User:Rajofcanada/Regents: Iberian States
- 1137-1150: Ramon Berenguer IV of Barcelona, Regent of Aragon for his nephew who reached the majority in 1157.
- 1213-1218: Sancho, Count of Provence, Regent for his nephew James I of Aragon [10]
- 1213-1223: Nuño Sánchez
- 1396-1397: Maria de Luna, Lieutenant General of the Kingdom of Aragon [11] [12]
- 1516-1517: Alonso of Aragon, Archbishop of Zaragoza; Regent of Aragon for Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1017-1023: Ermesinde of Carcassonne (Ermesende of Foix) (972-1057). Regent of Barcelona for her son Berenguer Ramon I of Barcelona. [13] [14]
- 1035-1041: Ermesinde of Carcassonne, Regent for her grandson Ramon Berenguer I, Count of Barcelona [15]
- 988-994: Ermengard of Ampurias, Regent for her son Oliba, Count of Berga and Ripoll
- 927-940: Ava of Barcelona, Regent for her son, Sunifred II of Cerdanya [16] [17]
- 988-994: Ermengard of Ampurias, Regent for her son Bernard I of Besalu
- 1066-1085: Bernard II of Besalú, Regent for his nephew Bernard III of Besalu [18]
- 1350-1353: Constanza de Luna, Regent for her son, Roger Bernard of Castelbon, who was a minor at his accession. [19]
- 1157-1158: Berenguela of Barcelona, Regent of Castile, Leon and Galicia for her son Ferdinand II of Castile
- 1158: Ferdinand II of Leon, Regent of Castile
- 1158-1161: Gutierre Fernandez de los Castro, Regent of Castile for Alfonso VIII of Castile who was only 3 years old. [1]
- 1161-1169: Manrique Perez de Molina, Lord of Molina, Regent of Castile for Alfonso VIII of Castile who was only 6 years old. [2]
- 1214-1217: Berenguela of Castile, Regent of Castile [3]
- 1274-1275: Ferdinand de la Cerda, Infante of Castile, Regent of Castile for his father, Alfonso X of Castile, who was in southern France to plead for Papal recognition as Holy Roman Emperor. [4]
- Peter of Castile (1290-1319), son of Sancho IV of Castile; Lord of los Cameros; Regent of Castile
- 1295-1301: Maria de Molina (d.1321), Regent of Castile for her son, Ferdinand IV of Castile, and after the latter’s death, as guardian to her grandson Alfonso XI of Castile, 1312-1321, while the regency was contested among his other relatives. [5]
- 1295-1301: Henry of Castile (1225-1304), Lord of Ecija; Regent of Castile [6]
- [[Philip of Castile (1292-1327), Lord of Cabrera and Ribera. Regent of Castile
- 1319-1325: Juan Manuel of Castile, Duke of Villena, Regent of Castile for Alfonso XI of Castile, together with the boy’s grandmother, Maria de Molina and his uncle Philip of Castile [7]
- 1406-?: Catherine of Lancaster (1373-1418), Regent of Castile and Leon for her son John II of Castile, who was only a year and ten months when he succeeded to the throne. She was co-regent with Ferdinand of Castile until his death in 1416. Her title as regent: madre del rey, e su tutora, e regidora de sus reynos (the mother of the king and his tutor, and governor of his kingdoms) [8]
- 1406-1416: Ferdinand of Castile (Ferdinand of Antequera), Regent of Castile and Leon for his nephew, John II of Castile. Co-regent with Katharine of Lancaster until his death
- 1416-1418: Catherine of Lancaster (1373-1418), Regent of Castile for her son [[John II of Castile who was two years old when he succeeded his father.
- 1505, 1507-1516: Ferdinand II of Aragon, Regent of Castile for his daughter Joana of Castile
- 1506-1507: Francisco Jimenez de Cisneros, Regent of Castile for Joana of Castile
- 1516-1517: Francisco Jimenez de Cisneros, Regent of Castile for Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Notes
[edit]- ^ Ibercronox [1]
- ^ Ibercronox [2]
- ^ Women and Gender in Medieval Europe [3]
- ^ The Cortes of Castile-León [4]
- ^ The Cortes of Castile-León [5]
- ^ The Cortes of Castile-León [6]
- ^ Count Lucanor; of the Fifty Pleasant Stories of Patronio [7]
- ^ Queenship and Political Power in Medieval and Early Modern Spain [8]
- 927-940: Ava of Barcelona, Regent for her son, Sunifred II of Cerdanya [20] [21]
- 988-994: Ermengard of Ampurias, Regent for her son Wilfred II of Cerdanya
- Elvira Ramírez of Leon, Regent of Leon, 966-975, for her nephew Ramiro III of Leon [22]
- Teresa Ansurez (d. after 997), Regent of Leon, 966-?, for her son Ramiro III of León
- Elvira Garces of Castile (970-1028), Regent of Leon, 999-1008, for her son Alfonso V of Castile who was only 5 years old when he succeeded his father.
