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When Ferdinand VII was ousted as king of Spain in 1808 during the Peninsular War, Joseph Bonaparte, the brother of Napoleon Bonaparte, was installed as the new ruler. His reign was met with widespread resistance and was not recognized by many Spaniards, leading to the establishment of various juntas and the eventual emergence of a national movement for independence. Ferdinand VII was restored to the throne in 1814 after the defeat of Napoleon.
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When Ferndinand VII was ousted as King of Spain who became new ruler?
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Who was the ruler of Spain in the late 1500's?
Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand
The man named ruler of all the islands and the mainlands he discovered was .?
Christopher Columbus
Who is king Ferdinand?
King Ferdinand was an Austrian ruler during the turn of the 20th century who was assassinated. His death was the main cause of World War 1.
Who was the ruler of Spain in 1513?
There is some confusion of the kingship of Spain in 1513. It was actually under the rule of Joanna of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon.
What ruler granted encomienda to the Spanish settlers in the Americas?
King Ferdinand of Spain granted encomienda to the Spanish settlers in the Americas.
Who became the ruler of Spain after Ferdinand?
Joseph Bonaparte
Who was the Spanish ruler who took power in 1939?
Francisco Franco was the ruler of Spain from 1939 until his death in 1975.
Who was the ruler of Spain in 1492?
1492 is around Columbus or coulombs time when he sailed the ocean blue, anyway the rulers were king Ferdinand and queen Isabella.
Why did the ruler of Spain finance the expedition of the conquistador?
The ruler of Spain, King Ferdinand, financed the expedition of the conquistador, primarily to expand Spanish territory and influence in the New World, as well as to increase wealth through the acquisition of gold and silver. Additionally, the expedition was seen as a way to spread Christianity and counter the influence of rival European powers. By supporting such ventures, Ferdinand aimed to enhance Spain's prestige and secure its position as a leading global power.
When did Cleopatra become oueen?
Cleopatra actually became queen twice. The first time she became queen was upon the death of her father in 51 BC. Her co-ruler, her brother ousted her and Julius Caesar reestablished her on the throne in 47 BC.
Did Cleopatra have to fight for her right to be ruler?
Yes. At first she was co-ruler with her brother, but she was ousted and her brother had her exiled. She was in the process of raising an army when Caesar came to Egypt and tried to mediate the dispute. It didn't work and Cleopatra was involved in the Alexandrian War against her brother. After winning the was and her brother's death Cleopatra became the ruler along with her younger brother.
