A man in this world leadership position ceded power to the liberal "jailbirds," but eventually got that power back in the Omi
A man in this world leadership position ceded power to the liberal "jailbirds," but eventually got that power back in the Ominous Decade. The shortest-tenured holder of this position served seven months before dying of smallpox, a brief interlude in the whopping forty-six years served by his father, the longest holder. A mentally-deficient holder of this position had an enormous overbite that prevented him from chewing properly. This position was held by the enormously in-bred Charles II, and a separate line for this throne was desired by the Carlists. Philip V was elevated to this throne as a result of a war that saw fighting at Oudenarde and Malplaquet. For 10 points, name this throne, succession over which was settled at the Treaty of Utrecht.
A man in this world leadership position ceded power to the liberal "jailbirds," but eventually got that power back in the Ominous Decade.
king of Spain [or monarch of Spain; or answers like Spanish kings]