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Philip II of Spain

King of Spain, Portugal, Naples and Sicily; King consort of England, lived 1527-1598

  • Child of Charles V and Isabella of Portugal
  • Married to Maria Manuela, Princess of Portugal, Mary I, Elisabeth of Valois and 1 more
  • Dated 21 May 1527 CE – 13 September 1598 CE

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King of Spain, Portugal, Naples and Sicily; King consort of England, lived 1527-1598Wikidata record description. Read Philip II of Spain in the Wikipedia reader.

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11 offices on record

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  1. 25 July 1554 CE – 17 November 1558 CE King of England (jure uxoris)
  2. 25 July 1554 CE – 17 November 1558 CE King of Ireland (Iure uxoris) jurisdiction: Kingdom of Ireland
  3. 23 October 1555 CE – 13 September 1598 CE Grand Master of the Order of the Golden Fleece
  4. 16 January 1556 CE – 13 September 1598 CE King of Sardinia
  5. 16 January 1556 CE – 13 September 1598 CE Monarch of Castile and Leon jurisdiction: Crown of Castile Succeeded Charles V · Succeeded by Philip III of Spain
  6. 16 January 1556 CE – 13 September 1598 CE monarch of the Crown of Aragon jurisdiction: Crown of Aragon Succeeded Charles V · Succeeded by Philip III of Spain
  7. 12 September 1580 CE – 13 September 1598 CE Monarch of Portugal Succeeded by Philip III of Spain
  8. Dates unrecorded King of Naples
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  1. Dates unrecorded King of Sicily
  2. Dates unrecorded Lord of the Netherlands
  3. Dates unrecorded monarch

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