Portugal. Sovereign (1828-1834 : Miguel I)

found: Encyc. Britannica (WWW), Mar. 28, 2008(Michael; b. Oct. 26, 1802, Queluz, Portugal, d. Nov. 14, 1866, Brombach, Baden; younger son of King John VI of Portugal, regent of Portugal from February 1828 and self-proclaimed king from July 1828 to 1834, though his royal title was not everywhere recognized; surrendered to brother Pedro in Portuguese civil war, May 26, 1834, and renounced the throne; departed for Genoa (where he cancelled his renunciation), and settled in Italy and Germany)

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