533 — Siege of AgadirSiege
  91. 1534–1536 — Iguape WarWar
  92. 1535 — Conquest of TunisSiege
  93. 1539–1540 — Reishahr rebellionRebellion
  94. 1543 — Siege of CamparSiege
  95. 1551 — Siege of JailoloSiege
  96. 1553 — Battle of the Bay of VelezNaval battle
  97. 1555–1557 — Portuguese–Adil Shahi WarWar
  98. 1558 — Vijayanagara Invasion of GoaInvasion
  99. 1559 — Siege of CannanoreSiege
  100. 1565 — Battle of Fukuda BayNaval battle
  101. 1570–1571 — Siege of GoaSiege
  102. 1577 — 1577 Portuguese voyage to JapanNaval battle
  103. 1578 — Battle of Alcácer QuibirBattle
  104. 1579 — Siege of AnzeleSiege
  105. 1579–1604 — First Luso–Ambundu WarWar
  106. 1580 — Battle of AlcântaraBattle
  107. 1580 — Capture of PortoBattle
  108. 1580 — Cuanza River CampaignCampaign
  109. 1580 — Naval Battle of the TagusNaval battle
  110. 1580 — Battle of AlcantaraBattle · Spain ▸ Portugal
  111. 1581 — Battle of SalgaBattle
  112. 1582 — Battle of Ponta DelgadaNaval battle
  113. 1583 — Battle of TalandongoBattle
  114. 1585 — First Battle of the LucalaBattle
  115. 1585 — Battle of CasicolaBattle
  116. 1589 — Battle of MombasaBattle
  117. 1591 — Battle of FloresNaval battle
  118. 1591 — Battle of the BerlengasNaval battle
  119. 1592 — Battle of FloresNaval battle
  120. 1594 — Sitawaka campaignCampaign
  121. 1594 — Action of FaialNaval battle
  122. 1596 — Banten invasion of PalembangInvasion
  123. 1598 — Battle of PríncipeBattle
  124. 1602 — Battle of Sesimbra BayNaval battle
  125. 1602 — Battle of Cape St. Vincent (1602)Naval battle
  126. 1605 — Syriam battlesBattle
  127. 1606 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  128. 1606 — Battle of Pulo ButonNaval battle
  129. 1607 — Siege of SyriamSiege
  130. 1608 — Red Seal ship incidentNaval battle
  131. 1610 — Nossa Senhora da Graça incidentNaval battle
  132. 1611–1622 — Second Luso–Ambundu WarWar
  133. 1613 — Siege of SyriamSiege
  134. 1615 — Battle of ArakanBattle
  135. 1615 — Battle of ArakanBattle
  136. 1616 — Battle of ComorosNaval battle
  137. 1621 — Sinking of the Nossa Senhora da ConceiçãoNaval battle
  138. 1621–1622 — Anglo-Persian capture of QeshmSiege
  139. 1621–1630 — Portuguese–Safavid WarWar
  140. 1623–1625 — Portuguese campaignsCampaign
  141. 1624–1629 — Safavid invasions of BasraSiege
  142. 1624 — Filips van Zuylen's campaign against LuandaCampaign
  143. 1625 — Battle off HormuzNaval battle
  144. 1630 — Battle of JambiNaval battle
  145. 1635 — Manuelinho RevoltRebellion
  146. 1638–1639 — Battle of GoaNaval battle
  147. 1640–1668 — Portuguese Restoration WarWar
  148. 1640 — Portuguese Restoration of IndependenceRebellion
  149. 1640 — 1640 Macau embassy to NagasakiMassacre
  150. 1641 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  151. 1641–1642 — Siege of São FilipeSiege
  152. 1642 — Battle of VilazaBattle
  153. 1645 — Battle of Casa ForteBattle
  154. 1646 — Battle of TejucupapoBattle
  155. 1646 — Battle of KavangaBattle
  156. 1647 — Siege of KweilinSiege
  157. 1647–1649 — South Atlantic campaignCampaign
  158. 1648 — Recapture of AngolaCampaign
  159. 1658 — Siege of BadajozSiege
  160. 1659 — Battle of ElvasBattle · Portugal ▸ Spain
  161. 1663 — Battle of AmeixialBattle · England, Portugal ▸ Spain
  162. 1665 — Battle of MbwilaBattle
