This empire's passage of the Additional Act led to the dissolution of its Council of State, which had previously written a constitution in only 15 days. An early secessionist movement in this empire was launched by a group of wealthy landowners called the Confederation of the Equator, who opposed the policies of Jose Bonifacio. This empire's loss in the Cisplatine War led to a group of mercenaries revolting in its capital and the abdication of one ruler. Its first ruler came to power after an independence struggle in which he made the famous "Cry of Ipiranga", and this empire's final ruler was
This empire's passage of the Additional Act led to the dissolution of its Council of State, which had previously written a constitution in only 15 days. An early secessionist movement in this empire was launched by a group of wealthy landowners called the Confederation of the Equator, who opposed the policies of Jose Bonifacio. This empire's loss in the Cisplatine War led to a group of mercenaries revolting in its capital and the abdication of one ruler. Its first ruler came to power after an independence struggle in which he made the famous "Cry of Ipiranga", and this empire's final ruler was overthrown by Deodore da Fonseca. This country supported Uruguay's colorados during the War of the Triple Alliance, during which its armies were commanded by the Duke of Caxias. Its final ruler had earlier passed the Golden Law freeing all slaves in this empire, and it was ruled by two members of the House of Braganza. For 10 points, name this empire ruled by Dom Pedro I and II, which had its capital at Rio De Janeiro.
This empire's passage of the Additional Act led to the dissolution of its Council of State, which had previously written a constitution in only 15 days.