Coronation of John V of Portugal
- When
- 1707
- Where
- Ribeira Palace
- Episodes
- 1
Following the death of Peter II on 9 December 1706, John V was acclaimed King of Portugal and the Algarves on 1 January 1707. The ceremony took place at the Ribeira Palace in Lisbon, where his throne was displayed on the balcony of the Torre do Rei.
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Background and detail
Succession Context. John V succeeded his father, Peter II, who died in his sleep on 9 December 1706. Prior to this, Peter had moved to the Royal Quinta in Alcântara in early December 1706 due to illness. John had previously held the title of Prince of Brazil and Duke of Braganza.
Acclamation Ceremony. The acclamation occurred on 1 January 1707 at the Ribeira Palace in Lisbon. John's new throne was placed on the balcony of the Torre do Rei. He wore the Cross of the Order of Christ, with the Crown Jewels beside him, adhering to Portuguese royal custom.
People involved
Sources
- John V of Portugal Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-29
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