Spanish succession issue of 1789 was a series of debates and decisions, taking place and adopted prior, during and after the Cortes sittings. They were initiated by king Carlos IV, who suggested that the succession law in force be altered; the change would consist of giving preference to females of main descendant line over males of collateral lines. The proposal was accepted and formally adopted as Cortes’ petition to the king, but a corresponding law was not published until 1830, which triggered a dynastical conflict and a series of civil wars. The question whether the succession law was effectively changed in 1789 turned into a heated juridical, historical and political debate and continued well into the 20th century. In current historiography it is usually considered of secondary impor
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| - La Pragmática Sanción de 1789 fue una Pragmática Sanción acordada por el rey Carlos IV de España y aprobada el 30 de septiembre de 1789 por las Cortes, que por razones de política exterior Carlos IV no hizo pública y hubo que esperar más de cuarenta años para que Fernando VII, su hijo y sucesor, la promulgara por medio de la Pragmática Sanción de 29 de marzo de 1830. Esta Ley anulaba el Auto Acordado del 10 de mayo de 1713 de Felipe V que, excepto en casos muy extremos, imposibilitaba a las mujeres acceder al Trono, por lo que comúnmente es denominada «Ley Sálica» aunque, técnicamente, no lo fuera. Por tanto, la Pragmática restablecía el sistema de sucesión tradicional de las Siete Partidas, en concreto la Partida Segunda, según la cual las mujeres podían reinar si no tenían hermanos varo (es)
- Spanish succession issue of 1789 was a series of debates and decisions, taking place and adopted prior, during and after the Cortes sittings. They were initiated by king Carlos IV, who suggested that the succession law in force be altered; the change would consist of giving preference to females of main descendant line over males of collateral lines. The proposal was accepted and formally adopted as Cortes’ petition to the king, but a corresponding law was not published until 1830, which triggered a dynastical conflict and a series of civil wars. The question whether the succession law was effectively changed in 1789 turned into a heated juridical, historical and political debate and continued well into the 20th century. In current historiography it is usually considered of secondary impor (en)
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| - La Pragmática Sanción de 1789 fue una Pragmática Sanción acordada por el rey Carlos IV de España y aprobada el 30 de septiembre de 1789 por las Cortes, que por razones de política exterior Carlos IV no hizo pública y hubo que esperar más de cuarenta años para que Fernando VII, su hijo y sucesor, la promulgara por medio de la Pragmática Sanción de 29 de marzo de 1830. Esta Ley anulaba el Auto Acordado del 10 de mayo de 1713 de Felipe V que, excepto en casos muy extremos, imposibilitaba a las mujeres acceder al Trono, por lo que comúnmente es denominada «Ley Sálica» aunque, técnicamente, no lo fuera. Por tanto, la Pragmática restablecía el sistema de sucesión tradicional de las Siete Partidas, en concreto la Partida Segunda, según la cual las mujeres podían reinar si no tenían hermanos varones ya que tenían preferencia sobre los varones de parentesco más lejano. (es)
- Spanish succession issue of 1789 was a series of debates and decisions, taking place and adopted prior, during and after the Cortes sittings. They were initiated by king Carlos IV, who suggested that the succession law in force be altered; the change would consist of giving preference to females of main descendant line over males of collateral lines. The proposal was accepted and formally adopted as Cortes’ petition to the king, but a corresponding law was not published until 1830, which triggered a dynastical conflict and a series of civil wars. The question whether the succession law was effectively changed in 1789 turned into a heated juridical, historical and political debate and continued well into the 20th century. In current historiography it is usually considered of secondary importance and dealt with in highly ambiguous terms. (en)
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