- 1324-1329: Felipe, Abbot of San Pablo en Narbona, Regent for Jaime III of Mallorca. [23]
- 870-880: Garcia Jimenez, Regent during the captivity of Fortún of Pamplona [24]
- 925-931: Jimeno II of Pamplona, Regent for his nephew Garcia II of Pamplona [25]
- 931-934: Toda Aznarez, Regent for her son García III of Pamplona
- 1000-1004: Sancho, King of Viguera, Regent of Navarre [26]
- Blanche of Navarre (1170‘s-1229), Regent of Navarre during her brother Sancho VII’s “retirement” of some sort
- 1253-1256: Margaret of Bourbon, Regent for her son Theobald II of Navarre
- 1274-1284: Blanche of Artois, Regent for her daughter Joan I of Navarre
- 1356-1357: Louis of Evreux, Regent for Charles II of Navarre
- 1479-1483: Magdalena of Valois, Regent for her son, Francis I of Navarre
- 1483-1484: Magdalena of Valois, Regent for her daughter, Catherine of Navarre
- 1035-?: Ermesinde of Carcassonne, Regent for her grandson William of Barcelona, Count of Osona. [27]
- 1035-?: Ermesinde of Carcassonne, Regent for her grandson Sancho Berenguer of Barcelona, Count of Penedes, 1035-1049. [28]
- 1112-1128: Theresa, Countess of Portugal, Regent for her son Afonso I of Portugal
- 1245-1248: Afonso of Portugal, Count of Boulogne, the future Afonso III of Portugal, Regent for his brother Sancho II of Portugal
- 1383-1385: Leonor Telles de Menezes, Regent for her daughter Beatrice of Portugal
- 1383-1385: John I of Portugal, Regent for Beatrice of Portugal
- 1438-1440: Leonor of Aragon (1402-1445), Regent for her son Afonso V of Portugal
- 1438-1449: Infante Pedro, Duke of Coimbra, Regent for his nephew Afonso V of Portugal
- 1471: Joana, Crown Princess of Portugal, Regent during the military expedition to Tangier of her father Afonso V of Portugal
- 1557-1562: Catherine of Austria, Regent for Sebastian of Portugal
- 1562-1568: Henry of Portugal, Regent for Sebastian of Portugal
- 1640: Rodrigo da Cunha, Archbishop of Lisbon, was designated Lieutenant-General (Regent) of Portugal, Dec. 1-15, 1640, as head of a provisional government between the downfall of the government of Philip IV of Portugal and the coronation of John IV of Portugal. [29] [30]
- 1640: Sebastião de Matos de Noronha, Archbishop of Braga; Regent. [31]
- 1640: Lourenço de Lima Brito e Nogueira, Viscount of Lima Brito and Nogeuira. [32]
- 1656-1662: Luisa of Medina-Sidonia, Regent for her son Afonso VI of Portugal
- 1662-1667: Count of Castelo Melhor, Regent for Afonso VI of Portugal
- 1667-1683: Peter II of Portugal, Regent for his insane brother Afonso VI of Portugal
- 1705: Catherine of Braganza, Regent for her brother, Peter II of Portugal, who was in failing health. [33] [34]
- 1774-1777: Mariana Victoria of Spain, Regent for her husband Joseph I of Portugal
- 1792-1816: John VI of Portugal, Regent for his mother Maria I of Portugal
- 1826-1828: Miguel of Portugal, Regent for Maria I of Portugal
- 1853-1855: Ferdinand II of Portugal, Regent for his son Pedro V of Portugal
- 1519-1521: Adriaan Florenszoon Dedel van Utrecht (Pope Adrian VI), Regent of Spain for Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1529-1533: Isabel of Portugal, Regent of Spain for Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1535-1538: Isabel of Portugal, Regent of Spain for Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1543-1548: Philip II of Spain, Regent of Spain for his father Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1549-1551: Maria of Austria (1528-1608), Co-Regent of Spain
- 1551-1554: Philip II of Spain, Regent of Spain for his father Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1554: Johanna of Austria, Regent of Spain for Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1556-1559: Johanna of Austria, Regent of Spain for Philip II of Spain
- 1665-1675: Mariana Theresa of Austria Regent of Spain for Charles II of Spain
- 1702: Marie Louise of Savoy, Regent of Spain for Philip V of Spain
- 1813-1814: Louis Maria of Bourbon, Regent of Spain for Ferdinand VII of Spain
- 1841-1843: Baldomero Espartero, Prince of Vergara, Regent of Spain [35]
- 1886-1902: Maria Christina of Austria, Regent of Spain for her son, Alfonso XIII of Spain
- 1947–1975: Francisco Franco, Regent of Spain
- 1102-1108: Pedro Ansúrez [1], Regent for his grandson Ermengol VI of Urgell. Pedro was a Castilian noble who was a close adviser of Alfonso VI of Castile who granted him the lordship of Valladolid. He married his daughter, Maria Ansurez, to Ermengol V of Urgell whose son, Ermengol VI, was only 6 years old at the time of his accession. [36]
- 1208-1214: Elvira de Lara (d.1220), also known as Elvira Manrique de Lara or Elvira de Subirats, Regent for her daughter, Aurembiaix of Urgell, who was only about 13 years old when she succeded her father Ermengol VIII of Urgell. [37]
Notes
[edit]- Maria de Luna, Lieutenant of the Kingdom of Valencia, 1401-1406 [38]