  163. 1665 — Battle of Montes ClarosBattle · France, Portugal ▸ Spain
  164. 1666 — Battle of the BerlengasBattle
  165. 1671 — Battle of Pungo AndongoBattle
  166. 1681 — Action of 30 September 1681Naval battle
  167. 1691–1693 — Mbwila RebellionRebellion
  168. 1704–1705 — Siege of Colonia del SacramentoSiege
  169. 1704 — Battle of Castelo BrancoBattle
  170. 1705 — Battle of Cabrita PointNaval battle
  171. 1705 — Siege of BadajozSiege
  172. 1706 — Siege of Ciudad RodrigoSiege
  173. 1706 — Siege of CartagenaSiege
  174. 1707 — Siege of Ciudad RodrigoSiege
  175. 1709 — Battle of La GudiñaBattle
  176. 1709 — Battle of Val GudinaBattle
  177. 1710 — Battle of Rio de JaneiroNaval battle
  178. 1711 — Battle of Rio de JaneiroNaval battle
  179. 1712 — Siege of Campo MaiorSiege
  180. 1714 — Battle of the Malacca StraitNaval battle
  181. 1714 — Battle of SuratNaval battle
  182. 1716 — Siege of CorfuSiege
  183. 1717 — Battle of MatapanNaval battle
  184. 1719 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  185. 1719 — Attack on PríncipeBattle
  186. 1719 — Persian Gulf campaignCampaign
  187. 1726 — Battle of CailacoSiege
  188. 1735–1737 — Spanish–Portuguese War of 1735-1737War
  189. 1739 — Battle of Porto BelloBattle · United Kingdom ▸ Spain
  190. 1743 — Siege of OuidahSiege
  191. 1751 — Action of 28 November 1751Naval battle
  192. 1754–1756 — Guaraní WarWar
  193. 1756–1763 — Seven Years' WarWar
  194. 1756 — Battle of CaiboatéBattle
  195. 1762–1763 — Spanish–Portuguese War of 1762–1763War
  196. 1762–1763 — Anglo-Spanish WarWar
  197. 1762 — Spanish invasion of PortugalInvasion
  198. 1762 — Battle of Valencia de AlcántaraBattle
  199. 1762 — Battle of OughelaBattle
  200. 1762 — Battle of AlvitoBattle
  201. 1762 — Battle of Vila VelhaBattle · United Kingdom ▸ Spain
  202. 1774–1778 — First Portuguese–Ovimbundu WarWar
  203. 1777 — First Treaty of San IldefonsoTreaty
  204. 1778 — Treaty of El PardoTreaty
  205. 1779 — Battle of MocaNaval battle
  206. 1780 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  207. 1780 — Action of 9 August 1780Naval battle
  208. 1789 — Action of 26 May 1789Naval battle
  209. 1792–1802 — French Revolutionary WarsWar
  210. 1793–1795 — War of the PyreneesWar
  211. 1793 — Battle of VillelongueBattle
  212. 1794 — Battle of the Black MountainBattle
  213. 1794 — Battle of BoulouBattle
  214. 1794 — Battle of San Lorenzo de la MugaBattle
  215. 1794 — First Battle of Sant Llorenç de la MugaBattle
  216. 1795 — Battle of BascaraBattle
  217. 1797 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  218. 1798–1802 — War of the Second CoalitionWar
  219. 1799 — Action of 15 August 1799Naval battle
  220. 1801 — Treaty of BadajozTreaty
  221. 1801 — Second Battle of AlgecirasNaval battle
  222. 1801 — Algeciras CampaignCampaign
  223. 1801 — Battle of Flor da RosaBattle
  224. 1802 — Action of 27 May 1802Naval battle
  225. 1803–1810 — Caribbean campaign of 1803–1810Campaign
  226. 1807 — Invasion of PortugalInvasion
  227. 1807–1811 — French invasions of PortugalInvasion
  228. 1808 — Battle of VimeiroBattle
  229. 1808 — Battle of RoliçaBattle
  230. 1808 — Battle of ÉvoraBattle
  231. 1808 — Combat of Padrões de TeixeiraBattle
  232. 1808 — Battle of EvoraBattle · France ▸ Spain, Portugal
