This man was ultimately exiled when his general Rafael Maroto agreed to the Convention of Vergara. His brother-in-law Dom Miguel attempted to seize the throne of Portugal, and, like this man, was opposed by the Quadruple Alli
This man was ultimately exiled when his general Rafael Maroto agreed to the Convention of Vergara. His brother-in-law Dom Miguel attempted to seize the throne of Portugal, and, like this man, was opposed by the Quadruple Alliance. After meeting his supporters in Basque country, he named Tomás de (*) Zumalacárregui as commander of his army. He was backed by the apostólicos and the Church in his 1834 campaign against his sister, Isabella II, who was viewed as more liberal. For 10  points, name this son of Charles IV, whose status as pretender to the Spanish throne was supported by the original Carlists.
This man was ultimately exiled when his general Rafael Maroto agreed to the Convention of Vergara.
Don Carlos [or Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, conde de Molina; prompt on Carlos; prompt on Carlos V; prompt on Charles V]