His second wife was the granddaughter of Josephine Bonaparte, Amelie of Leuchtenberg, whose brother, Charles Auguste, in turn married his daughter.
His second wife was the granddaughter of Josephine Bonaparte, Amelie of Leuchtenberg, whose brother, Charles Auguste, in turn married his daughter. His last years were marred by a succession crisis that saw him enlist naval support from Britain and stage a surprise landing at [*] Oporto, which marked his attempt to defend the authority of the Constitutional Charter and his daughter Maria da Gloria from his usurping brother Miguel. His renewed interest in European affairs came after a severe decline in popularity in his ruling land due to his reputation as a philanderer and his loss of the Cisplatine province, which eroded the popular support he gained with his call for independence in the "Grito de Ipiranga." FTP, name this son of Joao VI who ruled as the first emperor of Brazil.
His second wife was the granddaughter of Josephine Bonaparte, Amelie of Leuchtenberg, whose brother, Charles Auguste, in turn married his daughter.
Dom {Pedro I} or {Pedro IV of Portugal}