  233. 1808 — Battle of ObidosBattle · United Kingdom ▸ France
  234. 1808 — Battle of RolicaBattle · United Kingdom, Portugal ▸ France
  235. 1809 — Second Battle of PortoBattle
  236. 1809 — First Battle of PortoBattle
  237. 1809 — Battle of BragaBattle
  238. 1809 — Battle of GrijóBattle
  239. 1809 — Battle of the Bridge of AmaranteBattle
  240. 1809 — Battle of Valle de MonterreyBattle
  241. 1809 — Battle of AlcántaraBattle
  242. 1809 — Battle of Puerto de BañosBattle
  243. 1809 — First Siege of ChavesSiege
  244. 1809 — Reconquest of VigoSiege
  245. 1809 — Second French invasion of PortugalInvasion
  246. 1809 — Second Siege of ChavesSiege
  247. 1809 — Battle of AmaranteBattle · France ▸ Portugal
  248. 1809 — Battle of ArzobispoBattle · France ▸ Spain
  249. 1809 — Battle of ChavesBattle · France ▸ Portugal
  250. 1809 — Battle of DouroBattle · United Kingdom ▸ France
  251. 1809 — Battle of GrijonBattle · France ▸ United Kingdom
  252. 1809 — Battle of Oporto (1st)Battle · France ▸ Portugal
  253. 1809 — Battle of Oporto (2nd)Battle · United Kingdom, Portugal ▸ France
  254. 1809 — Battle of VillafrancaBattle · Spain ▸ France
  255. 1810 — Battle of BussacoBattle
  256. 1810–1812 — Siege of CádizSiege
  257. 1810 — Battle of the CôaBattle
  258. 1810 — Combat of BarquillaBattle
  259. 1810 — Battle of SobralBattle
  260. 1810–1811 — Third French invasion of PortugalInvasion
  261. 1810 — Battle of PortazgoBattle
  262. 1810 — Battle of Évora de AlcobaçaBattle
  263. 1810 — Battle of Fuente de CantosBattle
  264. 1810 — Battle of BarquillaBattle · France ▸ United Kingdom
  265. 1810 — Battle of CoaBattle · France ▸ United Kingdom, Portugal
  266. 1810 — Battle of Torres VedrasBattle · United Kingdom ▸ France
  267. 1811 — Battle of AlbueraBattle
  268. 1811 — Battle of the GeboraBattle
  269. 1811 — Battle of Fuentes de OñoroBattle
  270. 1811 — Battle of BarrosaBattle
  271. 1811 — Battle of Arroyo dos MolinosBattle
  272. 1811 — Battle of RedinhaBattle
  273. 1811 — Battle of SabugalBattle
  274. 1811 — Battle of Casal NovoBattle
  275. 1811 — Battle of El BodonBattle
  276. 1811 — Battle of UsagreBattle
  277. 1811 — Battle of PombalBattle
  278. 1811 — Battle of Foz de ArouceBattle
  279. 1811 — Blockade of AlmeidaSiege
  280. 1811 — Second siege of BadajozSiege
  281. 1811 — Battle of Campo MaiorBattle
  282. 1811 — Battle of Aldeia da PonteBattle
  283. 1811 — Combat of Aldea da PonteBattle
  284. 1811 — Combat of the Alva RiverBattle
  285. 1811 — Battle of Cazal NovoBattle · France ▸ United Kingdom
  286. 1811 — Battle of Coimbra, PortugalBattle · Portugal ▸ France
  287. 1811 — Battle of CondeixaBattle · France ▸ United Kingdom, Portugal
  288. 1811 — Battle of Foz dAronceBattle · United Kingdom ▸ France
  289. 1811 — Battle of RedhinaBattle · France ▸ United Kingdom, Portugal
  290. 1812 — Battle of SalamancaBattle
  291. 1812 — Siege of BadajozSiege
  292. 1812 — Siege of Ciudad RodrigoSiege
  293. 1812 — Siege of BurgosSiege
  294. 1812 — Battle of MajadahondaBattle
  295. 1812 — Battle of AlmarazBattle
  296. 1812 — Battle of TordesillasSiege
  297. 1812 — Battle of Alba de TormesBattle
  298. 1812 — Siege of the Salamanca fortsSiege
  299. 1812 — Battle of AlmagroBattle
  300. 1812 — Battle of SevilleBattle

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