War of the Two Brothers

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The War of the Two Brothers was a 19th-century Portuguese civil conflict between rival royal claimants that formed part of the broader Liberal Wars over constitutional versus absolutist rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century conflict
Portuguese civil war
civil war
alsoKnownAs Miguelite War
Portuguese Civil War (1828–1834)
conflictType dynastic war
succession crisis
country Portugal
endTime 1834
hasCause conflict between absolutism and constitutionalism
dispute over Portuguese throne
revocation of the Constitutional Charter of 1826
hasConsequence consolidation of liberal monarchy in Portugal
permanent exile of Miguelist line
strengthening of constitutional government in Portugal
hasExternalSupport Quadruple Alliance (1834)
hasParticipant France
Portugal
Spain
United Kingdom
ideology absolutism
liberal constitutionalism
locatedIn Iberian Peninsula
mainBelligerent Liberal (Constitutionalist) faction
Miguelist faction
opposingCommander Dom Miguel I of Portugal NERFINISHED
Dom Pedro IV of Portugal NERFINISHED
Maria II of Portugal NERFINISHED
partOf European liberal revolutions of the 19th century
Liberal Wars
peaceTreaty Convention of Evoramonte
relatedTo Portuguese Liberal Wars
history of Portugal
result Liberal victory
abdication and exile of Miguel I
recognition of Maria II as queen of Portugal
restoration of the Constitutional Charter of 1826
significantEvent Convention of Evoramonte (1834)
Dom Miguel’s usurpation of the throne in 1828
Dom Pedro’s landing in the Azores
Liberal landing at Mindelo (1832)
linked to: Landing at Mindelo

Siege of Porto
startTime 1828
temporalContext 19th century

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Liberal Wars in Portugal alsoKnownAs War of the Two Brothers