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{{Nation|common_name=Portugal|full_name=Kingdom of Portugal|local_name=Reino de Portugal|capital=Lisbon|largest_city=Lisbon|population=10 million|government_type=Constitutional Monarchy|flag=Portugal flag.png|}} |
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'''Portugal''', officially the '''Kingdom of Portugal''' (Portuguese: ''Reino de Portugal''), is a country located in |
'''Portugal''', officially the '''Kingdom of Portugal''' (Portuguese: ''Reino de Portugal''), is a country located in the westernmost region of the Iberian Peninsula. The majority of the country is located in continental Europe, where it only borders Spain. The kingdom is composed of six continental provinces and two overseas provinces in the Atlantic: Madeira and Azores. Since 1922, Portugal is a constituent country of the [[United Kingdom of Portugal and Brasi|United Kingdom of Portugal and Brasil]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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{{Main|History of Portugal}} |
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== Government and politics == |
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[[File:PTBR GOVERNMENT .png|thumb|Scheme displaying the functioning of the government of the Luso-Brasilian Union]] |
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Portugal is a constitutional parliamentary monarchy. Therefore, the monarchs have their power limited by a constitution and act only as the Head of State of the country. In the case of Portugal, which is in a dual monarchy with Brasil, the monarch took the role of appointing common ministers to both constituent countries. They are the Royal Chancellor for foreign affairs and the minister of defense . The role of Head of Government is put in the hands of the prime minister. |
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=== List of monarchs === |
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==== House of Braganza ==== |
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_IV_of_Portugal John IV] (1640-1656) |
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afonso_VI_of_Portugal Afonso VI] (1656-1690) |
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_II_of_Portugal Peter II] (1690-1709) |
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* [[Henry II]] (1709-1755) |
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* [[John V]] (1755-1768) |
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* [[Joana a Astúcia|Joana ''a Astúcia'']] (1768-1771) |
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==== House of Habsburg ==== |
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* Philip V (1771-1789) |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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{{Nations of the World}} |
{{Nations of the World}} |
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Latest revision as of 21:13, 5 November 2023
| Portugal | |
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| Kingdom of Portugal | |
| Reino de Portugal | |
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| Capital | Lisbon |
| Largest City | Lisbon |
| Population | 10 million |
| Government Type | Constitutional Monarchy |
Portugal, officially the Kingdom of Portugal (Portuguese: Reino de Portugal), is a country located in the westernmost region of the Iberian Peninsula. The majority of the country is located in continental Europe, where it only borders Spain. The kingdom is composed of six continental provinces and two overseas provinces in the Atlantic: Madeira and Azores. Since 1922, Portugal is a constituent country of the United Kingdom of Portugal and Brasil.
History
Government and politics
Portugal is a constitutional parliamentary monarchy. Therefore, the monarchs have their power limited by a constitution and act only as the Head of State of the country. In the case of Portugal, which is in a dual monarchy with Brasil, the monarch took the role of appointing common ministers to both constituent countries. They are the Royal Chancellor for foreign affairs and the minister of defense . The role of Head of Government is put in the hands of the prime minister.
List of monarchs
House of Braganza
- John IV (1640-1656)
- Afonso VI (1656-1690)
- Peter II (1690-1709)
- Henry II (1709-1755)
- John V (1755-1768)
- Joana a Astúcia (1768-1771)
House of Habsburg
- Philip V (1771-1789)
