Historedia
Person

Pedro I of Brazil

Events
4
Episodes
11
Years
1822–1828

Every event in Historedia whose sources name Pedro I of Brazil, with the role they cite and all of that event’s episodes. This is not a biography, and mentions are grouped by name, so two people with the same name can share this page.

Events and episodes

  1. Pedro I's Dia do Fico in Rio de Janeiro

    1822

    Role: Prince Regent

    1. 9 January 1822 · Rio de JaneiroDia do Fico Refusal

      Pedro refused the Cortes' orders to return to Lisbon, declaring he would stay in Brazil for the nation's happiness.

  2. Uruguay declares independence from the Empire of Brazil

    1825–1828

    Role: Figure to whom Brazilian patriots in Montevideo were loyal

    1. 19 April 1825 · Agraciada beachLanding at Agraciada

      The Thirty-Three Orientals crossed the Uruguay River and landed at Agraciada beach to start the rebellion against Brazil.

    2. 25 August 1825 · FloridaDeclaration in Florida

      An assembly in Florida declared the Banda Oriental's independence from Brazil and union with the United Provinces.

    3. 25 October 1825 · Buenos AiresRecognition by United Provinces

      The Argentine Congress proclaimed the reintegration of Cisplatina into the United Provinces.

    4. 10 December 1825 · Empire of BrazilDeclaration of War

      Brazil formally declared war on the United Provinces, initiating the Cisplatine War.

    5. 1828 · MontevideoTreaty of Montevideo

      The Treaty of Montevideo acknowledged the independence of Cisplatina as the Eastern Republic of Uruguay.

  3. Pedro I of Brazil abdicates as King of Portugal

    1826

    Role: King of Portugal (Pedro IV)

    1. May 1826 · PortugalAbdication in Favor of Maria II

      Pedro I abdicated the Portuguese throne in May 1826, transferring power to his daughter Maria II.

  4. Dom Pedro I and the Portuguese succession to Maria II

    1828

    Role: Former King of Portugal, Father of Maria II

    1. 1828 · LisbonMiguel's Arrival and Regency

      Miguel returned to Portugal in early 1828 as regent for Maria II, replacing his aunt Isabel Maria.

    2. 3 March 1828 · LisbonFinalization of Abdication

      Pedro I finalized his conditional abdication in favor of Maria II on 3 March 1828, aiming to secure her succession and separate Portugal from Brazil.

    3. 13 March 1828 · LisbonDissolution of Cortes

      Miguel dissolved the Cortes in March 1828, violating the Constitutional Charter stipulations.

    4. 11 July 1828 · LisbonProclamation of Miguel

      Miguel was proclaimed King of Portugal on 11 July 1828, interrupting Maria II's reign.

Sources

  1. Pedro I of Brazil Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-31
  2. Cisplatine War Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-24