The Carlists Rise in Spain and Don Jaime's Claim
The article explains the Carlist rise in Spain, detailing King Ferdinand V and Queen Maria Christina, the Salic law, and Isabella’s succession. It notes Don Carlos, the Carlist pretender, and Don Jaime, who would head the Carlists, with history of uprisings, betrayals, and debates over royal lineage. It contrasts Carolist and Christina factions and mentions Morotto and various abortive attempts to seize the throne.
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Spain
Don Jaime da Bobbon
Rome
Ferninand V
Maria Chagtina
Naples
Douchess de Berri Wid
Maris Amolis
Louis Philippe
France
Ferdinand
Maria Christina
Philip V
Charles IV
Isabelle
Isabella
Alfonso XII
Don Carlos
Carlos Maria Isidor de Borbon y-Borbon
Charles
Christinas
Morotto
Cabreroa
Hoa
Don Juan
Don Jaime
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