Everything about Mariana Victoria Of Spain totally explained
Mariana Victoria of Bourbon (
Portuguese:
Mariana Vitória) (
March 31,
1718 –
January 15,
1781) was
queen consort of
Portugal and the
Algarves due to her marriage to
Joseph I.
Biography
Mariana Victoria was the eldest daughter of
Philip V of Spain and
Elizabeth Farnese. As a child, she was engaged to
Louis XV of France, but went back to
Spain to continue her education. The engagement was later broken off and she was instead engaged to the future
Joseph I of Portugal. She married Joseph on
January 19,
1729. When her husband was declared incapable of ruling in
1774, she was proclaimed
Regent, and acted as the Regent for Portugal in all matters until Joseph's death on
February 24 1777. Upon her husband's death, their eldest daughter Maria became the first
queen regnant as
Maria I of Portugal.
Marriage and Children
Four daughters by Joseph I of Portugal:
Further Information
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