This man's namesake half-American grandson was the adopted heir of Archduke Maximilian and Princess Carlota, who did not have any children of their own.
This man's namesake half-American grandson was the adopted heir of Archduke Maximilian and Princess Carlota, who did not have any children of their own. After his ouster, he lived on a healthy pension in Livorno, eventually making his way to London, where he published his autobiography. He had commanded Spanish troops at Puruarun and Valladolid with success, but was charged with extortion and forced out of the Spanish army. Returning to his home country after his exile, he was captured in Soto la Marina and died in Padilla, just three years after signing a famous treaty with the Spanish viceroy, O'Donoju. (OH-DOH-NO-WHO) The Plan de Casa Mata began the movement that would lead to this man's ouster, issued two years after this man's Plan of Iguala, which called for the overthrow of the Spanish. His belief in the divine right of kings proved catastrophic to his rule, as he lasted a mere nine months in the position of emperor. FTP, name this Mexican independence leader and first emperor of Mexico.
This man's namesake half-American grandson was the adopted heir of Archduke Maximilian and Princess Carlota, who did not have any children of their own.
Agustín Cosme Damián de {Iturbide} y Arámburu or {Agustín} I